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Articles in July, 1995 issue of Nation's Business

• OSHA less likely to inspect typical small business - Occupational Safety and Health Administration to focus on companies with poor safety and health records
• How to score points with sports marketing - using sports teams and events as an effective marketing method
• Dressings for success - American Connoisseur marinades - Making It - Company Profile
  by Bev Farrar
• Going plastic: here's how to gain merchant status for your small firm so you can accept major credit cards
  by Rosalind Resnick
• How to stay in love with your job - techniques for members of family businesses stuck with mundane duties to keep motivated and maintain job satisfaction
  by John L. Ward
• They could just as well be giants - software for small businesses - Spoftware Special Report - Buyers Guide
  by Ripley Hotch
• Getting 'yes' or 'no' a lot faster - computerized credit-scoring systems growing in commercial loan market
• In the dog's house - National Association of Professional Pet Sitters offers information and newsletters to members
  by Meg Whittemore
• On budget changes - six-question survey of views on Congressional proposals to balance the federal budget
• A better fixer upper - Home Advice Hotline
  by Janet L. Willen
• Labor Department penalties - employers who replace striking workers call for Congress not to fund the regulations because they are too strict
• The benefits of hiring outside your industry - 'out-of-the-box hiring'
• Up, up, - and away! - Pacific Comic Exchange - Making It - Company Profile
  by Michael Barrier
• Building nest eggs for medical bills - medical savings accounts
  by Laura M. Litvan
• Taking charge of yourself - techniques for those working in family businesses to stay motivated and keep their jobs exciting
• Gold from garbage - recycling cuts business costs; includes advice for setting up waste-reduction and recycling program
  by Laura M. Litvan
• Don't give property to pension plans - property donated to company pension trusts is heavily taxed
  by Albert B. Ellentuck
• Career moves - starting up a small business
  by Meg Whittemore
• Readers' views on taxation - results of a survey on changing the income tax system - Illustration
• Cold and dry - Cubies keep products cold or warm during shipment
  by Janet L. Willen
• Plotting course for growth - small-business management - Column
  by Mark Tanguay
• An old-fashioned way of protecting turf - how Julius De Roma, a small business owner, uses oral contracts to maintain his import business
• Where are they? - "The National Directory of Adresses and Telephone Numbers: Geographic Edition 1995" provides state-by-state listing of 123,000 US businesses
• New directions in marketing
  by Roberta Maynard
• The power of forgiveness - family businesses and the families themselves run much better when family members can forgive one another for mistakes or slights real or imagined
  by Sharon Nelton
• You can win for losing - Blue Chip Enterprise Initiative
  by Sharon Nelton
• Small firms SCOR easier stock sales - small corporate offering registration method of initial equity financing
  by David R. Evanson
• Course work - starting up a miniature golf course
  by Meg Whittemore
• Marketing magic - Magic Dealers Association offers networking and services for magic supply retailers
  by Meg Whittemore
• Number, please - Cayo Media Inc.'s shared 800-number voice-mail service
  by Janet L. Willen
• Now presenting… - new brochure 'Simple Steps to a Powerful Presentation'
  by Janet L. Willen
• Revisions to the 1972 Clean Water Act - Pres Clinton will likely veto changes that loosen requirements
• Helping employees hone their skills - Motor Technology Inc.'s training philosophy
• Vintage operation - Stone Hill Winery - Making It - Company Profile
  by Cheryl Jarvis
• Beyond the suggestion box - employee input
  by Michael Barrier
• Mark your calender - list of upcoming seminars and other events designed to help those in family businesses
• Korea-U.S. economic relations and the new economic order - includes related article about Lucky-Goldstar's name change to LG Group - Special Advertising section: Korea
  by Taeho Bark
• How much should your holdings earn over time? - planning investments for retirement
  by Randy Myers
• Home cooking - information on starting a catering business available from the National Association of Catering Executives
  by Meg Whittemore
• Labor tries to define its future - Column
  by Robert T. Gray
• Take it on the road - The Steamer portable office
  by Janet L. Willen
• Money matters close to home - resolving the budget deficit - Editorial
  by Mary Y. McElveen
• The National Taxpayers Union Foundation - forms database with CompuServe that tracks voting records of legislators
• Vehicle safety - Consumer Information Center releases new brochure, "Buying a Safer Car"
• Going broke - federal deficit's impact on small businesses - includes related article on annual Congressional budget cycle - Cover Story
  by Robert T. Gray
• Getting serious about safe driving - company fleets
  by Julie Candler
• A marriage - and a business - in crisis - married couple-owned business
  by Karen L. Vinton
• If an entrepreneur could do it all over again - don't forget: get it in writing! - managerial control and mergers
  by Mary Rowland
• Put back pain behind you
  by Janet L. Willen
• Showcasing Mother Nature - information on opening a florist shop available from the Society of American Florists
  by Meg Whittemore
• Fiscal scorekeeping the Washington way - deceptive practices in figuring the budget - Editorial
• Open for competition - Panel Concepts lets competitors preview new open-office workstations
  by Janet L. Willen