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Articles in Sept 7, 1998 issue of Discount Store News

• Service Merchandise, McDonald's celebrate NASCAR's 50th
• Best Buy expands into Empire state, sets sights on pre-holiday openings
• New bill promises union access to retail stores
• For men, dressing down is starting to look good
  by Carolyn Setlow
• Office Depot shuffles execs on heels of Viking merger
• Vendor News
• Executive News
• Lechters
• National Hardware Show heeds call for pro products
  by Richard Halverson
• Retailer News
• Executive News
• DSN CHARTS: Debit card use
• Shopko names new senior vp of stores
• Home Depot expands to Chile
• Growth in Internet traffic bodes well for on-fine shopping
  by Jennifer Negley
• Mass big in BTS shoppers' minds
• An on-line option to cybersales
  by Laura Heller
• Retailer News
• Blowers
• Retailer News
• Mood Food
• Vendor News - Image Entertainment
• Michaels readies for second half, reports first profitable 2Q in years
• Kmart TV ads target Hispanic moms.in
• Bradlees inks Citibank card deal, seeks return to profitability
• NAME Above the DooR and the NAMES on the FLOOR
• Y2K must be a top priority to avoid a millenium crisis
  by Guest Column
• Investors put $20 million behind on-line magazine subscription
• Divx presses on even if open format is system of choice
• Toro Company
• Brown shoes
• Southern Door
• Sara Lee
• Hockey scores at local level
  by Mike Troy
• BJ's to repurchase up to $50 million in stock
• Employee theft drives shrink rate
  by Richard Halverson
• Expectation is the key to pricing
  by Michael Hartnett
• Sites add bells and whistles to lure shoppers
• Power mowers show promise as emissions standards wane
• High voltage
• A sweet tooth for all seasons
  by Laura Liebeck
• Buena Vista Pictures Distribution
• Dollar General stock splits once again
• Montgomery Ward unveils new look, lineup at Las Vegas West location
• Gart Sports enters Seattle, opens two units with plans for more
• Discount Retailing Stock Analysis Table
• Information technology leaders must be team players, too GUEST COLUMN
  by Bob Verdisco
• Catalogs market teens, pre-teens
• BRANDING DILEMMAS at Mass Merchants
• Vendor News - The Scotts Company
• Executive News
• Retailer News
• Blending in
• Minority study: reputation key
• New Wal-Mart supercenters designed for convenience
  by Troy Mike
• 7-Eleven to offer prescription cards
• Toys 'R' Us names new president of its Canadian operation
• Major Indices
• Ergo standards draw fire from retail industry
• Differentiating In An Overbranded World
• New products, packaging put oil in driver's seat
• Vendor News - O'Sullivan Industries Holdings
• Sears
• Interactive DVD
• What's hot
• Hills stands atop a mountain of woes
  by Laura Liebeck
• Time to submit DISC entries
• Noodle Kidoodle plans nine more stores, improves second quarter performance
• Earnings Digest
• '84 shipping provisions torpedoed by House bill
• Software superstore debuts on line.clude
• The charts are alive with the Sound of Movies
  by Robert Scally
• Vendor News - Sasson Licensing Corp
• Sam's Club
• Industry News
• Insider Trades
• Tomorrow's Today's Future of Currency Branding
• Wheels
• Pamida prototype touts expanded hard lines
  by Laura Keller
• Family Dollar names Howard Levine ceo

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