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Articles in June 3, 1996 issue of Discount Store News

• Target again the star of DH show - Dayton Hudson
  by Richard Halverson
• Hall's vision of a new Kmart: execution, with no surprises - Floyd Hall of Kmart Corp - Editorial
  by Tony Lisanti
• Latest software brings families closer together
• Today's Kmart plants the seeds for tomorrow's respectability - The Power Retailers: Kmart - Company Profile
• 1996 Ad
  by Robert Scally
• Timing is key in wristwatches; retailers stay fresh with trained staff, better displays
• Improved skills will open the partnership envelope - International Mass Retail Association in Print
• Pantry positioned to build traffic - The Power Retailers: Kmart - Company Profile
• Hall's first-year message: 'Kmart will be in the black.' - Chairman Floyd Hall
  by Tony Lisanti
• Health care superstores are born; one-stop marts want to be a cure for rising costs
  by Andrew Carbone
• Internet nets multimedia makers - multimedia industry focusing on products for accessing and using the Internet
• Info technology: more than a cost-cutting device - International Mass Retail Association in Print
• OfficeMax plans California blitz - expansion
• Commitment to push IMRA to higher plane; Ettore and Verdisco: let's go to work - Joe Ettore and Bob Verdisco of the International Mass Retailing Association - includes a speech by IMRA President Bob Vendisco
• Futurist predicts end of category dominance - Carol Farmer - International Mass Retail Association in Print
• Kmart home to welcome Martha Stewart - The Power Retailers: Kmart - Company Profile
• Tuesday Morning credits buyers, IS for turnaround - warehouse information system
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Discounters, CE chains expect hot summer exposure for APS - consumer electronic chains, Advanced Photo System, 1996
  by Pete Hisey
• Mature market is virtually untapped - middle aged market - International Mass Retail Association in Print
• Meijer returns to Cinci - Cincinnati, Ohio
  by Shelly Reese
• Double the ambition, and pass on the 'rationalization.' - rationalization in the discount retail industry - Column
  by Jennifer Negley
• Teflon oil filter speeds up competition in category; engine treatment offers opportunity to lift margins - Fram Div. introducing Double Guard oil filter with Teflon
  by Richard Halverson
• After averting financial crisis Kmart vows to return to profitability - The Power Retailers: Kmart - Company Profile
  by Richard Halverson
• Wal-Mart counters PC trend with $999 unit - microcomputers
  by Pete Hisey
• Retail hopes brighten in sun country - San Diego Market Study
  by Arthur Goldgaber
• Reducing partnership down to its basic elements - International Mass Retail Association in Print
• Apparel to tell fewer stories better - The Power Retailers: Kmart - Company Profile
  by James Mammarella
• Tandy's Roach takes the offensive - Tandy's Chairman John Roach repositions the Incredible Universe and Computer City chains
  by Pete Hisey
• 1997 Ad
• Set-top wars heat up; game makers vie for share - video games
  by Robert Scally
• Video conferencing will drive future PC sales - personal computer - International Mass Retail Association in Print
• Eatzi's wins rave reviews from discount execs - meal-replacement superstore
  by Pete Hisey
• IMRA '96: the first chapter in a changing retail story - International Mass Retailing Association - Column
  by John Failla
• Put special printer paper on the stationary list; paper makers anticipate PC boom
• Super K to define the future - The Power Retailers: Kmart - Company Profile
• Ames: profits to grow in '96
  by Dawn Wilensky
• New tobacco laws could leave retailers gasping - antismoking laws, etc - Column
  by Ken Rankin
• How to lure diverse groups without alienating either - International Mass Retail Association in Print
• A year in the life of Kmart - June 1995 to May 1996 - The Power Retailers: Kmart - Company Profile