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Articles in Jan, 1997 issue of Nation's Business

• A system for developing workers' technical skills
  by Roberta Maynard
• In the trenches of welfare reform
  by Bill Montague
• The changing landscape
  by Roberta Maynard
• Springing into action
  by Michael Barrier
• House and Senate leaders win votes of confidence
  by David Warner
• Clear sailing?
  by James Worsham
• Generation to Generation: Life Cycles of the Family Business
  by Sharon Nelton
• Playing it safe with your records
  by Peter Weaver
• It's time to line up your summer interns
  by Roberta Maynard
• Look for a more pragmatic Congress
  by David Warner
• The decision to franchise
  by Roberta Maynard
• A sound enterprise
  by Michael Barrier
• Women entrepreneurs make credit gains
  by Sharon Nelton
• A growth industry
  by Carla Goodman
• The price of 'peace at any price.'
  by Bernard Kliska
• Taking orders by phone check
  by Frances Cerra Whittelsey
• Getting to the root of your target market
  by Roberta Maynard
• Family attachments
  by Michael Barrier
• Full speed ahead!
• Taking stock
  by Michael Barrier
• Uncle Sam may want you
  by Mary Barnes
• Building a healthy niche
  by Tim McCollum
• Preventing time from marching backward
• New retirement-plan rules for family firms
  by Albert B. Ellentuck
• 1997 Ad
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• How the '97 outlook shapes up by region
• A selection of the best
  by Sharon Nelton
• When your portfolio needs a balancing act
  by Randy Myers
• A wellness program's bottom-line benefits
  by Roberta Maynard
• Loans with business - and principle
  by Sharon Nelton
• Case study: mental illness at the top
  by Scott W. Kunkel
• Ideas for sale
  by Michael Barrier
• Reaching home shoppers
  by Roberta Maynard
• The minefield of merchant status
  by Frances Cerra Whittelsey
• Where I stand: on major economic issues
• 1996 Ad
• The year ahead
  by Mary Y. McElveen
• Succeeding in a walk
  by Sharon Nelton
• Taking account of software
  by Tim McCollum
• Make your family business 'divorce-proof.'
  by Abby Livingston