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Articles in May, 1991 issue of Nation's Business

• Small firms that wouldn't quit - Blue Chip Enterprise Initiative program - includes list of companies designated as state consultants
• The IRS targets small pension plans - Internal Revenue Service audits
  by Roger Thompson
• Controlling costs with credit cards - credit companies offer cost-cutting services for small business cardholders
  by Joan C. Sazbo
• Deciding whether to go public - excerpted from book "Taking Your Company Public"
  by Philip W. Taggart
• Career paths for women - opportunities in franchising
  by Meg Whittemore
• Energy security requires development of Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge - editorial
• Taking a turn for the better - hiring management advisors - includes related article
  by James T. Drummond
• Readers reply on tax cuts - Nation's Business readers' survey
• Summer jobs for your kids
  by Craig E. Aronoff
• Choosing the right coverage: first to die, second to die - life insurance types
• Men, women & leadership - management styles - includes related articles - Cover Story
  by Sharon Nelton
• The Republic for which he stands - Republic Pictures chief operating officer Russell Goldsmith
  by Michael Barrier
• Personal reassessments - big company management skills aids small business entrepreneurs - column
  by David J. Levy
• A Virginia entrepreneur has an idea about handicaps and success - Charles Thompson
  by Henry Altman
• Reservists regain jobs and benefits - military reservists returning from active duty
  by Roger Thompson
• U.S. firms seek contracts for rebuilding Kuwait
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• The earnings test has failed - Social Security benefits
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Three views in small packages - personal views on aspects of family business management
  by Sharon Nelton
• Shareholders at the crossroads - family-owned businesses
  by Dirk R. Dreux, IV
• Rental advantages for hard-to-sell houses
  by Peter Weaver
• Preserving the evidence - saving your tax records
  by Albert B. Ellentuck
• A challenge to Japan - in address by U.S. Chamber of Commerce president Richard L. Lesher - editorial
• How a French boy from Vienna became Hawaii's ice cream king - Walter Lappert
  by Michael Barrier
• Vehicle leasing: plenty of options
  by Julie Candler
• For home equity loans, it's a buyer's market
  by Peter Weaver