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Articles in March 17, 1997 issue of Nation's Restaurant News

• Hard-hitting anti-smoking law takes effect in Toronto
• Bob Evans reports comp sales up as 3Q profits rise 62%
• MMS forms new division to manage stadium concessions
• Chesapeake, Coca-Cola seal agreement
• Lund's parent to buy rival Byerly's
• Raleigh Corp. to acquire Keg steak-house chain
• Saint Louis Bread's prospects are rising
  by Carolyn Walkup
• Arby's takes adult angle with latest ads
• Corned beef tenderloin with cabbage slaw: Bridget Foy's South Street Grill, Philadelphia
• NYC bandits strike again, shoot one, escape with $15K
• Casual chains add a dash of fun to food in ongoing competition with eatertainment
  by Robin Lee Allen
• Canadian McD workers seek to unionize
• Investment in unit-level operations key to Cooker's success
  by Richard L. Papiernik
• USDA testing pilot purchasing program to help NSLP
• CPC to spin off corn-refining biz as independent company
• Greenberg's 55-cent message signals McWorry
  by Richard Martin
• Minority operators cash in on spin-offs
  by Milford Prewitt
• Boston Chicken Inc. acquires New York area franchisee
  by Mark Hamstra
• Reviews can be useful with right approach
  by Theresa Howard
• What chefs snack on at home when nobody is looking
  by Pamela Parseghian
• South Carolina Rest. Assn. re-elects Williams president
• Alou Niangadou: bread maker kneads patience with variety
  by Jack Hayes
• Spectra deal gives Cara option to purchase shares
• Dairy Queen earnings rise 3.7 percent in 1996
• City nixes ban on drive-thrus but orders new limits
• Kewer named to head Eskimo Pie Corp
• WSMP to buy 14 restaurants from former president
• COEX attendees bring the search for a 'loyal customer' base to conference
  by Jack Hayes
• Todo Inc., Macheezmo Mouse plan merger
  by Alan Liddle
• J. Alexander's up 44% after divesting Wendy's
• Avoid common hiring mistakes with honesty tests
  by Gregory M. Lousig-Nont
• Michael Foods wraps Papetti's purchase
• Java Centrale inks deal with Korean developer
• Pizza Hut, Taco Bell form alliance with Greatland stores
• Sam & Harry's eyes expansion in US, UK
  by Mark Hamstra
• USDA yogurt ruling reflects changing 'culture.'
  by Paul King
• Sour history turns sweet; grapefruit adds zing to recipes
  by Florence Fabricant
• Irish pubs pour pints of Guinness, store up golden guineas
  by Carolyn Walkup
• Koo Koo Roo to buy 14 Hamburger units
• Cobb exits two, plans to focus on Mi Piaci growth
  by Ron Ruggless
• Canadian arbitration ruling blocks outsourcing bid
• Confused about how to infuse? These helpful hints are sure to boost your spirits
  by Gary Regan
• Operators purchase Plentywood Farm
• Dairy Mart to sell 161 locations to DB Cos. for $39.7M
• Vicorp comes back in first Q to earn $1.83M
• Cal Poly honors Sizzler chairman
• Steiner-Wolf buys McMahon & McDonald
• Arizona Indian tribe to franchise juice-bar concept
• San Diego operators say convention competition is eating away business
  by Richard Martin
• Melman, Bannos team up for Cajun restaurant
  by Carolyn Walkup
• Grandma Lee's lists six-month profits at C$53,025
• McDonald's price-slashing plan may make quick-service segment bleed
• Paterno seals two marketing pacts
• Steak Escape, Samajo to open Middle East units