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Articles in Oct 1994 issue of Nation's Business

• Catering to women readers - Sisters Syndicate
  by Sharon Nelton
• Ten tips for lawyers' clients
  by John Toothman
• Hardware: what you get is what you see - computer monitors - Small Business Computing
  by Albert Holzinger
• Cataracts: when the fog sets in - To Your Health
  by Marcia Levine Mazur
• The changing world of financial services - Cover Story
  by Joan C. Szabo
• A plan with little promise - Senate Mainstream Coalition's health reform legislation; includes related article
  by Roger Thompson
• Succeeding with multiple locations - Franchising: Special Guide
  by Meg Whittemore
• How we cater to individuals - Entrepreneur's Notebook - Column
  by Lois Jackman
• Election day's high stakes - November 1994
  by David Warner
• Lowering costs with first-to-die - life insurance for small business owners
  by John S. DeMott
• When big still seems small - retaining the entrepreneurial spirit after an acquisition
  by Michael Barrier
• Prairie dogs, pottery, and more - retailing
  by Michael Barrier
• State initiatives: term limits, taxes - November 1994 elections
• Taiwan: Republic of China - interview on foreign investment and business climate with government representative Mou-Shih Ding - Special Advertising Section - includes related articles - Interview
• Beware of the family-business paradox - Family Business; Planning
  by Craig E. Aronoff
• Cashing in on collectibles - CUI Inc
  by J. Tol Broome, Jr.
• The 1995 trucks - Evaluation
  by Julie Candler
• Partners in exporting: small companies and state trade offices
  by Robert Maynard
• After a fall, a son wants in the business - Family Business; Case Study
  by Robert Caldwell