Articles from Arkansas Business (July 12, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Abbott keeps on 'tach'ing: Pine Bluff manufacturer finds new markets for tachographs.	Holcombe, Carl D.	Company Profile	1390
ABF TurnKey takes off.	Wood, Jeffrey		550
Acxiom launches product in Japan.	Holcombe, Carl D.	Brief Article	201
AERT logs $16.7 million in quarterly sales.		Brief Article	123
Ante up.		Brief Article	139
Arkansas Business list: largest trucking companies.	Taulbee, Chip	Illustration	862
Arkansas House Republican leader Marvin Parks has resigned from his party post saying he needed to focus full time on his congressional campaign to unseat Rep. Vic Snyder, D-Ark.		Brief Article	45
Arkansas Literacy Council.		Brief Article	62
Arkansas State Bank Department.		Brief Article	24
BNSF team turns logistic puzzles into cheapest paths.	Sparkman, Worth		1293
Buzz off.	Holcombe, Carl D.		762
By a 51-46 vote, Arkansas lawyer Leon Holmes was confirmed by the Senate to be a federal judge last week.		Brief Article	44
Calendar.		Calendar	324
Coldwell Banker Advantage Realty.		Brief Article	36
Collection effort.		Brief Article	272
Correction.		Correction Notice	26
Crash comparisons.		Illustration	231
Crews last week began moving boxes of Bill Clinton's papers from the temporary Clinton Materials Project to their new archival home at the Clinton Presidential Library, which is scheduled to open Nov. 18.		Brief Article	49
DAC Technologies sales up 74 percent in May.		Brief Article	207
Department of Agriculture.		Brief Article	42
Dillard's June sales down 1 percent.		Brief Article	182
Fatal crashes rise 14 percent.	Sparkman, Worth	Brief Article	155
Fleet news.		Brief Article	71
Harold E. Grubbs has attained the accredited investment fiduciary credential in association with the Center for Fiduciary Studies and the University of Pittsburgh's Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business.		Brief Article	40
Hoffbrau closes, files Chapter 11.	Bowden, Bill	Brief Article	181
International Paper Co. has completed its acquisition of Box USA, the nation's largest independent packaging producer.			49
Jay C. Hartman was recently named a Most Distinguished Black College and University Graduate by US Black Engineer Information Technology magazine.		Brief Article	33
Largest trucking companies returned to health in 2003.	Taulbee, Chip		617
Mangan Holcomb Rainwater Culpepper.		Brief Article	28
Marketing makeover, more fine tunes ANB personality.	Sparkman, Worth		410
Metropolitan National Bank.		Brief Article	93
Moser judgment.		Brief Article	269
Murphy Oil income to top expectations.		Brief Article	110
National Park Medical Center at Hot Springs is the first hospital in the state with a Web-based scheduling system that allows networked doctors to schedule appointments and register patients over the Internet.		Brief Article	46
News from the east.	Moritz, Gwen		768
Oaklawn Park.		Brief Article	25
Part 2.		Brief Article	179
Pinnacle Auctions.	Newton, Amanda	Brief Article	273
Plato Alexander Skouras, 74, a former independent movie producer, died July 4 at his home in Brinkley.		Brief Article	43
Portable Audiometrics Inc.	Newton, Amanda	Brief Article	313
Pride and prejudice.		Editorial	782
Pulaski County Court Appointed Special Advocacy.		Brief Article	32
Ree Skin at Joels.	Newton, Amanda	Brief Article	342
Sales & Marketing Executives Association of Arkansas.		Brief Article	134
Score card.		Brief Article	133
State ends fiscal year with budget surplus.	Henry, John	Brief Article	289
State jobless rate down to 5.7 percent.	Turner, Lance		330
Stock summary.		Illustration	734
Supporters of putting medicinal marijuana on the Nov. 2 ballot have filed petitions with the Secretary of State office, which must verify that it contains 64,500 valid signatures.		Brief Article	56
Take a real summer vacation: sever the high-tech tethers.	Bowden, Bill		1468
The Arkansas Women's Business Development Center, a program of the Good Faith Fund, will host a free workshop on "Understanding Financial Statements: Profit & Loss Statements.".		Brief Article	75
The Army Corps of Engineers has contracted with Devereux and Associates Forestry Consultants of Conway to perform maintenance along the public boundary line that surrounds Beaver Lake.		Brief Article	65
The owner of the Detco Industries Inc. plant at Conway, which exploded and burned on Jan. 6, faces $20,500 in penalties from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.		Brief Article	75
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences at Little Rock last week became the first state agency or hospital to go smoke-free.			120
Tif districts can be usefull.	Avery, Chad M.		697
Trucking companies move most freight.	Henry, John	Brief Article	203
Trucking industry thrives despite new regulations.	Henry, John		1751
Trucks from Mexico stir wage, tax debate.	Bowden, Bill		775
Volvo tractors blamed for pro transport's woes.	Freidman, Mark		1804
Wal-Mart blames weather for dampened June sales.			395
Wal-Mart expands RFID program to 300.		Brief Article	172
Wal-Mart may build 850 urban 99 stores.	Bowden, Bill	Brief Article	253
Wal-Mart Stores Inc.		Brief Article	78