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Articles in May 21, 2001 issue of Nation's Restaurant News

• Standard Fruit & Vegetable buys King's
• Feds launch conspiracy case vs. Atlanta club
• IACP holds baking workshop for children at annual confab
• Menu prices continue to rise, but costs outpace hikes, study says
  by Richard L. Papiernik
• Survey says salaries, bonuses and benefits are on rise
  by Dina Berta
• Sonic carhop Doris Morrow rolls along
  by Dina Berta
• BigTray, Visa U.S.A. join forces to promote online purchasing
• Il Fornaio 1st-Q profit plateaus at $871K
• A career infoodservice: Self-expression
  by Jack Hayes
• A career in foodservice: Lack of benefits
  by Milford Prewitt
• Bartender's skill of listening yields valuable lessons from seminar students
  by Gary Regan
• Stilton cheese imports on the rise
• March
  by Bret Thorn
• Weird Stat
• Cadbury Schweppes in talks with La Casera
• NRN career poll, pro-and-con survey point totals
• Wall Street will appreciate this special prix-fixe lunch
• New NRA chairman Fowler speaks out on state of restaurant industry
  by Elissa Elan
• The more you think about it, ads without character aren't that bad
• Aramark, others found prison foodservice group
• Organization's merger to benefit Cleveland's hungry
• Cameron Mitchell Restaurants steps up expansion, plans to unveil concepts
  by Carolyn Walkup
• A career in foodservice: Customer contact
  by Paul King
• NRN announces editorial promotions, additions to staff
• Grapeseed
• Cafe 36
  by Carolyn Walkup
• THE WOMEN Play
• Olive Garden sends sweepstakes winners to Italy
• Architect gives Patina a new sheen in eight weeks
  by Lori Doss
• Jack in the Box profits up 16% in 6-month period
• Country Kitchen adds steak promotion to 'real meal' strategy
• Don't be chicken: Squab flies as chic menu item
  by Bret Thorn
• On-Site Omnibus
• The Olive Garden awards student essay contest winners
• Olive or Twist
• A career in foodservice: Entrepreneurial opportunities
  by Amy Spector
• FS/TEC 2001 to feature seminars, expanded exec panels
• Jaleo
• The Cellar
  by Amy Spector
• www.techjourney.com
• PepsiCo taps Reinemund as chairman, chief exec
• Bulk [CO.sub.2] technology adds some fizz to the beverage business
• 'Round The World In…
• The restaurant industry — for a year or your career
• MRA honors three at annual event
• Smith & Wollensky campaign takes diners to new heights
• Morton's defuses takeover bid, eyes own sale of chain
  by Richard L. Papiernik
• New Fudds prototype opens urban horizons for upbeat Fuddruckers
  by Paul Frumkin
• CRA, Calif. tourism agency team up to offer Web-based dining guide
  by C. Dickinson Waters
• Sammy's hosts Mother's Day pizza least
• A career infoodservice: Long hours
  by Milford Prewitt
• Grapefruit: Classic breakfast staple is juicing up desserts and entrees
  by Florence Fabricant
• Bayless to debut season's first Copper River salmon
• George's at the cove
  by Amy Spector
• www.freespeling.com
• Nathan's Famous, Instill Corp. ink deal
• Piccadilly posts steep loss, eyes more closures
• Computer Security at Your Fingertips
• Garfield's raises funds for Big Brothers/Big Sisters
• Blimpie seeks financial health in cutting back company units
• NRA lauds fed. bill to cap punitive damages
• USDA to study kids summer food program
• Lord Fletcher's Old Lake Lodge reopens after renovation
• Enjoy Australia's exotic foods but don't try sharing your own
• A career in foodservice: Feeling of family
  by Dina Berta
• A career in foodservice: Government regulations
  by Paul Frumkin
• Fairmont Bar and Dining
• Cafe Pacific
  by Ron Ruggless
• Famed UK chefs ditch Michelin stars, drop prices, boost business
  by Amanda Mosle Friedman
• Pro and con 'hot buttons'
• Restaurateur's staff responds in kind to positive energy
• www.hottesthosts.com
• Yale University's dining services to offer organic foods on menu
• Feds to test inspection program at Chicago restaurants
  by Milford Prewitt
• Karatassos' Buckhead Life Group to expand outside of Atlanta
  by Jack Hayes
• Nathan's set to break ads with co-branding partners
• Challenges abound, but lack of standards slows e-business progress
  by Julie Ritzer Ross
• Legal Sea Foods donates to Florida family charity
• GRI takes journey to Udine, Italy for annual conference
  by Paul Frumkin
• A career infoodservice: Poor image
  by Elissa Elan

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