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Articles in March, 1998 issue of Nation's Business

• 'Tis a gift to be simple
  by Marketta Silvera
• Group insurance for small firms
  by Cynthia Scanlon
• Small firms flock to quality system
  by Harvey R. Meyer
• A sterling achievement
  by J. Tol Broome, Jr.
• How to prevent damage from electrical problems
  by Thomas Love
• Doing the right thing
  by Michael Barrier
• Why continue your family's business?
  by Craig E. Aronoff
• Bills seek to slow bankruptcy filings
  by David Warner
• Rewards and risks in lending to your child
  by Gloria Gibbs Marullo
• Computer savvy at your service
  by Tim McCollum
• Savoring success
  by Nancy Bearden Henderson
• Keeping the business going when an executive is absent
  by Thomas Love
• Don't give up on international stocks
  by Randy Myers
• Timeless insights through oral histories
  by Sharon Nelton
• Conflicts in the president's legislative agenda
• A fantastic opportunity
  by Mary Y. McElveen
• Aligning ambition with reality
  by Michael Barrier
• The net result of computer links
  by Tim McCollum
• Bowled over by a dream
  by Stephen Blakely
• Using convenience as a competitive tool
  by Thomas Love
• Easier deductions for home offices: the restrictions on writing off home-office expenses will become more tax-payer-friendly next year
  by Joan Pryde
• Case study: getting dad to step down
  by G. Jeff Mennen
• Surplus mania
  by James Worsham
• Home, home on the road
  by Peter Weaver
• Friendly reminders: your account is overdue
  by Stephen Blakely
• Highway set-asides expected to draw fire
  by Steve Bates
• Point and click to move 401 funds
  by Stephen Blakely
• A wake-up call for companies
  by Dale D. Buss
• What's in a name?
  by Michael Barrier
• The old-school keys to business success
  by Thomas Love
• A little-known pathway to growth
  by Juan Hovey
• Reform OSHA
• Voice-mail marketing
  by Thomas Love
• An expanded push for drug programs
  by Steve Bates
• When a check is a personal statement
  by Michael Barrier