Pioneer Bank president George W. Mitchell retires
Pioneer Bank announces retirement of president George W. Mitchell effective June 1 after more than 25 years with the bank, 22 as president. He will pursue riding his Harley fishing and travel, while a board search begins for a new leader. Mitchell will remain on the board through April 2004 if desired.
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Pioneer Bank
George W. Mitchell
United States
Mitchell
Ruidoso
Pioneer
Alamogordo
Roswell
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Las Cruces
Midland
el Paso
Carolyn
Cellular One holiday offers with free Nokia phone
The carrier promotes holiday packages including a free Nokia phone with plans at 30 dollars per month for 250 anytime minutes and unlimited weekend calling. Cellular One at 2604 N Main St advertises the deal and a contact number 623 4073 for more details. Beef producers issue cooking guides and updated recipes
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Cellular One
N. Main St
Sandia engineers seek better chili harvester to cut plant damage
Sandia National Laboratories researchers are designing an improved mechanical chili picker to reduce root damage and plant loss in Chile production. Labor costs drive most expenses, with NM workers paid about a tenth of Mexican labor. Modifications could be ready for next harvest as competition pushes cheaper imports.
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Albuquerque
Sandia National Laboratories
New Mexico
Chile
Teri Hall
S.ate
University
Mexico
James Libbin
NMSU
Sandia
Richard Phillips
NMSA
Mixed signals pull economy while LTV chief resigns
Washington reports mixed economic data with orders up for durable goods but rising layoffs fueling concerns of deeper recession. LTV Corp. chairman Eugene C. resigns as bankruptcy talks loom, with 7,500 jobs at stake in several plants if shutdown proceeds. House approves terrorism risk insurance bill, 90 percent government coverage for major attack losses. Sumitomo Electric to cut 900 Kentucky jobs as production shifts abroad. Morgantown plants and distribution center closure cost about 700 more jobs by end of 2002.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
House
Senate
Sumitomo Electric
Bowling Green
Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems
Kentucky
Mexico
Asia
Yoshio Ebihara
Morgantown
CSU begins research to control agricultural odors
CSU launches odor control research to ease tensions between agriculture and cities like Greeley. Weld County officials seek funding and industry support, with CSU aiming to study odor reduction, runoff, and manure management while collaborating with Texas A&M and others.
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CSU
Greeley
Colo
Fort Collins
Colorado State University
Amarillo
Texas
Kansas
Jim Heird
College of Agriculture
Colorado State
Weld County
Glenn Vaad
Weld County Board of Commissioners
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la Lima
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Euvigne Cleveland
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John D. Turner
U.S
William Bodoh
Youngstown
LTV Steel
Cleveland
Hennepin, Ill
East Chicago
Ind
Vaad
ConAgra
Air Quality and Natural Resources Board
Paul Reimer
Ani
Texas A&m
Heird
Ant Ampere Agen
Jim Miller
Miller
la Salle
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