...to reach more than $4 per gallon - its highest levels ever - in at least some areas, not adjusting for inflation. Jim Rogers, president of the Albany-based Food Industry Alliance of New York State, said the state approved an increase in the...
...environmental regulations."We have a tsunami of capital we are going to have to raise and deploy," said Duke Chief Executive Jim Rogers in an interview.The transaction announced Monday by the two North Carolina companies would create a business with about...
...in testing meat were caused by the vaccine or the disease itself. "We would lose our disease-free status," said Jim Rogers, spokesman for the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service in the Agriculture Department. Concentrates of the foot-and-mouth...
...decorations strewn across lawns and toppled basketball goals were common sights among the wreckage. Relatives were helping Jim Rogers, 71, and his wife, Catherine, dig out boxes of clothing and Christmas presents from their shattered brick home on...
...and they left their ties at home. Progress CEO Bill Johnson wore a casual dress shirt and sport coat, and Duke CEO Jim Rogers had a sweater over his open-collar Oxford shirt, according to McClatchy Newspapers.The work environment is changing...
...Society's Helen Sevier, famed fly fisherman Joan Wulff, pioneer professional bass fisherman Don Butler, lure manufacturer Jim Rogers, Big O lure inventor Fred Young, the late Ray Bergman, H.G. "Tap" Tapply, Ted Trueblood and Ed Zern, and author...
...said they have little or no control over wild animals in homes. "We have no authority over people's pets," said Jim Rogers, a spokesman for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's animal and plant health inspection service. The USDA doesn't...
...some fellow workers and part-time fish killers from Phil Hughes Mitsubishi in Athens - Ben Briscoe, Ray Griffin, Jim Rogers, Xai Moua, originally from Laos, and Mike's 10-year-old son, Davis. They went through seven dozen herring...
...Fairbluff Road, laborers stapled blue plastic tarps to several homes to cover holes ripped open by the winds. But for Jim Rogers, there was no roof to cover. Mr. Rogers and his wife, Catherine, lived in one of the homes lost to the tornado...
...Tracy Weldon, North Augusta; three daughters and son-in-laws, Brenda & Richard Patterson, Augusta, Carole & Jim Rogers, Augusta and Susan & Bo Sistrunk, Windsor, SC; a sister, Doris Crocker, Huntersville, NC; six grandchildren...
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