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Articles in May 17, 1993 issue of Discount Store News

• Best Products to expand even while in Chapter 11
• Crusty Tops founder declares war on the competition; innovative merchant, Turchin builds $350 million CE superstore chain - Tops Appliance City Inc., Les Turchin, consumer electronics
  by Pete Hisey
• Health reform: a bitter pill for sick economy?
  by Ken Rankin
• Licensed non-sports trading cards dealt a mixed hand
  by Robert Barrese
• Wal-Mart debuts farm store - Country Farms, Kirksville, Missouri
  by Rich Halverson
• Costco to test two club sizes; eyes Chicago
• IMRA gives voice to industry concerns - International Mass Retailing Association - Buyers & Sellers - Column
  by Don Longo
• Entertainment software posts 28.8% sales increase - discount houses
  by Michael Hartnett
• CompUSA emphasizes CE in new prototype; computer superstore adjusts store design and stresses customer service - consumer electronics
  by Pete Hisey
• New Alaska store will bring Kmart to all 50 states - Top 2 chains drive store growth
• Clubs: our most exportable retail concept - membership warehouse stores - Taking Stock - Column
  by Arthur Markowitz
• Study: auto sales rev-up for '93; service, repair spending increases as parts, motor oil expenses dip - Automotives Parts and Accessories Association study
• Bradlees enters NYC area with largest unit - New York, New York metropolitan area
  by Jill Lettich
• Women's shoes step up fashion
  by Jill Lettich
• Soderquist named as IMRA chair - Don Soderquist, International Mass Retail Assn
• New Bradlees a discount benchmark - Bradlees' Yonkers, New York store - Editorial
  by Tony Lisanti
• CompUSA sets sites on new stores