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Articles in Jan 21, 1991 issue of Modern Brewery Age

• Coors' eastern region sales director reports 22-percent increase for '90
• Issue for the '90's - alcohol abuse and the brewing industry - editorial
• Covering the angles: computerized routing provides timely reduction of transport costs - brewing industry
  by Carol Casper
• Cincinnati's brewery to finance Amazon expedition in Peru - Hudepohl-Schoenling Brewing Co
• ATF seeks repackaging of "coolers." - wine with high-alcohol content confused with less potent beverage - Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
• Settlement paid by TN wholesaler - Tennessee beer distributor Ajax Turner
• Corona price holds as taxes double - beer
• The right mix: M&M Distributors backs up traditional sales techniques with a modern fleet and computer technology
  by Peter Reid
• Computer pitfalls: common data processing systems for distributors to avoid - beer distribution
  by Joseph J. Verno
• Resurgent regional - Cincinnati, Ohio brewing industry; history of Hudepohl-Schoenling Brewing Co
  by Peter Reid
• World renowned brewmaster, Pickett, dies - Joseph Pickett Sr - obituary
• What a difference a quarter makes, Index shows - brewing industry's 1990 forth quarter stock earnings; Modern Brewery Age Stock Index
• Miller distributors receive awards at California meeting - beer
• Custom software: sinking costs in a black hole? The costs and benefits of custom software
  by Lynn H. Barkalow
• The shape of things to come: ECHIP, Inc. is producing tomorrow's software for today's brewers
• No alcohol, no problem - non-alcoholic beer
  by Glenn W. Schutz