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Articles in March, 1991 issue of Nation's Business

• How he puts flesh on the bones of a corporation's history - archivist Bruce Weindruch's company, The History Factory, helps companies preserve their history
  by Desiree French
• The threat to pension plans - complex federal laws make pension plans difficult to afford for small business firms - Cover Story
  by Roger Thompson
• A bushel of new Apples - new Apple Macintosh microcomputers and laser printers - evaluation
  by Jon Pepper
• Meeting consumer needs of the '90s - consumer health and environmental concerns bring opportunities to franchising industry
  by Meg Whittemore
• A road map for Bulgaria - plan for market economic system drafted by U.S. Chamber of Commerce affiliate
• What will you give to the IRS this year? - tax-code changes for business and personal tax returns
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Tell your story … again and again - family-owned businesses should work for better tax laws
  by Sharon Nelton
• Small firms pay for clean air - small businesses to bear the brunt of compliance costs for new clean air standards
  by Bradford McKee
• Minimizing mail costs - businesses can soften postal expenses through automation
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• It doesn't get much simpler than SEP - Simplified Employee Pension plans as an option for small businesses
• Recession means agony, opportunity - managing a family business during economic downturns
  by Craig E. Aronoff
• A big firm's stake in family business - managing family conflicts in a family business
  by John A. Davis
• Designer pizza at off-the-rack prices - success of innovative pizzeria chain California Pizza Kitchen
  by Michael Barrier
• A man who sees no limits on the South Dakota prairie - entrepreneur Gordon Thomsen's multiple business success
  by Michael Barrier
• Find the seam, make your shot - ex-athlete M.L. Carr's philosophy for successful entrepreneurship - column
  by M.L. Carr
• Selling to Uncle Sam - women business owners look for larger share of federal contracts - includes related article on procuring federal contracts
  by Mary Beth Marklein
• What does a smell look like? - Patti Upton's Aromatique Inc. makes potpourri products
  by Michael Barrier
• Saving money by managing your own "mutual fund."
  by Pete Weaver
• The future grows older - a generation turning elderly presents opportunities to franchisors
  by Les Rager
• What to do when you want to gain weight
  by Phyllis M. Barrier
• When you strangle the employer, you also kill jobs - new bill favoring labor unions could endanger jobs and further disrupt economy - editorial