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Articles in Nov 6, 1989 issue of Nation's Restaurant News

• Aftershocks: 'Everything we have is gone'
  by Richard Martin
• McDonald's net income up 14% for 3rd quarter
  by Rajan Chaudhry
• Banquet: Marriott Marquis says: no more rubber chicken!
  by Bill Carlino
• Street business: Cafe Ravinia aims to keep people off the streets
  by Jack Hayes
• Operators assess bottom line in face of minimum-wage hike
  by Peter Romeo
• This fall, menus are featuring wild things
  by Florence Fabricant
• Betty Crocker's Southwest Cooking
  by Michael Schrader
• Discounting craze: quick fix, long headache
  by Charles Bernstein
• Savannah chef banks on pure Southern tradition
  by Jack Hayes
• Plastics recycling: a process just getting started
  by Milford Prewitt
• Lavish layout, menu flexibility key to Ritz-Carlton's fame
  by Richard Martin
• Stop N Go upscales take-out food selection: convenience chain's merchandising effort aimed at capturing lost growth
  by Peter Romeo
• Nathan's duo bids $205 million for Arby's
  by Rajan Chaudhry
• Hotels: smaller kitchens force hotel chefs to maximize space and potential
  by Patt Patterson
• Country inn: Benish scores at Le Chambord with a full house
  by Mort Hochstein
• Upscale RoxSand rolls home delivery
  by Tracey Taylor Woodard
• Arby's goes full speed ahead with product promos
  by Richard Martin
• The Jewish-American Kitchen
  by Michael Schrader
• The Art of Russian Cuisine
  by Michael Schrader
• Twin Cities operators face plastic packaging ban
  by Carolyn Walkup
• LA food-service operators join cars and growth as leading pollution culprits
  by Richard Martin
• Fast food seeks boost with bite-sized items
  by Peter Romeo
• Junk bond crisis stalls key food-service deals
  by Rajan Chaudhry
• The freedom of creativity lies in the chef's palate
  by Florence Fabricant
• Airport: room service soars at LA Sheraton with pizza delivery
  by Milford Prewitt
• Pizza Hut franchisees fund contract battle
  by Milford Prewitt
• Chef Szathmary urges creation of journeyman training program
  by Rick Telberg
• Miss Ruby's American Cooking
  by Michael Schrader
• Come with Me to the Kasbah: A Cook's Tour of Morocco
  by Michael Schrader
• McDonald's recycling plan lauded as largest effort toward trashing landfill dumping
  by Milford Prewitt
• Trash compactors prove to be the machines for all reasons
  by Milford Prewitt
• Two Pesos make change with Chiquita drive-thrus
  by Tracey Taylor Woodard
• Perkins turnaround leads to expansion drive
  by Milford Prewitt
• Bar business: Detroit rattled by Tremors in Holiday Inn
  by Mort Hochstein
• States crack down on teen job hours
  by Peter Romeo
• Tuohy heats up bistro niche with artsy, casual Chef's Grill
  by Jack Hayes
• Wendy's sales, profits stuck in neutral in third quarter
  by Rick Van Warner
• French Cooking en Famille
  by Michael Schrader
• West by Southwest: Doherty tackles Adam's Mark
  by Tracey Taylor Woodard
• Industry scrambles to block flurry of new rules
  by Peter Romeo
• Automatic oil filters save operators time - and money
  by Jack Hayes
• As no-smoking rules spread, operators' resistance ebbs
  by Carolyn Walkup
• No substitute for tradition, loyalty
  by Charles Bernstein
• Contract feeders reduce turnover with rewards: system of caring, recognition aimed at offering employees growth incentives
  by Bill Carlino
• Bob Evans seeks new image with meal price promo
  by Bill Carlino
• The Cuisines of Mexico
  by Michael Schrader
• Implementing controls: the secret to success
  by Fred Del Marva
• Terczak's updates American homestyle cooking
  by Carolyn Walkup
• Airlines' solid waste disposal faces unfriendly skies
  by Bill Carlino