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Articles in May 20, 1991 issue of Discount Store News

• Parent takes Value City public - Schottenstein Stores Corp., Schottenstein Stores Corp. Value City Department Stores Div
• Sam's first to Discover: club now accepting card - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. Sam's Wholesale Club, Discover Card Services Inc.'s Discover, credit card
  by Arthur Markowitz
• Sam's Club nurtures a new identity - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. Sam's Wholesale Club - editorial
  by Tony Lisanti
• Retailers ready to go curbside - discount houses, retail trade, marketing of home recycling organizers - Home Products
  by Mary Ellen Kelly
• Caldor starts push for '91 - Caldor Inc. opens new store in Turnersvile, New Jersey
• Ex-Sears exec, Bozic, named prez at Hills - Sears, Roebuck and Co., Michael Bozic, Hills Department Stores Inc
  by Laura Liebeck
• Office Depot stepping out - Specialty Store Focus
• Intimate emphasis on fashion - discount houses, retail trade marketing of lingerie - Apparel
• IMRA concludes show for '91 on upbeat note - International Mass Retailing Association convention, Dallas, Texas
  by Don Longo
• Biggs buys Colo. center, reducing occupancy costs - Hyper Shoppes Inc., Thornton Town Center, shopping mall, Denver, Colorado
• Antonini orders pizza! pizza! at 400 Kmart stores - Joseph Antonini, K Mart Corp
• Fewer retailers mean less newspaper ads - Taking Stock - editorial
  by Arthur Markowitz
• Nevada Bob masters overseas franchising - Nevada Bob's Pro Shops
• Two retailers in feud with AmEx over higher discount rates - Marshalls Inc., T.J. Maxx, American Express Co
  by Richard Halverson
• Catalog showrooms are closing as industry faces serious decline - Specialty Store Focus
  by Arthur Markowitz
• Sears management beats back efforts of dissident stockholders - Sears, Roebuck and Co
  by Arthur Markowitz
• QR is for everyone, not just the big boys - Quick Response Inc.'s quick response inventory system - Buyers & Sellers - editorial
  by Don Longo
• Kid's books growing strong - discount houses, retail trade, marketing of children's books - Hard Lines
  by Laura Liebeck