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Articles in August, 1991 issue of Nation's Business

• Shocked by a son's plans to depart - perpetuation of family-owned business
  by Ernesto J. Poza
• Rules on medical tests for new hires - includes related article on the disabilities law
  by David Warner
• How to promote without bias - employee promotion guidelines to avoid lawsuits
  by Thom K. Cope
• Preparing a loan-proposal package - financing a franchise - editorial
  by Andrew J. Sherman
• Generations: The History of America's Future, 1584 to 2069. - book reviews
  by Sharon Nelton
• Trust gives you the advantage - trust in family-owned businesses
  by John L. Ward
• Listen closely when you hear the words "Tax Fairness." - luxury tax hurts middle and lower classes
• Music may tame the savage breast, but his diffusers tame the music - acoustical engineer Peter D'Antonio of RPG Diffusor Systems
  by Bradford McKee
• Survival by numbers - small business marketing for changing demographics - Cover Story
  by William Dunn
• Help newcomers learn the ropes - management training, includes related article
  by Roberta Maynard
• Delivering on a guarantee: perfect service, no exceptions - marketing philosophy of successful entrepreneur Daniel V. Byrne of Byrne Specialty Gases Inc - column
  by Daniel V. Byrne
• Improving on perfection - auto restoration company Scott Restorations - company profile
  by Michael Barrier
• Labor targets the states - trade unions lobby state governments
  by David Warner
• New round in the tax-increase battle
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Financing your franchise - directory of lending sources included
  by Meg Whittemore