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Articles in Sept, 1996 issue of Black Enterprise

• Republicans offer poison pill: will the medical savings bill kill health insurance reform?
  by Tonio L. Shakespeare
• Sleepless in Detroit: Ronald Goldsberry has his work cut out for him steering Ford through recall
  by Merlisa Lawrence Corbett
• Tennis & golf programs at historically Black colleges & universities
  by Bobby Clay
• New enterprises
  by Earl G. Graves
• New SEC commissioner talks shop: Isaac Hunt Jr. shares his views on how to safeguard yourself from securities fraud
  by Juliette Fairley
• Financial savvy for the self-employed: planning ahead for your retirement can reap high rewards
  by Grace W. Weinstein
• Money talks and … money buys influence and fund-raisers control the power
  by Mike Frisby
• Passing on the baton: succession planning is the key to a smooth transition
  by Cassandra Hayes
• Breaking par against racism: Holmes vs. Atlanta
  by Bobby Clay
• Better technology tools: hardware and software to enhance productivity
  by Mildred Nunoo
• Marketing online
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• Budgeting for a vacation: 10 last minute time- and money-saving tips for making the most of your travel dollars
  by Majorie Whigham-Desir
• A gusher of an opportunity: new partnership between Mobil and OmniBank could help minority franchises
  by Joyce Jones
• Deducting home office expenses
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Questions & answers: B.E./Pepsi Challenge '96
  by Bobby Clay
• Artfully inspired: Joyce Hunt turns tragedy into triumph
  by Lloyd Gite
• The immaculate reception of Park Sausage
  by Eric L. Smith
• American Tennis Association
  by Bobby Clay
• Long-distance service for Netizens: Internet telephony software makes long-distance calls more affordable
  by Sonia Kimble-Ellis
• Small starts in big malls: from clothing to watch repairs, pushcarts are populating malls, train stations and airports, giving fledgling entrepreneurs access to tons of customers at low start-up costs
  by Tania Padgett
• Getting satisfaction: you no longer have to protest silently when personal services aren't up to par
  by Keisha Anderson
• New venture flying high: Concessions International looking to branch out in airports across the country
  by Paula M. White
• The lowdown on bond funds: should you make them a balanced part of your portfolio mix?
  by Werner Renberg
• Breaking par against racism: beyond Shoal Creek
  by Bobby Clay
• Drinking in profits: Vendemmia's 29-year-old owner turns Italian wine into Georgia gold
  by Carolina V. Clarke
• B.E.'s top 20 franchises: a guide to those outlets offering the best business opportunities to Black franchisee hopefuls
• National Minority Junior Golf Scholarship Association
  by Bobby Clay
• The tax man cometh: the IRS wants a piece of your new business
  by Tonia L. Shakespeare
• 10 golden rules to apply when buying a franchise
  by William B. Davison
• Star profiles
  by Bobby Clay