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Articles in July, 1992 issue of Nation's Business

• Fireworks family - Fireworks by Grucci - Company Profile
  by Virginia Maida Randall
• Put your family firm's saga on paper
  by Sharon Nelton
• How successors cope with stress - family-owned business management
  by John L. Ward
• Measures target franchise practices - legislation
  by Meg Whittemore
• Lighting a fire under the fired - outplacement firms
  by Michael Barrier
• Travel can be costly in health as well as dollars
  by Phyllis M. Barrier
• Not voting is not a solution - Editorial
• To compete with giants, choose your niche - women's athletic footwear company, Ryka Inc - Column
  by Sheri Poe
• Starting on a gum wrapper - development of the SAM splint
  by Merritt Des Voigne
• Workers' comp costs: out of control - workers' compensation insurance - Cover Story
  by Roger Thompson
• Small firms' road to the Olympics - advertising by small businesses
  by Glen Macnow
• Turn your workers into a team - management of mid-size businesses - includes related informative articles
  by Bradford McKee
• A capital option: finance companies
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Big-time image enhancement - use of desk-top publishing by small businesses
  by Jon Pepper
• When it's time to sell the firm
  by Robert Lawrence Kuhn
• Topics to avoid with applicants - potential employees
  by Janine S. Pouliot
• A scrap over the Superfund law - Environmental Protection Agency laws on hazardous waste
  by David Warner
• Those who could fix it don't understand it - lack of changes to workers' compensation laws - Editorial
  by Robert T. Gray
• The move toward ethnic marketing - includes related articles on marketing to minorities and sources of marketing data
  by William Dunn
• What you should do if the IRS comes knocking - Internal Revenue Service audits
  by Albert B. Ellentuck