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Editorial Stories published on Monday, 12/16/02 in the Illinois Business Journal:
- ICC approves Ameren's bid to acquire CILCO
- SBC Ameritech invests in infrastructure, decries competitors who do not
- SBC Ameritech striving to keep service calls to minimum
- New law prompts school districts to consider cell phone policy
- General Mills ups production at Belvidere plant, creates 100 jobs
- Companies' efficiency, profitability increase, thanks to merging voice and data
- IDOT premiers Web site for one-stop travel information
- Merging voice and data onto the same info path revolutionizes businesses
- Urban students focus on science and business of agriculture
- Little Lady Foods to build facility in Lake County
- McKinley Bridge on schedule to reopen in 2006
- Postal Service travels road to transformation
- Top 11 Illinois companies named 2002 Export Award Winners
- Risk management tools available for small business owners through SBA
- FMCSA announces student bus transportation safety initiative
- Cancellations, mishandled bags, complaints rise slightly in October
- U.S. SBA offers new electronic purchasing tool software to small companies
- Illinois gains five district highway engineers, first two women ever
- Credit rating agency sees problems for Illinois
- Consumer agencies seek stricter service standards, tougher penalties for Ameritech
- Baxter to sell services component of renal business
- Gateway Commerce Center to host one of five super-regional distribution centers for Unilever
- SBC Ameritech striving to keep service calls to minimum
- SIUE School of Business announces business of year awards
- First downstate solar-powered convenience store opens
- Coast guard, charities re-enact story of the Christmas tree ship
- Firm finishes innovative changes to state's largest waste treatment lagoon
- Illinois Republicans choose new leader in state Senate for next two years
- Zoning board approves wind farm with 60 windmills
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