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Articles in Jan, 1992 issue of Nation's Business

• Paul Suzman's $2 million hobby - Broadmoor Baker
  by Michael Barrier
• Coming to grips with ethics - ethical guidelines for family businesses
  by Sharon Nelton
• Making PACs work for business - political action committees - includes related article
  by David Warner
• What good nutrition means to you
  by Phyllis M. Barrier
• A corporate "star" now on her own - Nancy Woodhull
  by Sharon Nelton
• Not just for the numbers - accounting programs
  by Ripley Hotch
• Sibling partnerships - business
  by John L. Ward
• A realistic look at the economy - Editorial
  by Robert T. Gray
• A business takes wing despite customers' doubts - Flyaway Avian Averting Systems - Entrepreneur's Notebook - Column
  by Richard M. Selzer
• How an Oregon shopkeeper spreads his light across the country - Jim Kelly, Rejuvenation House Parts
  by Michael Barrier
• 1992 Ad
  by Joan C. Szabo
• 1991 Ad
  by Robert T. Gray
• Putting a price tag on your company
  by Richard K. Berkowitz
• Boosting workers' basic skills - includes related article
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Plan ahead before putting your house up for rent
  by Albert B. Ellentuck
• Lessons for tough times - and better times - lessons small business learns from recessions
  by Kent Gibbons
• Firms could face new state taxes
  by David Warner
• Government should prevent economic disasters, not just deal with their victims - Editorial
• 1992 Ad
  by Roger Thompson
• Initial stock issues set record pace - initial public stock offerings
  by David Craig
• Helping small firms borrow money - Small Business Administration
  by J. Tol Broome, Jr.
• Japan - Special Advertising Section