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Articles in Feb, 1989 issue of Nation's Business

• New spending talk worries GOP whip - Richard B. Cheney, House minority whip
  by Donald C. Bacon
• "Government gone crazy." - employee benefits legislation, Reform Act of 1986
  by Roger Thompson
• Now it's time for Congress to read voters' lips on tax increases - editorial
• Manufacturers urged to work with suppliers
  by Donald C. Bacon
• Promote, celebrate your family ties
  by John L. Ward
• Employers' payroll costs for employee benefits
  by Richard Thompson
• Managing your cash
  by Paul N. Strassels
• A look at new "how-to" books for small business
  by Donald C. Bacon
• Soviet TV's U.S. channel
  by Stephen J. Simurda
• How to comply with Section 89 - Internal Revenue Code. Section 89
  by Roger Thompson
• The last of the citrus barons - Ben Hill Griffin Jr
  by Tait Trussell
• You too can play the budget game - federal budget balancing computer game, Hard Choices
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• In the blue chips - Blue Chip Marketing Group
  by Michael Barrier
• The sight of your life - eye examinations
  by Norman Brown
• How tax changes affect business
  by Gerald W. Padwe
• Budget battle lines drawn in red ink
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• Listening to an inner voice - John Yeh, deaf entrepreneur
  by Alison A. Knocke
• To sell in Japan, meet the Japanese - column
  by Robert C. Dorney
• U.S. companies lack trade aggressiveness
  by Warren T. Brookes
• Fathers and sons: no easy business
  by Sharon Nelton
• New rules may force rewriting of pension plans - Tax Reform Act of 1986
  by Donald C. Bacon
• The ever-tightening federal grip on employee benefits
  by Roger Thompson
• Office machines: more, better, cheaper
  by Jon Pepper
• U.S. shoe firms thrive in high-quality market
  by Jane Easter Bahls
• Buffalo's rich baseball legacy
  by Glen Macnow
• Check your mail carefully - compiling tax documents
  by Paul N. Strassels
• Franchising's pathfinders - selecting a franchise
  by Nancy Croft Baker