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Articles in Feb, 1993 issue of Nation's Business

• A simple life no longer - Walnut Acres Natural Foods - Company Profile
  by Michael Barrier
• The unstoppable G.G. Fernandez - Ferco Tech chief executive officer
  by Sharon Nelton
• How to write a business plan - includes related article
  by J. Tol Broome, Jr.
• Job and school under one roof - on-site schools
  by Janet Beales
• Tax benefits for complying with the disabilities law - Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
  by Albert B. Ellentuck
• Present at creation - Nazem and Co. venture capital company - Company Profile
  by Steven B. Kaufman
• Managing from a distance - telecommuting - includes related articles
  by Ripley Hotch
• Quality management targets health care - Total Quality Management applied to hospital administration
  by Elaine Zablocki
• Window shopping at the drive-in - drive-in convenience expanding to many retail establishments
  by Julie Candler
• The view from the bottom - Sunrise Publications - Entrepreneur's Notebook - Column
  by Michael Fitzgerald
• A costly tangle of paperwork - firm fined for failing to submit form to Environmental Protection Agency
  by David Warner
• A surge in trade with Latin America - includes related articles
  by Rosemary Werrett
• Exercise your political power - Family Business - Column
  by Sharon Nelton
• Two "laws" for family businesses - Family Business - Column
  by John L. Ward
• "Unsettling revelations" about federal finances - former President George Bush's final fiscal report - Editorial
• Recasting enterprise zones: federal action could give a shot of adrenaline to what's already happening at the state level - includes related article - Cover Story
  by John S. DeMott
• Benefit costs surge again - United States Chamber of Commerce survey
  by Roger Thompson
• Offices go digital and portable - office equipment for small firms - Evaluation
  by Jon Pepper
• A family member with special needs - Column - Family Business - Cover Story
  by Joanne C Preston
• Why noisy fun is no laughing matter - recreational noise can damage hearing
  by Michael J. Koss
• Readers' views on defense savings - survey results