Nation's Restaurant News

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Articles in May 27, 2002, issue of Nation's Restaurant News

• DNA-leftovers link nabs 2 in '93 Brown's massacre
• Popeyes group Interfoods posts 24.8% 2nd-Q gain
• Restaurant sales soft as economic recovery slows during 1st Q
  by Malcolm M. Knapp
• No longer a rare notion, irradiation may be the happy medium for serving safety to the masses
  by Elissa Elan
• NRA Ed. Foundation golf classic raises $100K for scholarships, mentoring
  by Alan J. Liddle
• York Street
• New York group wields data 'Slingshot' to competitive advantage
  by Alan J. Liddle
• Peet's names O'Dea president, chief executive
• King & Prince
• Damon's inks pacts for 11 N.Y., N.J. units
• CSPI blasts pizza's fat levels, urges diet curbs
• Arby's parent, Triarc, posts $1m 1st-Q loss
• Answers to puzzling questions are only a TV commercial away
  by Gregg Cebrzynski
• Letters
• Diners enjoy the fruits of chefs' labors: demand for summer berries ripens as sweet garnish for entrees and desserts
  by Pamela Parseghian
• Red Lobster introduces Northwestern wine list
• Popeyes franchisee relies on 'Intelligence' to convert POS data into actionable information for improved performance
  by Alan J. Liddle
• Hershey Foods appoints KPMG auditor
• French's®
• Rubio's makes regional debut in Pacific N.W
• McD settles game-scam suits; Simon insurer pays
• Good to go: takeout new in Applebee's neighborhood
  by Richard L. Papiernik
• Taco Bell expands partnership with X Games
• Brand metrics can help restaurant service measure up to customer expectations
  by Brian Sill
• At parties it's often about the palavering, but the food is something to talk about
  by Bret Thorn
• WCR announces Tropp memorial scholarships
• Radiant POS system attracts AFC Enterprises
• Aurora Foods names Luegers VP, treasurer
• Tyson
• Ex-Hooters server wins 'toy Yoda' settlement
• Darden gets Grady's sites for new Smokey Bones
• Check this out: debit cards simplify payroll systems
  by Dina Berta
• Red Lobster promotes jumbo shrimp in new broadcast ads
• Thai restaurant mines new sources for culinary 'delights'
• Television needs to get into the spirit and allow hard liquor advertisements
  by Gary Regan
• Ritz-Carlton Atlanta offers family-style room service
• Apigent acquired by eMac Digital
• McCormick launches Sensory Science Center
• Vita-Mix
• Buca net rises as sales slide from traffic decline
• McCafe prototype shut; McD plans new-site test
• BFMA, Morton's in proxy beef over steak chain
  by Paul Frumkin
• Boston Pizza taps comedian Howie Mandel as ad spokesman
• Oh, the humanity! Zeppelin steak only for the bravest
• O's Steak & Seafood, Westminster, Colo
  by Dina Berta
• Pastry trade magazine names best chefs in the U.S
• Red Robin in test flight of e-mail marketing
• Famous Dave's rehires Kvasnicka as purchasing VP
• Mrs. Smith's Bakeries
• Bush favors gov't. role in terrorism insurance
• Rally's drives campaign, raises funds for MDA
• Fla. restaurant assn. snuffs opposition to smoke-ban vote
  by Jack Hayes
• Compass inks 10-year foodservice deal with Boeing
  by Paul King
• Rookie policeman lives up to namesake, collars thief
• Chilled crab salad with passion fruit vinaigrette
• Carlos Andrade
• Heineken brews up good time at Gen Art Film Festival
• McCain Foods
• C.H. Guenther & Son
• Love thy neighbor even if verbal blasts have marquee value
  by Ron Ruggless
• Construction in Midwest cities, Boston snarls restaurant traffic
  by Carolyn Walkup
• Sodexho signs agreement to open sushi bars in selected accounts
• 3 Bow Thai
• 36 Degrees
• Curtis Lincoln
• Celebrity chef Tsai named food safety month spokesman
• Sweet Street Desserts
• Hatco Corp
• Joseph Crean
• Taco Bell parent Yum! rebuffs pickers; wage war continues
  by Milford Prewitt
• Las Vegas culinary union takes citywide-strike vote
• Benihana's 2002 net dips 3% despite 4th-Q profit surge
• Aramark hired to manage Passaic County jail kitchen
• Prandium files Ch. 11 plan, eyes rapid OK
• Ferre Ristorante
• Michael Meehan
• U.S. Labor Department, Perdue Farms settle lawsuit
• Campbell's
• Sugar Foods
• Robert Volpi