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Articles in April 1998 issue of Nation's Business

• A new way to reach young people
  by Sharon Nelton
• Helping you join the crowd of electronic filers
  by Tim McCollum
• Fighting fraud in workers comp
  by Stephen Blakely
• States plug in to deregulation: while electricity deregulation is being debated in Congress, 16 states have approved retail competition
  by James Worsham
• Case study: the 'interfering' wife
  by John J. Fitzpatrick
• New version of software suite for small businesses readied
  by Tim McCollum
• Estate-tax break is tricky to figure out
  by Joan Pryde
• Democrats bid to raise the minimum wage
  by James Worsham
• Instrumental thinking
  by Sharon Nelton
• Inexpensive remedies for PC maladies
  by Tim McCollum
• IRS simplifies auto reimbursement
  by Peter Weaver
• Patient protections ordered for Medicare, federal workers
  by Stephen Blakely
• Men with a message
  by Steve Bates
• Ways to stay in touch when you're on the go
  by Tim McCollum
• Clinton's annuity plan draws fire
  by Stephen Blakely
• Clinton's clean-water program
  by Stephen Blakely
• Adding value to computers
  by Stephen Blakely
• Bits and bytes
  by Tim McCollum
• Internet stocks: rags to riches or vice versa?
  by Randy Myers
• Delegating duties the right way
  by Basil Bernard
• In the hunt for headhunters
  by Stephen Blakely
• Women owners and Uncle Sam
  by Sharon Nelton
• Keeping track of tip income
  by Joan Pryde
• Sometimes better is better than cheaper
  by Thomas Love
• It pays to check out your freight forwarder
  by Roberta Maynard
• Reforming consumer bankruptcy law
• Lone retailers' rising star
  by Dale D. Buss
• Putting a lid on conflicts
  by Michael Barrier
• The perfect franchisee
  by Thomas Love
• Raking in the blue chips
  by Michael Barrier
• Hanging on to customers when the bottom falls out
  by Thomas Love
• Lawsuit dangers
• Niche lenders hit the target
  by Sharon Nelton
• You must serve customers who have service animals
  by Thomas Love
• On workers' compensation
• More than just number crunchers
  by Tim McCollum
• Relevance in retailing
  by Thomas Love
• Is your company at risk?
  by Mary Y. McElveen