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Articles in March 24, 1997 issue of Nation's Restaurant News

• CKE mulls Summit Family divestiture
• Corrections
• Amiable chef is star attraction of Wood Co.'s 'Top Hits.'
• One part alcohol, two parts presentation: a mix for the '90s
  by Robin Lee Allen
• Boston Beer buys historic Ohio brewery
• FMAC buys stake in Houston Taco Bell licensee
• BK taps Malamatinas to be new chief exec; names Clayton president, North America
  by Mark Hamstra
• Gladstone's 4 Fish wins panel's OK to hold landmark site
• Calif. firm seeks shares in Family Steak Houses
• Mary Richter: getting ahead by using her noodle
  by Pamela Parseghian
• FAB Inc. names three new members
• Friday's American Bar unit to open in Oslo, Norway
• Miami Subs chief Russo hands in resignation
• McKerrow, Davoudpour enter QSR arena with buy of 47 Churchs units
  by Jack Hayes
• Taco Cabana spreads the word - in two languages
  by Ron Ruggless
• Industry choice: if you treat workers fairly, they will stay
  by Theresa Howard
• NPPC names Tank new chief executive
• Fresh Choice founders launch wraps concept
• Chains raise menu prices, blame minimum-wage hike
  by Richard L. Papiernik
• Lupinacci steps down as Diedrich Coffee prexy, CEO
• Grill Concepts finishes '96 with loss of $2.8M
• On the rise: dawning daypart is breakfast of champions
  by Ron Ruggles
• Sysco Corp. to build Birmingham facility
• Max & Rapoport: looking back on two decades of success
• Applebee's to roll out smaller prototype in 1997
• New owner brews changes to end Keg's ailing ways
  by Mark Hamstra
• On-site omnibus
• Suppliers, operators come together to address, prioritize issues
  by Theresa Howard
• Put your best face forward: making design work for you
  by Foster Frable, Jr.
• Food safety update: here's what you should know about the latest government regulations and initiatives affecting food safety in your operations
• Rubio's gears for new growth plans
• Morton's ends 1996 in black despite charge of $11.5M
• Capture customers with a company newsletter
  by John R. Graham
• Alliant Foodservice restructures its national group sales division
• Donatos Pizza names Grote COO
• CRA, lawmakers face off in Sacramento; welfare-reform jobs give operators new bargaining chip
  by Alan Liddle
• Mass. Rest. Assn. pushes to ease smoking laws
  by Robin Lee Allen
• Arthur Treacher's takes $280K loss in first half '97
• NRA's Cain highlights association's ambitious expansion plans
  by Jack Hayes
• Silverado appoints Bruer president, CEO
• BK, Polish licensee settle legal battle
• Erben resigns as chairman of Luby's Cafeterias Inc
• Curtis suicide shocks employees at Luby's
  by Ron Ruggless
• Skyline Chili's profits up 26%, in 1st quarter
• Meal deductibility remains an issue on Congress' menu
  by Robin Lee Allen
• Hazelwood completes Signature Breads buy
• Eatzi's targets Houston for second unit
• Court awards Waffle House recruiter $8.1M
• Tuscany registers for initial public offering, plans growth
  by Alan Liddle
• Living Room markets homey alternative to singles bars
  by Carolyn Walkup
• Foodservice 2005: what does tomorrow's customer want?
  by Jack Hayes
• Dock's Great Fish weighing anchor in inner-city areas
  by Carolyn Walkup
• Food safety 2005: as technology and training support enters a new era, operators will find food safety is second nature
• Darden to shutter underperforming restaurants
• Garden Fresh optimistic about return of 'salad' days
  by Alan Liddle
• Restaurateurs must take active role in changing public perception
• Michael Licata: celebrating 20 years as IFMA's president
  by Bill Carlino
• Sodexho rolls out Deli Signatures to 200 accounts nationwide
• HACCP in action: an independent restaurant, a chain and a contract foodservice provider tell how they make food safety the rule in their operations