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Articles in Nov 1994 issue of Nation's Business

• Gonna be a wheel someday - Eagle One Industries - Making It
  by Michael Barrier
• Coverage deduction may be restored - health insurance
  by Roger Thompson
• A national forum for entrepreneurs - White House Conference on Small Business
  by Laura M. Litvan
• Luxury cars for 1995 - Special Report - Buyers Guide
  by Julie Candler
• You don't achieve simplicity with a 1,342-page bill - health care - Editorial
• Making the right moves - Two Men and a Truck/International Inc - Making It
  by Dan Hager
• Hitching your wagon to a retailing star - small suppliers
  by Dale D. Buss
• Branching out - opening a new location of a business
  by Roberta Maynard
• Sizing up metric labeling rules: enforcement of new product-labeling requirements begins this month - Regulation
  by Laura M. Litvan
• A picture for health - Art Research Institute Ltd - Making It
  by Dorothy Elizabeth Brooks
• Borrowing money from loved ones
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Emotional issues are part of the price - sale of family business
  by Sharon Nelton
• Stocks could be due for a rise - Small Business Financial Adviser
  by Randy Myers
• New mission - conversion of defense industry firms - includes related resource information, information on planned base closings, and related suggestions on making the conversion - Cover Story
  by John S. DeMott
• Fax machines: plain and fancy - Buyers Guide
  by Jon Pepper
• Managing family-business conflicts - includes related article
  by John L. Ward
• To deduct, or not to deduct… - home office tax deductions - Small Business Financial Adviser: Home Business
  by Albert B. Ellentuck
• New opportunities, new directions - Entrepreneur's Notebook - Column
  by Maria Elena Torano
• Lessons from Chanute - closing of Chanute Air Force Base - Cover Story
  by John S. DeMott
• Letting experts run your pension plan - includes related article on choosing a benefits administrator
  by Randy Myers
• A family brought to the brink of ruin
  by Jayne M. Sasano
• Goodbye to the 'diabetic diet.'
  by Phyllis M. Barrier