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April 12, 2002 - Image 4

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2002-04-12

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Buisness Outlook CONTENTS

Bouncing Back

www.cietroitiewishnews.com

• Advance planning — and a foot-
ball — got the Jewish News, on
the street.

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April 12, 2002
Nisan 30, 5762

What's In Store?

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Independent retailers shake off
winter's chill; greet new season
with optimism.

Business Upturn?

en the economy sneezes,

Detroit gets pneumonia?

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Luke Warm

Area businesses hope to

Commercial and residential real
estate are still feeling Sept. 11.

bury that old saying during the rest of

2002 and into 2003. See the predic-

tions of local experts, including your

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friends and neighbors, in this edition of

Electronic Savings

the Jewish News Business Outlook.

Businesses of all sizes and
kinds are joining the
electronic revolution.

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Advertorials:

2 HomeSource
3 Dwyer & Sons Volvo-Subaru
5 Globe Midwest
8 The Talbot Corporation
9 The Ira Kaufman Chapel

11 Digital 66
11 Complete Computer Rentals Inc.
11 Pepper Hamilton LLP
12 One Stop Kosher Market
20 Capital Mortgage Funding

COVER DESIGN: Anne Lada, graphic designer

©Copyright 2002,Detroit Jewish News

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send a facsimile to (248) 539-3075. Office hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.

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The program offers personalized care for people

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• Fractures

of all ages — from newborns to their parents,

discriminate — they can happen

to anyone, at any age. Fortunately,

there's a solution designed to bring

relief to people suffering from a wide

range of related conditions.

grandparents and great-grandparents. A highly

skilled team of physicians and surgeons works

• Trauma

• Arthritis and

together, sharing a broad range of expertise to

rheumatologic

determine the right treatment for each patient.

disorders

The same team works with each patient

throughout the treatment process for a1..1 . perior

level of consistency and continuity of care.

• Joint replacement

• Sports medicine

• Occupational

Don't let your aches and pains
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medicine

• Physical medicine

and rehabilitation

• Osteoporosis

prevention and

treatment

• Preventive

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orthopaedic care

and education

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