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Articles in June 20, 1994 issue of Discount Store News

• Ad slogan change likely to have little impact on low-price image - Wal-Mart - Company Profile
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Sam's Club: the major player after consolidation - Company Profile
  by Arthur Markowitz
• Bud's Outlets attract downscale shoppers with big-ticket items at low payments - Company Profile
  by Richard Halverson
• Wal-Mart looks to master apparel mix: quality, speed, presentation all key - Company Profile
• Studies show the customer buys Wal-Mart image - Company Profile
• It's a name game in hardware, L&G - lawn and garden, Wal-Mart - Company Profile
• CE dept. grows into a major player - consumer electronics, Wal-Mart - Company Profile
• Successful Mexican venture paves way for entry into South America - Wal-Mart - Company Profile
  by Richard Halverson
• Kmart shareholders sink sell-off plan; fate of specialty divisions, store renewal dominate stormy meeting
  by Laura Liebeck
• Best Buy's Concept III to feature upgraded product, increased dept. sku count - stock keeping unit
  by Pete Hisey
• A glimmer of hope in the fight against resale price fixing - Capitol Concerns - Column
  by Ken Rankin
• RTA furniture builds on shoppers' 'can-do' attitude - ready-to-assemble
  by Michele C. Hollow
• Discounters garner $27 billion; Wal-mart takes the lead in apparel - AM - Illustration
• Denim does discount - selling jeans in discount stores - AM
  by Arnold J. Karr
• 1994 Ad
• Venture rolling ahead with further Texas expansion; other new markets at least three years away, Seeherman tells shareholders
• Hog calling and high finance: meeting the Wal-Mart way - Wal-Mart's annual shareholder's meeting - Buyers & Sellers - Column
  by Don Longo
• Jack Kemp makes his pitch; delivers anti-tax message - former Congressman and Housing & Urban Development secretary
• State-of-the-art power merchandising propels Wal-Mart into the future
  by Arthur Markowitz
• It's child's play - sales of children's wear at discount stores - AM
• Standardizing and minimizing software packaging may maximize, insure share of retail real estate - Computer Product Retailing
  by Pete Hisey
• Retailers expect robust holiday videogame sales
  by Pete Hisey
• Experts probe major influences in marketing to minorities
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Marketing to older shoppers makes good sense
• 1994 Ad
  by Pete Hisey
• CD-ROM prices drop as 4-spin drives get ready for market - Computer Product Retailing
• Supercenter sales could climb to $11.5 billion in '95 - Wal-Mart - Company Profile
  by Laura Liebeck
• Housewares gets upscale, trendy look - Wal-Mart - Company Profile
• Brazil, Argentina next stops on Wal-Mart trail
  by Don Longo
• Partly cloudy May puts damper on apparel biz; discounters will settle for fair summer sales - discount retail stores
  by James Mammarella
• Whither Wal-Mart stock: does Wall Street know? - will Wal-Mart's stock continue to rise? - Taking Stock - Column
  by Arthur Markowitz
• Gen. Colin Powell urges self-reliance
• Consumer studies show Bentonville giant makes big impression in new markets - Wal-Mart preferred by Rochester, New York, shoppers
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Clothing with characters - licensed characters - includes related article on Warner Brothers store sales in New York, New York - AM
  by Faye Brookman
• Ward vies for CE megastore status - Consumer Electronics, Montgomery Ward - Computer Product Retailing
  by Pete Hisey
• Wal-Mart's Canadian venture reshaping the country's retail landscape - includes related article on Council of Canadians attempt to prevent Wal-Mart expansion - Company Profile
  by Jim Fox
• Wal-Mart moves aggressively in H&BC - health and beauty care - Company Profile
• Tire and lube service revs up automotives - Wal-Mart - Company Profile
• 'Traiting' allows retailer to fulfill local toy needs - Wal-Mart - Company Profile
• Private label born in pet department - Wal-Mart - Company Profile
• Private label assortment strengthens as a select alternative to national brands - Wal-Mart - Company Profile
• Ulrich sticks to generalities at DH annual meeting - Dayton Hudson's new Chairman Robert J. Ulrich - includes related article on Dayton Hudson's donation to the arts and social action
• The best meetings reflect the character of their companies - Editorial
  by Tony Lisanti
• 'Buy American' emotional appeal no match for bargains
• Retailers downsize bath and body skus, reap benefits of more focused assortments; retailers re-evaluate merchandising strategy, learn from 'getting soaked' in the past - stock-keeping units
  by Dawn Wilensky
• Cyber trust: will it work? - electronic management tools, apparel retailers and suppliers - AM - Cover Story
  by Jeffrey Arlen
• Mining a gem of a category - selling fine jewelry at Service Merchandise - AM
  by Pete Hisey