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Articles in July 24, 1995 issue of Nation's Restaurant News

• Flagstar to sell TW Recreational Services to Amfac
• Native American casino initiative sparks debate
  by Alan Liddle
• Sonic Corp. profits up 24.2% in 3rd quarter
• Applebee's International Inc. has filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for the sale of 2.4 million shares of common stock with 2.1 million offered by the company and 300,000 shares by stockholders
• Trattoria Il Panino: taking care of business brethren
  by Robin Lee Allen
• Chili's seeks new Aussie partner
  by Mark Hamstra
• Delia Smith's Summer Collection
  by Michael Schrader
• Sam Hazen: making equal partners of food and beer
  by Milford Prewitt
• Fleming names Dowd president, COO
• St, Louis patrons can get their thrills at Blueberry Hill
  by Carolyn Walkup
• Boston Market franchisee enters the catering arena
  by Mark Hamstra
• Riese wins appeal vs. Friday's
  by Milford Prewitt
• Family Restaurants gets lower S&P debt rating
• McDonald's Corp.'s new shelf registration for up to $500 million in debt securities will join a previous registration, for a total of $584.66 million in debt securities, the company said in documents filed with the SEC
• American hot dog chains make global headway
  by Carolyn Walkup
• Chi-Chi's to open first African unit
  by Mark Hamstra
• Morgan sells 24 KFC units to Kazi for $10.6 million
• Family chains heed casual-theme rivals, adopt new service, ambience upgrades; but low-price image limits upscale emulation
  by Mark Hamstra
• Campbell taps Saatchi & Saatchi
• BK ends search for CEO, taps Grand Met's Lowes
  by Louise Kramer
• Taco Bell goes upscale with Chimayo Grill
  by Richard Martin
• CKE battles back against odds, scores 1st-Q improvement
  by Milford Prewitt
• Cooker net up 98.9%, to $1.9M, in 2nd Q
• Baskin-Robbins debut 'Indian Summer.'
• The Fuji Research Institute, affiliated with Fuji Bank, predicted in a report that the Japanese restaurant industry would grow 50 percent, to around 42 trillion yen, about $480 billion U.S., by the year 2010
  by Mark Hamstra
• Japan gets a taste of Kenny Rogers
  by Mark Hamstra
• Now every month is an oyster month
  by Florence Fabricant
• Pilgrim's Pride buys Mexican processor
• Arby's inks kiosk deal with Uni-Mart
• Slowing economy fails to deter expansion efforts
  by Richard L. Papiernik
• Mgmt., investors buy Canadian A&W
• Correction
• Deitchle named new CFO at Cheesecake Factory
• Long John hooks a whale of a tie-in
• Hong Kong's largest domestically owned fast-food chain, Cafe De Coral Holdings Ltd., is shutting down its less-profitable units because of high rents and tight consumer spending
  by Mark Hamstra
• Blimpie signs to develop Sweden
  by Mark Hamstra
• The compatibility factor: match personalities, jobs
  by Greg McGrew
• Flagstar to sell Proficient Food to MBM Corp. for about $130 million
• Waterbury to acquire pasta concern
• Arby's to buy 12.5% stake in ZuZu chain
  by Ron Ruggless
• ShowBiz challenges election of board members
  by Ron Ruggless
• Restaurateur, innovator Centioli dies at 80
  by Suzanne Kapner
• Foss is new CFO at Rally's Hamburgers
• Nickelodeon tunes in with McD for promotion
• Minimum-wage increases in both Taiwan and Thailand take effect this summer
  by Mark Hamstra
• Houlihan's to open in Puerto Rico
  by Mark Hamstra
• Summer salads showcase fresh seasonal ingredients
  by Carolyn Walkup
• Jac-Pac receives ISO 9001 certification
• Hill named prexy of Souper Salad