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Articles in Sept 5, 1994 issue of Discount Store News

• Deja vu: Kmart to remake itself; spin-offs will shift focus to core discount stores
  by Laura Liebeck
• Shrinks prototype, wins site approval in New England - Wal-Mart Expansion Turns Northeast and Far East
  by James Mammarella
• Mexico the first stop for U.S. retailers
  by Richard Halverson
• CD-ROM seeks mass market acceptance: VSDA show spotlights new family-oriented software - Video Software Dealers Association show
  by Dawn Wilensky
• Fertilizer hits fan: vendors compete over new product
• Mustang Jeans trots into stores - Apparel Merchandising Supplement
• Team spirit takes flight - sports licensing - Apparel Merchandising Supplement
  by Shari Sanders
• Target lands on N.Y. runway - Apparel Merchandising Supplement
• Wal-Mart gives vendor store superstore format
  by Pete Hisey
• Rose's: Anderson succeeds Jones and Harvin - Rose's Stores, Ed Anderson, George Jones, Lucius Harvin III
• Chicago: windy, understored and a sign of the times - discount store chains - Editorial
  by Tony Lisanti
• Backpacks are a children's fashion accessory
• Tech cards spark niche - greeting cards
  by Ela Schwartz
• 'I want my MTVN!' - MTV Networks - Apparel Merchandising Supplement
• Merchandising men's wear - Apparel Merchandising Supplement
• No slowdown in hoe-down - countrified clothing styles - Apparel Merchandising Supplement
• Striking workers hobble Fred Meyer
  by Richard Halverson
• Discounters head to NYC for a slice of the Big Apple - discount chain stores, New York, New York
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Wal-Mart leads Canadian migration - Wal-Mart Stores Inc - International Retailing
  by Jim Fox
• Interactive's cutting edge: SIGGRAPH previews technology for tomorrow's must-have games
  by Pete Hisey
• Garden tools feature ergonomic designs: new lines offer ease for users
• Charting market share: discounters are capturing men's wear market share through the sale of private label merchandise - Apparel Merchandising Supplement
• Can young men's bloom in spring? - Apparel Merchandising Supplement
  by James Mammarella
• Hills battle with Dickstein heats up; Ames may be next target - Hills Stores, Dickstein & Co., seeks controling interest
  by Laura Liebeck
• Wal-Mart expansion turns Northeast and Far East; Bentonville behemoth on road to Hong Kong, China - Bentonville, Arkansas
  by Richard Halverson
• Retailing in the real world - effect of current events - Editorial
  by Don Longo
• Crafting holiday sales - Christmas crafts retailing
  by Dawn Wilensky
• Colors brighten furniture mix: new designs and resin colors boost category sales - outdoor furniture
  by Richard Halverson
• Dynamic duo to don new licensed apparel - Batman and Robin - Apparel Merchandising Supplement
• Positioning Pamida - Apparel Merchandising Supplement - Company Profile - Cover Story
  by Jeffrey Arlen
• Sizing up girls' fashions - Apparel Merchandising Supplement
• Lemire joins Ames, Ferguson heads Stuarts - Denis T. Lemire, Ames Stores, David S. Ferguson, Stuarts Department Stores
• Best Buy previews Concept III with its 2.5 version in Orlando - consumer electronics stores chain; Orlando, Florida
  by Pete Hisey
• Belts, ties dress department: accessories add bottom-line pizzazz to apparel
  by James Mammarella
• Cultural diversity is in the cards for consumers: vendors, retailers micro-marketing greeting cards mix
  by Ela Schwartz
• Play ball! - the baseball strike and sales of licensed sports clothes - Apparel Merchandising Supplement - Editorial
  by Jeffrey Arlen
• That's all folks: Jones exits Rose's for licensing post at Warner Bros - George Jones - Apparel Merchandising Supplement
• Relating to separates - men's clothing - Apparel Merchandising Supplement