Articles from Arkansas Business (May 30, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Accounting fight.		Brief Article	234
Acxiom Corp.		Brief Article	27
Agriculture Secretary touts Free Trade Agreement.	Henry, John		707
Alltel faces lawsuit over patent infringement.	Taulbee, Chip		213
American Chemical Society.		Brief Article	44
American Eagle adds Dallas flight, cuts Chicago flight.	Turner, Lance		464
Arkansas business list: Telecommunications Cos.	Moritz, Gwen	Illustration	3905
Arkansas Foundation for Medical Care.		Brief Article	62
Arkansas Prostate Cancer Foundation.		Brief Article	36
Arkansas Red Cross makes more cuts.	Turner, Lance	Brief Article	197
As landscape changes, Alltel a likely acquirer.	Taulbee, Chip		1298
Association for Childhood Education International.		Brief Article	36
ASU to shut pharmacy's doors.	Friedman, Mark	Brief Article	175
Bank of the Ozarks.		Brief Article	54
Bar buy.	Waldon, George	Brief Article	79
Beginning June 1, consumers living in Arkansas will have the right to order a free copy of their credit report thanks to the Fair & Accurate Credit Transactions Act.			69
Blytheville firm sues over dirt order.	Friedman, Mark	Brief Article	237
By the numbers.	Waldon, George	Brief Article	86
Calendar.		Calendar	313
Central Arkansas Hospital.		Brief Article	39
Chenal Abode I.	Waldon, George	Brief Article	73
Chenal Abode II.	Waldon, George	Brief Article	83
Chenal Abode III.	Waldon, George	Brief Article	86
City gives $270,000 to Black River Tech.	Friedman, Mark	Brief Article	142
College friend returns 'final four' ring to Huery.	Bowden, Bill	Brief Article	248
Corrections.		Correction Notice	85
Curtis W. Coleman, president/CEO of Safe Foods Corp. of North Little Rock, was named the winner of the Arkansas Venture Forum's first Entrepreneur of the Year Award.			83
DAC Technologies Group International Inc.		Brief Article	40
Dealing with good news.	Karrh, Jim		594
Diamond Lakes Federal Credit Union.		Brief Article	39
Dillard's 1Q profit drops 29 percent.			287
Divorce court.		Brief Article	300
Educational development.	Waldon, George		50
Entertaiment whenever, wherever.	Hinkel, Nate		1503
Estates sale.	Waldon, George	Brief Article	125
Fairfield Resorts Inc., the vacation ownership company that was started in Arkansas 39 years ago, has become the first in its field to reach the 500,000 owners mark.		Brief Article	55
First Federal Bancshares of Arkansas Inc. has declared a dividend of 12 cents a share payable June 22 to stockholders of record on June 8.			38
Hino Motors Ltd., the Japanese truck manufacturer that's building a parts plant at Marion's Railport Industrial Park, intends to spend a record $642 million on plant and equipment for its fiscal 2005, which ends March 2006, according to an article on the Nihon Keizai Shimbun online edition.		Brief Article	112
Human Resources Personnel Agency.		Brief Article	55
Industrial site.	Waldon, George	Brief Article	81
J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. of Lowell has been recognized by Target Corp. of Minneapolis with the 2004 Outbound Partner of the Year award.			68
John Daly Enterprises of Deerfield Beach, Fla., and Custom Gloves LLC of Addison, Texas, have signed a licensing agreement.		Brief Article	46
Jonesboro firm lays off 23 workers.	Friedman, Mark	Brief Article	129
Juniper Bank of Wilmington, Del., a member of the Barclays Group that issues full-service credit cards, has signed a multiyear contract with Acxiom Corp.			49
KC on WB.	Hinkel, Nate	Brief Article	211
LaFrance land.	Waldon, George	Brief Article	77
Listener supported.	Hinkel, Nate		302
Menacing merger.	Hinkel, Nate	Brief Article	215
NCAA.		Brief Article	28
New life for state's first skyscraper: 4th makeover planned for Pyramid Building in downtown LR.	Waldon, George		1538
Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport.		Brief Article	21
Office consolidation.	Waldon, George	Brief Article	137
Office mortgage.	Waldon, George	Brief Article	76
Old Buildings loan.	Waldon, George	Brief Article	85
Omnicom Group will soon open a 5,000-SF combination business lounge and virtual office facility so Wal-Mart Stores Inc. vendors will have a place to relax, grab a cup of coffee, check e-mail, hold meetings, and even create and revise presentations.			59
Only two Arkansas cities offer broadband.	Friedman, Mark		1096
Paper Industry Management Association.		Brief Article	31
Parks Department.		Brief Article	37
Parts financing.	Waldon, George	Brief Article	85
Retired Air Force Brigadier General William T. Seawell, 87, a Pine Bluff native who became commandant of cadets at the Air Force Academy and later the chairman and CEO of Pan American World Airways of Portsmouth, N.H., died May 20.		Obituary	83
SBC continues to gain ground in long-distance market.	Moritz, Gwen		652
Sells/Clark in Little Rock has been awarded best of television and best of radio awards for its bank clients in the 2005 Bank Advertising Awards competition.		Brief Article	42
Simmons First National Bank.		Brief Article	52
Six lanes ... no waiting! Saline County.		Advertisement	297
Stock summary.		Illustration	698
Sub-stitution.		Brief Article	219
Taxing the system.			559
The great compromiser.		Brief Article	240
The Texarkana Chamber of Commerce said the closure of the Red River Army Depot and the Lone Star Army Ammunition plant, as recommended by the Base Realignment and Closure Commission, would have an economic impact of $404 million a year on the region.		Brief Article	69
Thrice the transactions.			151
Tourism: a natural for Arkansas.	Rice, Joe David		703
Tyson to investigate PETA claims.	Turner, Lance	Brief Article	285
Walton Arts Center sues over trademark.			400
Winrock update.		Brief Article	133