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Articles in April, 1990 issue of Nation's Business

• Hiring experience, restoring dignity - Operation ABLE employing retirees
  by Paul Spiers
• Lending for learning - private sector provides low-interest student loans
  by Joan C. Szabo
• The rise of Re/Max - real estate franchise Re/Max International Inc - company profile
  by Roger Thompson
• Retired - and back at work - retired executives work as consultants
  by Meg Whittemore
• How firms coped after Hugo - Hurricane Hugo
  by Mary McElveen
• Eastern Europe: a new frontier - future business prospects; includes list of trade information services
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• Business returns on PCs - tax programs for personal computers - evaluation
  by Laura Lou Meadows
• Employee turnover has its good side - labor hierarchies for family-owned businesses
  by Craig E. Aronoff
• Caught in a power vacuum - management strategies for family-owned businesses
  by Richard Beckhard
• The hard road is the best road - modern industrial management - column
  by Robert Slass
• Clean-air amendments estimated at $54 billion - amended Clean Air Act would cost small businesses - company profile
• Island dreams - Jack and Charlene Thompson - company profile
  by Sharon Nelton
• Privatizing Social Security - John E. Porter's Individual Social Security Retirement Account
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Economic growth for the 1990's - Barbados
  by Kurleigh D. King
• Buying a home in a slow market
  by Paul N. Strassels
• Take more time to file, but estimate carefully - income tax returns
  by Gerald W. Padwe
• Social Security: hard choices ahead - includes related articles; on social security myths and chronology
  by Robert T. Gray
• Instant orders - electronic data interchange
  by Leila Davis
• How to prepare for emergencies
• Help for U.S. firms on Eastern Europe - conference in Washington, D.C
• We could use a few good numbers - statistics on family-owned businesses in U.S
  by Sharon Nelton
• Why you feel better when the sun shines - how weather affects our emotions - column
  by J.W. Savage
• A survey of quick printing - one of the fastest-growing of business services
  by Meg Whittemore
• Clothes that say ole! - Celia Tejada's designs reflect her native Spain - company profile
  by Marcia Pear
• Keeping a step ahead - publisher Charles H. Woodford, Princeton Book Co - company profile
  by Barbara E. Thornbury
• Barbados - Special Advertising Section - company profile
• U.S.-Soviet entrepreneurship - Thurston Sails
  by Matt Richtel
• Government obstacles to U.S. trade in the East bloc must be removed