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Articles in July, 1991 issue of Nation's Business

• Look at every option - and beyond - financing small manufacturing businesses - column
  by Thomas Hierl
• Switching to flexible benefits - employee benefits delivery strategy - includes questions from flex plan administrators
  by Roger Thompson
• "Protected" spouse fears for her future - wife excluded from family business
  by Donald J. Jonovic
• Temporary assignments - temporary-employee franchises
  by Meg Whittemore
• How an environmental scientist's business grew from contaminated soil - Kathryn Kelly owns a health risk assessment business
  by Janet Beales
• Selecting software to run a flex program - employee benefit delivery strategy
  by Michael Alexander
• Avoiding "business divorce" court - dissolving business partnerships
  by Sharon Nelton
• New help for selling abroad - Behrs International provides information to businesswomen
  by Sharon Nelton
• Highway bill could pose quandary for administration - proposed highway legislation falls short of Bush administration's goals
  by Mary McElveen
• How a high-school coach became the "farmer" in the discount dell - Bill Meadows owns a discount nursery business
  by Henry Altman
• How a San Francisco insurance broker transformed race into a "nonissue." - Aaron Richardson owns an insurance brokerage firm
  by Michael Barrier
• When money is no object - advantages of bartering - includes related article on tips for bartering
  by Jordan E. Cohn
• Clean-air rules affect small firms - 1990 amendments to Clean Air Act
  by Bradford McKee
• The chef as famous as his customers - Wolfgang Puck is a successful restaurateur
  by Michael Barrier
• The proof is in the presentation - business presentation software
  by Lawrence Stevens
• Aim for the prize - competitions for businesswomen
  by Virginia Maida Randall
• When silence is golden - providing employment references
  by Ross H. Fishman
• Defensive tactics for thwarting thieves - electronic alarm systems
  by Peter Weaver
• Deposit-insurance reform is key to banking system overhaul - editorial
• Have patience for process - family-owned businesses need strong family relationships
  by John L. Ward
• An uphill fight for bank bill - Financial Institutions Safety and Consumer Choice Act of 1991 - includes related article
  by Joan C. Szabo
• The food industry takes the offensive - food growers and processors respond to unsafe food supply charges
  by David Warner
• Preventing bone loss - there's good news - osteoporosis
  by Marcia J. Pear
• The Banker's Secret. - book reviews
  by Peter Weaver