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Articles in Dec 15, 1997 issue of Nation's Restaurant News

• Skyline verifies Fleet Equity plan to acquire chain
• Asian invasion sweeps U.S. as sushi, noodles become mainstream
  by Carolyn Walkup
• Institutional foodservice gets long-awaited recognition
  by Paul King
• Operators are making inroads with the century calamity
  by Ed Rubinstein
• Ricardo Alvarez
• 7-Eleven unveils age-verification system in Calif
• Cafe Carolina on rise in bakery segment, rolls with sweet sales
  by Jack Hayes
• CBS station's expose on L.A. eateries raises question of unfair competition
• Home-meal battle heats up: restaurants, grocery chains seek gains as Boston Market falters
  by Richard L. Papiernik
• European concepts to adopt in the US
  by Foster Frable, Jr.
• Dave & Buster's celebrates 15th year, plans expansion
  by Ron Ruggless
• SF restaurant group, employer reps protest streamlined union organizing
  by Alan Liddle
• Whataburger ads aim to turn daydreamers into believers
  by Theresa Howard
• Software takes the lead in 1997
  by Rob Grimes
• Boyd Coffee, Dine-Mor end relationship
• Noble Roman's names Mobley president
• Apple South Inc. changes name of Hops Grill & Bar
• Mexican acquisitions heat up Eateries' growth plans
  by Ron Ruggless
• Host Marriott nears completion of Cleveland airport renovations
• With expertise of Gary Cantrell, technology won't submarine Blimpie
  by Ed Rubinstein
• Thomas Fossey
• CPK taps Hipp as new CEO
  by Richard Martin
• Concerned LJS franchisees form new association
• Uno gets agreement for $55M in credit
• Dish on a hot-chain roof: satellites keep restaurants in touch
  by Ed Rubinstein
• Cargill to acquire Wisconsin malting firm
• Brinker signs Romano's deal for Mexico units
• Freestanding Manhattan Bagel launched in Mich
• Alexander's posts 3-Q loss, slows growth to work on revisions
  by Jack Hayes
• Smoked foods stoke appetites, chefs' creativity
  by Alan Liddle
• AmeriServe Foods forms new distribution operation in Mexico
• Welfare reform no panacea for labor-strapped employers
  by Alan Liddle
• Irradiation approved by FDA as safety tool; pubic's acceptance a question
  by Robin Lee Allen
• Marriott to alter Interstate franchise deals
• Elephant & Castle posts 3Q loss following charge
• Terrie Mangrum: making Southern-style food fashionable at NY's Hog Pit
  by Mark Hamstra
• Quality names DeGuglielmo vp, sales
• Autogrill to buy French concern Sogerba
• Taco Bell reaches settlement in wage-hour lawsuit
• Franchisees form assoc. at Manhattan Bagel chain; will monitor company's bankruptcy reorganization
  by Mark Hamstra
• LJS gets Lost in Space with film
• KFC's new computer-based training program proves a time saver and better tool for learning
  by Ron Ruggless
• Stephen Amos
• AFC inks 5-year Middle East development deal
• Cool River Cafe to launch Las Colinas restaurant
• Casa Ole cites soft comps, write-offs; 3Q profits fall
• Veal's appeal: versatility and savings create haute cuisine minus the haughtiness
  by Florence Fabricant
• Miller Brewing, Molson restructure pact
• Japan Tobacco to buy 90% stake in Renown Milano
• All American to convert 4 Big Apple units
• Bankruptcy costs hit Pudgie's 3Q performance
• Attempting to improve business? Consider an upgrade program and freshen your concept
  by Ronn Weigand
• JP Foodservice, Rykoff set meeting
• Boca Raton group plans 2nd Lucille's Bad to the Bone