Roanoke Times

& World-News

Business: SUNDAY, January 8, 1995

• HEALTH CARE LEARNS TO HEAL ITS OWN ILLS
• FEWER RULES, COMPETITION CHANGE VIEW
• RETAILERS CONTINUE TO SPECIALIZE
• FARMERS FINDING REASONS TO SMILE
• MANUFACTURERS GROWING, IF SLOWER
• MORE JOBS COME WITH LESS SECURITY
• CASH ON THE GROUND, IF NOT THE AIR
• 1995 LOOKS TO BURN LOTS OF COAL
• NAMES & CHANGES
• CONSTRUCTION TRIES TO BUILD ON 1994
• FURNITURE OUTLOOK MIXED UP WITH INTEREST RATES
• ADVERTISING BULLISH ON MULTIMEDIA
• TEXTILES KNOW '95 COULDN'T BE WORSE
• POLLUTION PREVENTION EXPECTED TO PAY OFF
• TIME LOOKS RIGHT FOR FACTORY BUILDING
• PROCRASTINATORS CAN GET MOVING BY ASSIGNING 10 MINUTES TO A TASK
• BIGGER IS BETTER
• SURVEY SHOWS BOUNDING OPTIMISM
• IF ANYONE WILL FEEL THE CHANGES IN INTEREST RATE CHANGES, IT'S BANKS
• REAL ESTATE BROKERS SHAKING MONEY TREE