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Articles in Nov, 1997 issue of Nation's Business

• Cooling down a short-term crisis
  by Joshua Robin
• What you need to know about annuities
  by Stephen Blakely
• Do-it-yourself family meetings
  by Sharon P. Krone
• Small-business deadline
• A simplified route to markets abroad
  by Roberta Maynard
• Coloring your world
  by Dorothy Elizabeth Brooks
• A growing budget surplus
• Take care to avoid liability traps
  by Anthony J. Mohr
• Fix the highways
• Tips for coping with power outages
• SIMPLE IRA proves popular
  by Stephen Blakely
• Case study: drawn to a different dream
  by Mark I. Sirkin
• OSHA rethinks implementation of record-keeping proposal
  by Steve Bates
• An arcane levy extends its reach
  by Joan Pryde
• The 1998 luxury cars
  by Julie Candler
• Reliable sources of new employees
• Letting go of the details
  by Linda Formichelli
• Banking on help for animals
  by Carla Goodman
• Prospects remain uncertain for fast-track trade bill
  by James Worsham
• Computer crime
  by Tim McCollum
• Cutting costs before takeoff
  by Peter Weaver
• Agency testing ways to ease employment-eligibility checks
  by James Worsham
• Investors continue to pile up profits
  by Randy Myers
• When you're hot, you're hot - or not?
  by Michael Barrier
• Don't miss this blue chip opportunity
  by Mary Y. McElveen
• Don't let asphalt let you down
• Venturing out for rapid growth
  by Roberta Reynes
• Clean-air rules should be delayed
• The right twist on a spinoff
  by Marcy Shoemaker
• Baldrige Award examiners
• Opening a door to the future: Operation Enterprise introduces hundreds of students annually to the realities of the business world
  by Michael Barrier