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Articles in August, 1994 issue of Nation's Business

• Moving away from "me too." - how Sashco Sealants Inc., a Commerce, CO sealant company decided to develop unique products and to avoid distribution through discount home building materials outlets - Column
  by Les Burch
• Should the system be abolished? - welfare reformer Charles Murray - Cover Story
• A loan at last? - small business credit availability - includes related information about banking changes and practices
  by J. Tol Broome, Jr.
• Temps' unemployment claims - proposed law would reduce number of temporary workers' unemplyment insurance claims
  by Dawn Kopecki
• Don't let this nightmare become real - potential tax increases - Editorial
• Affordable Mac networking - Asante Technologies Inc
  by Steven B. Kaufman
• Support wanes for employer mandate - health care reform policy
  by Roger Thompson
• Refined desktop publishing - includes related articles on font matching and setting up a system for publishing - Small-Business Computing
  by Ripley Hotch
• The growing appeal of telecommuting - more corporations encouraging employees to work at home
  by Roberta Maynard
• A board room with a view - entrepreneurs who used their love of the outdoors to create Glacier Wilderness Guides and Montana Raft Co. in Montana's Glacier National Park
  by Howard Rothman
• Ferreting out con artists
  by Hal Morris
• Controlling wrist and back injuries - Labor Department to propose regulations to prevent cumulative trauma disorders
  by Laura M Litvan
• Coping with the "silver spoon syndrome." - children of family business founders - Family Business
  by Craig G. Aronoff
• Welfare reform could work - Cover Story
  by John S. DeMott
• A liability shield for entrepreneurs - limited-liability companies
  by Ripley Hotch
• Jobless benefits cost firms more - unemployment-insurance taxes
  by Dawn Kopecki
• Lyme disease: a seasonal risk - tick-borne illness
  by Janet L. Willen
• A cut above the rest - how Daniel D. Friel Sr. converted his frustration at carving Turkey every Thanksgiving into inventing the Chef'sChoice Professional Model knife sharpener
  by Josephine Eccel
• A possible threat to stock options
  by Michael Barrier
• Could your shop use a face-lift? - upgrading business interiors and exteriors
  by Robert Maynard
• Death by drugs - and denial - Family Business: Case Study - Column
  by Leslie Dashew