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Articles in Oct 1998 issue of Nation's Business

• Book, CD-ROM Can Help You Find Wide Range Of Government Data
  by David Warner
• Advance Payment Of The Earned-Income Tax Credit
  by Cynthia Scanlon
• Suddenly, The Kids Are Interested
• Pointing The Way To Social Security Reform
• Pushing The Envelope With Vending Machines
  by Thomas Love
• Watch Out For The Millennium Bug'
  by Cynthia Scanlon
• 1999 Trucks Hit The Road
  by Julie Candler
• The EPA's New Reach, Part 2
  by David Warner
• Rating The States For Small Firms
  by Thomas Love
• Knowing When It's Time To Sell A Stock
  by Randy Myers
• Bucking Starbucks
  by Michael Barrier
• A Rural Car Dealer With Big-City Bite
  by Thomas Love
• Making Your Mark Through Branding
  by Dale D. Buss
• Stepping Up To The Plate
  by Carla Goodman
• What Leads To Success In A Home-Based Business?
  by Thomas Love
• Low-Profile Money Sources
  by Roberta Reynes
• When The Patent Runs Out
  by Michael Barrier
• Trade-Show Giveaways
  by Thomas Love
• E-Commerce Takes Off
  by Tim McCollum
• A Role For Old Tires
  by Donna Brown Hogarty
• Naming Your Firm? Do Detective Work
  by Robert Richman
• Your Firm Could Win $5,000
  by Thomas Love
• Getting There Via Computer
  by Lynn Woods
• Getting The Swing Of The Golf Business
• Tax And Budget Matters Expected To Dominate Congressional Debate
  by James Worsham
• The EPA's New Reach, Part 1
  by David Warner
• Keeping Would-Be Thieves At Bay
  by Janine Latus Musick
• Hoping To Cash In On Liquid Assets
• New Postal Rates Effective On Jan.10
• When Bigger Isn't Necessarily Better
  by Randy Myers
• A Very Able Work Force
  by Sharon Nelton
• A Device Designed For Helping Hands
• Key Measure Of Inflation Undergoing Change
  by James Worsham
• A Legal Baffle Over Debit-Card Fees
  by Dennis Blank
• Funding Opportunity Opens To Women
  by Sharon Nelton
• Toying With An Idea For A New Product