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Fort Myers News-Press, Sunday, August 1, 1982 Books in brief By DAVID FARES Gannett News Service 6E "Personnel Management for the Smaller Company," by Linda A. Roxe (AMACOM, 246 pages, hardcover, $14.95) In large corporations, personnel departments take care of everything from recruiting employees and completing government employment forms to handling employee relations and dealing with unions. This book is designed to help small companies institute a personnel program to handle these same functions. A systematic approach is taken to enable a manager to determine hiring policies, develop benefit programs, establish record and time keeping, and maintain discipline. "McDowell's Ghost" by Jack Cady (Arbor House, 320 pages, hardcover, $14.50) Dan McDowell is haunted by the ghost of his great-great-grandfather, who is imprisoned in this dimension by a crime he committed while alive.

Caught in the spiritual web of his family's ruin, McDowell fights against the unearthly powers driving him to repeat his ancestor's crime. The story Is well told, with a depth of emotion which carries the reader into each character's feelings. "The Planet Jupiter (Revised Version)," by Patrick Moore (Faber Faber, 240 pages, hardcover, $25.95) The planet Jupiter has fascinated astronomers since its discovery by early man. In this guide for amateur astronomers, the aims, methods, and limitations of visual observation are given along with descriptions of what to look for. First published in 1958, this revised edition includes observations gained from the Voyager space probes.

"Cooking From Mainland China," by Sumi Hatano (Barron's, 137 pages, illustrated, hardcover, Based on the authentic "Masses Cookbook," a bestseller in the People's Republic of China, this collection features 158 recipes gathered from the Chinese provinces. Nutrition, economy, and ease of preparation are emphasized. Every recipe Is accompanied by a photograph and labeled by province. Recipes range from old favorites to less familiar ones. Mens-Press I Circulation Reaches The Newest Luxury Liner Makes Her Florida Debut on October 26, 1982! Sunday Circulation 33,800 tons mil 1 7 up 1 Daily iy1 A Circulation UJ -p 1 Now News-Press circulation goes Into more homes than ever before.

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