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Articles in Sept, 1989 issue of Nation's Business

• Surviving a tax audit
  by Mark Stevens
• Eliminating the static - Bob Carver and Carver Corp
  by Michael Barrier
• Sleeping easy - money management
  by Paul N. Strassels
• Reform the product-liability system to prevent further economic harm - editorial
• Success by surprise - entrepreneurs discover winning ideas
  by Charles A. Jaffe
• Sports tie-ins help firms score
  by Glen Macnow
• Charity stops at home - tax deductions; includes article on passive activities
  by Gerald W. Padwe
• When to fight, when to switch - Stockbrokers Society - column
  by Robert A. Dresser
• Health care, Canadian-style - government health-care system
  by Kara Finnegan
• There's a computer in your future - Special Report - evaluation
  by Jon Pepper
• A new era in trade - includes related articles on U.S.-Canada free-trade pact
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• New name; same bad idea - Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency - column
  by Warren T. Brookes
• The fruit of the vine - Adelsheim Vineyard
  by Michael Barrier
• Renegades of Madison Avenue - Vitt Media International
  by Michael Barrier
• Curbing the high cost of health care - includes list of terms and related articles on rationing and alternatives
  by Roger Thompson
• Staying aboard after the sale - Family Business
  by Sharon Nelton
• Cyprus - Special Advertising Section
• Twenty guidelines for leadership
  by Perry M. Smith
• Outwitting the hackers - computer data protection
  by Susan Kauffman
• It pays to go the extra meter - includes related articles on metric conversions
  by Lorna Williams
• Selling your firm may hike your pay
  by Mark Stevens
• Franchises under the hood - car care
  by Meg Whittmore
• Flying can be a pain in the neck - exercises for frequent travelers
  by Kay Schaefer