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GM PLANT RESULTED IN LARGE SANTA FE RAILROAD INVESTMENT / A COORDINATED EFFORT
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Six months before General Motors Corp. made public its plans to build
the assembly plant in southeast Oklahoma City, Santa Fe Railroad Co.
officials say they worked behind the scenes with representatives of
the city and manufacturer to coordinate the effort.
Santa Fe, with a to-be-constructed 169-acre railyard known as
the Flynn lead, would serve the plant's transportation needs.
Without some such a system, GM couldn't get the cars it was to build
to the appropriate markets, and co...
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OKLAHOMA CONNECTION IN SANTA FE GROWING STRONGER EVERY YEAR
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; The Oklahoma connection in Santa Fe grows stronger every year. It's amazing how many people have homes in or near Santa Fe and Taos or who rent for weekends or longer for skiing, art shows, opera, horse races or whatever strikes their fancies. The latest issue of "The Santa Fean" magazine profiles
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SANTA FE ASKS COMMISSION TO RECONSIDER MERGER BID
The Journal Record
; Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. asked the Interstate Commerce Commission on Tuesday to reconsider its rejection of the propose d Santa Fe-Southern Pacific railroad merger. Chicago-based Santa Fe wants to propose new measures to the commission that would reduce the adverse impacts the proposed
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The Santa Fe New Mexican Bob Quick Column.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; ... Mexican Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 31--Santa Fe's tourist-dependent economy ... Santa Fe by Wells Fargo. In more grocery news, Kaune's Grocery Co. closed, and The Standard ... Randall estimated. In other tourist-related news, Hotel Santa Fe opened its $8 million, 3 ...
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Stylin' Santa FE; the New Mexico city's fashion sensibility epitomizes the Southwest: eclectic, artistic and individualistic. (Micro Scope).(clothing trends in Santa Fe, New Mexico)
WWD
; Walk down the street in Santa Fe and you'll pass some incredible women who see dressing as an art form. They wear everything from the traditional Southwestern look with long skirts, hoots and lots of turquoise, to a flowing tribal-print caftan or all black from head to toe with one accessory: a
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WEEKEND OPEN HOUSE SET FOR SANTA FE CLUB
The Journal Record
; The Santa Fe Club, 6300 N. Santa Fe Ave., will hold an open house for its members and their guests Friday through Sunday to mark the official opening of this newly remodeled tennis, squash and fitness club. Prospective members also are invited to tour the facility this weekend. The Santa Fe Club
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Santa Fe adds two restaurants
The Journal Record
; The Santa Fe Cattle Co. is expanding its Oklahoma City presence to six restaurants. Construction should begin this month on a new restaurant in Midwest City. Next month, the company will reopen a restaurant on Northwest Expressway, west of Council Road. Phil Gibbons Construction will build the
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Santa Fe Swaps Coal for Gold; Krebs Lists Gains in Upbeat Report. (Originated from Traffic World)
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; Jul. 5--Santa Fe Pacific Corp. and Hanson Natural Resources Co. have completed a coal-for-gold swap that the two announced in January. Adding Hanson's gold assets to our company will more than double annual gold production and significantly increase reserves, Robert D. Krebs, chairman and chief
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RAILROAD JOBS TO BE CUT BY SANTA FE PACIFIC CORP.
The Journal Record
; CHICAGO - Santa Fe Pacific Corp. plans to reduce employment on its railroad by 2,700 jobs over five years, officials of the company say. The reductions would take place through job buyouts, attrition and possible layoffs, and would affect both union and white-collar workers, said Robert Gerht,
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Devon Energy completes merger with Santa Fe Snyder
The Journal Record
; OKLAHOMA CITY (JR) -- The merger of Houston-based Santa Fe Snyder into Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy was completed Wednesday. Devon shareholders now own 68 percent of the combined company and Santa Fe Snyder shareholders own 32 percent. The merger is expected to result in $30 million to $35
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Oklahoma City-Based Devon Energy to Acquire Houston-Based Santa Fe Snyder.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; ... recommendation for its stock. William Featherston, of Paine-Webber, told Bloomberg News that Devon is buying the company at a discount. Kenneth Hoffman, manager of ... com (c) 2000, Houston Chronicle. Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News.
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