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Articles in July, 1990 issue of Nation's Business

• Help in writing right - Grammatik IV software - evaluation
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• Succession: a new image - succession in business
  by Craig E. Aronoff
• The road ahead for trucking
  by Julie Candler
• Tom Stemberg calls the office - Thomas G. Stemberg, founder, Staples Inc. office supply - company profile
  by Michael Barrier
• The revocable trust: better than a will?
  by Peter Weaver
• Read this chart: no new taxes - call for Bush not renege on tax promise - editorial
• Vanishing tax breaks - child-care tax breaks
• "Niche banking" helps small firms - small banks target small businesses
  by Bradford A. McKee
• Calls by computer - electronic mail services; includes related articles
  by Jill MacNeice
• A nearly fearless forecast - women-owned family business
  by Sharon Nelton
• Greetings with a playful purpose - greeting cards for pets - column
  by Mary Jane Brand
• In a river town that shuns frivolity, they put glamour on the water - Murphy Boats recreates vintage wooden powerboats
  by Michael Barrier
• The challenge to women - successful women entrepreneurs; includes addresses for more information
  by Sharon Nelton
• Preventing crime on the job
• When the bombs stopped falling, his dreams started growing - L. George Mikelsons, owner of American Trans Air, largest U.S. charter airline
  by Skip Berry
• Home-based and still a business - Kim Gordon manages her marketing consulting company at home - company profile
  by Sharon Nelton
• Beware of scams - small companies victimized by health-insurance scams - column
• Medicare cost shifting - employers will pay more of Medicare costs
• Small firms' credit crunch
  by Joan C. Szabo
• The writing on the wall - computer bulletin boards
• Money Matters - accounting software - evaluation
  by Ripley Hotch
• Will the business break the family?
  by Ted Lakkides
• Moving new employees - tax aspects of employee relocation
  by Gerald W. Padwe
• Menus for growth - food franchising market trends
  by Meg Whittemore