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Articles in May 9, 1988 issue of Discount Store News

• Sears to battle CE specialists with stand-alone superstores - consumer electronics stores
  by Laura Liebeck
• Antonini reveals K mart's vision: be most efficient retailer in U.S - Joseph Antonini
• Half-pint toy giant pursues small market growth plan - Tons of Toys
• Off-price chain sheds apparel outlet image - Canda Fashions
• Hands-on managers propel Pep Boy's success
• Potomac Mills: not your run of the mill factory outlet mall
• Consolidated retrenches for profits - close out chain - company profile
  by Richard C. Halverson
• Market study: Nashville - discount retailing in Nashville
• Factory outlet malls: the ultimate discounters
  by Richard C. Halverson
• Burlington Coat Factory: going it alone with luxury linens - HomeMarket Trends supplement
• A room with a view - Gold Circle's home fashions program - HomeMarket Trends supplement
• Cash and carry? - some discounters won't help patrons carry out ready-to-assemble furniture - HomeMarket Trends supplement
• Life after the mini - miniblind sales at discount stores - HomeMarket Trends supplement
• K mart splits specialty divisions; Parkin to oversee high-growth warehouses - Larry Parkin
• Pep Boys heads out from Atlanta expansion hub: to re-enter N.C - automobile supply stores, North Carolina
  by Richard C. Halverson
• Simple measures are most effective in preventing shoplifting - column
  by Jack Hayes
• Leading off-pricers move upscale - apparel retailers
  by Kenneth M. Chanko
• Recording industry to continue fight against DAT recorder sales - digital audio tape