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Articles in Sept 18, 1989 issue of Nation's Restaurant News

• Arby's rocked by exec firing
  by Rajan Chaudhry
• Honky tonkin' hits Chicago at Melman's new Bub City
  by Carolyn Walkup
• Fried chicken test spices Texas McDs
  by Tracey Taylor Woodard
• Morris regains Gladstone's, RJ's in split from REGI
  by Richard Martin
• The convoluted corporate web of Victor Posner
  by Milford Prewitt
• USDA says chicken costs will stabilize in 4th Q
  by Rajan Chaudhry
• Actuelle's Gielisse: a real prize; prize-winning chef relies on the power of education in the kitchen
  by Tracey Taylor Woodard
• Building excitement in the off-hours
• Canadian operators lobby against nationwide sales tax
  by Peter Romeo
• Shoney's reaches out to minorities, women
  by Rajan Chaudhry
• Beer spoken here: Fat Daddy's pioneers new concept of selling on premises and take-home
• From pasta to seafood, stylish menus haven't missed a beet
  by Florence Fabricant
• The 'unconventional' microwave: dispelling some common myths
  by Patt Patterson
• Atlanta's 'in' crowd turns sports-minded
  by Jack Hayes
• Houston clubs ride comeback trail
  by Tracey Taylor Woodard
• Drinks' roots steeped in history
• Someone's in the kitchen with Charlie Trotter
  by Carolyn Walkup
• All the kitchen's a stage … and employees feel like players at Biersch Brewery where cramped quarters, brisk traffic and open cooking keep staffers on their toes
  by Alan Liddle
• Industry must unite against its attackers
  by Mort Hochstein
• Putting temptation aside, far aside: there are 1,001 ways to steal in this business, so how do you prevent theft behind the bar?
  by Jack Trenta
• Coffee drinks take chill out of fall
  by Robert Plotkin
• Responsible hospitality
  by Carol S. Trabulsi
• Temperance crusade picks up speed: sobriety-minded legislation grabs more states' attention
  by Peter Romeo
• Operator's racial outburst stirs S.C. town: restaurateurs incensed
  by Jack Hayes
• Blacks face barriers in exec aspirations
  by Charles Bernstein
• Money for munchies