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Articles in Feb, 1990 issue of Nation's Business

• Solid Goldwyn - stuffed animal maker Francis Goldwyn, Manhattan Toy Co
  by Michael Barrier
• A taste of old Cape Cod - Cape Cod Potato Chip Co
  by Glen Macnow
• Small firms enlist to fight drugs
  by Bradford A. McKee
• Software to tame your tax return - includes related article - evaluation
  by Laura Lou Meadows
• Guaranteed results - service guarantees
  by Charles A. Jaffe
• Sweet dreams - managing insomnia
  by Kay Schaefer
• Learning at work - on-the-job language and work skills training
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Values with a long reach - family business R.R. Donnelly & Sons Co
  by Sharon Nelton
• Yearning to breathe free - quality control of indoor air
  by Bradford McKee
• Cardinal sins of management
  by Mark Stevens
• Rolling in dough - bakery entrepreneurs
  by Michael Barrier
• Transported by water - hydrologic consulting
  by Bradford A. McKee
• The basic tools for today's office - evaluation
  by Jon Pepper
• South Korea's elusive market - exporting to South Korea - includes related article
  by Joan C. Johnson
• Accountants: the why and what for
  by Paul N. Strassels
• Advice the franchiser who sees franchising as the best route to "being my own boss." - drive-through franchises
  by Meg Whittemore
• Just what is a family business?
  by John L. Ward
• Let your journal be your mentor - family business journal
  by Clarice E. Cady
• PC, phone home - modem market Dennis Hays, Hays Microcomputer Products Inc
  by Ripley Hotch
• Family firms' global reach
  by Sharon Nelton
• A creative achievement - computer teaching of fiction writers - column
  by Sol Stein
• A new energy crisis? - oil and gas shortages
  by Donald C. Bacon
• A disability fuels a crisis - case study of family business
  by Donald J. Jonovic
• Common grounds for beginning the debate on energy policy - editorial