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Articles in October, 1992 issue of Footwear News

• Nike wants to become global household word. (Nike Inc.)(includes related article)
  by Reporter's Notebook
• The working man: what's new?
• Retailers' hopes wilt as Adidas turns into a wall flower again. (Adidas AG)
  by Wilner, Rich
• Tracking Fila. (Fila Athletic Footwear U.S.A.)
  by Wilner, Rich
• Stride Rite cracks down on Keds product diverters. (Keds Corp.)
  by Tedeschi, Mark
• Pas de deux. (wedding shoes)
  by Infantino, Vivian
• Gap Shoes to lower prices. (Gap Shoes stores)
  by McAllister, Robert
• Stride Rite's Caplan blithe but vigorous. (Jonathan Caplan, president Stride Rite Chidren's Group Inc.)
  by Sohng, Laurie; Tedeschi, Mark
• FunFeet brings insoles to a fashionable level. (FunFeet Inc.)
• Rochester Shoe Tree volume firm in soft dressy market.
  by Tedeschi, Mark
• DeBoer sees Avia turnaround in '93. (Harry DeBoer, president Avia Group International Inc.)
  by Wilner, Rich
• C. & J. Clark reviews outside potential bid. (C and J Clark Inc.)(battle for family control)
  by Fallon, James
• Resources' price policies: the consumer effect.
  by Taymor, Al Dubin
• Tecnica to add Cervino boot to its children's collection. (Tecnicas Reunidas S.A.)
• Premiere Classe brings accessories back to earth. (exhibition of accessories and shoe items)
  by Weisman, Katherine
• Anatomy of an ad campaign. (British Knights Inc.)(includes related article)
  by Wilner, Rich
• Nine West puts 1st Company 9 in N.J. mall. (Nine West Corp.)
  by McNally, Pamela
• Where's the party? (men's party wardrobe)
• Shoe care products appealing to women.
  by McCallister, Robert
• Reebok beefs up indoor, outdoor basketball line. (Reebok International Ltd.)
  by Tedeschi, Mark
• Hear H.H. Brown mulls Lowell Shoe purchase. (H.H. Brown Shoe Company Inc., Lowell Shoes Inc.)
  by Rieger, Nancy
• Restrictive pricing finds retailers evenly split. (includes related article)
  by McAllister, Robert; Rieger, Nancy; Rooney, Ellen; Tedeschi, Mark
• J. Baker will buy Morse in stock deal. (J. Baker Inc.; Morse Shoe Inc.)
  by Tedeschi, Mark
• Walk this way: a new category in women's fitness emerges for the '90s.
  by McAllister, Robert
• T.E.C. 1 opens first N.Y. unit for style-hungry businessmen. (shoe store)
  by Pugliese, Rachel
• Finn's high-end walking shoes come to America. (Finn Comfort)
  by Rieger, Nancy
• Living on the wedge. (wedge shoe style)
• Classics still rule at MICAM. (shoe exhibition)
  by Foster, Caryl
• Lenders see shadow of Grinch over Yule. (footwear industry forecasts for 1992 Christmas season)
  by Ryan, Thomas J.
• Global market changes buoy GDS vendors' outlook. (GDS International Shoe Fair)
  by McNally, Pamela
• Marc targets U.S. market for its comfort-fashion line. (Marc Shoe Co.)
  by McNally, Pamela
• Class action. (new trends in men's shoes) (Fashion Mandate) (Column)
  by Schneider-Levy, Barbara
• United States Leather plans public offering. (United States Leather Holdings Inc.)
  by Farnsworth, Steve
• Vendors give IKFS, CTEW the thumbs up. (International Kids Fashion Show; Children's Trade Expo West)
  by McAllister, Robert; Sohng, Laurie
• Reebok qtr. net gains 12.7%. (Reebok International Ltd.)
  by Tedeschi, Mark
• In the family way. (survey of family buying habits)
  by Boedeker, Kathy; Dwyer, Tim; Lowenstein, Elizabeth; McElhaney, Judy; Price, Leslie; Woonteiler, Gary
• Sam & Libby: no longer Wall Street's darling. (includes related article)(Sam and Libby Inc.) (Company Profile)
  by Rieger, Nancy
• Lighter, more feminine looks sans embellishments grab spotlight at GDS. (GDS International Shoe Fair at Dusseldorf, Germany)
  by McNally, Pamela
• Blue Heart's price and style makes retailers' hearts flutter. (Blue Heart shoe line)
  by McNally, Pamela
• Society sneakers. (Fashion Viewpoints) (Column)
  by Infantino, Vivian