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Articles in Sept 21, 1998 issue of Discount Store News

• Retail Ipo Scoreboard
• ShopKo surges ahead with plans for 13 new stores
• Sears and ESPN form partnership
• APS to sell 142 Big-A auto parts stores
• Price breaks are a strong pull - for purchasers of 'convergence' consumer electronics
• Caldor jumps into juniors
  by Mark Minsky
• Retailers to carry anti-telemarketing 'hang up' device - Kmart and Bed, Bath & Beyond to carry Phonex Corp.'s Easy Hang Up
• Wal-Mart's fall opening blitz to debut Market Prototype
  by Mike Troy
• Husdon's Bay returns to its roots - to open Hudson's Bay Co. Outfitters specialty chain
  by Jim Fox
• US. shopping spree may slow to trot
  by Kurt Barnard
• Baseball Swinging For The Fences Again - Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa home run race spurring licensed-merchandise sales
• Caldor to reopen retrofitted stores
• MAGIC 98 is study in contrasts
  by Mike Duff
• MARS sets store opening schedule - MARS, The Musicians Planet
• Retail's inexorable truths - seven critical factors can count on
  by Jennifer Negley
• Lolly Togs ready to take the court - introduces Rim Rocka basketball-oriented activewear
• USOP gets new logo, forms alliance - U.S. Office Products
• Regional jet airport touches down in Wal-Marts backyard - Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport to improve access to Wal-Mart headquarters
• Insider Trades - major retail chains
• Mass is first giftware choice - according to Unity Marketing for The Consumer Market for Gifts and Decorative Accessories report
• Kmart, Sesame Street toast first anniversary - licencing of Sesame Street characters
• TSA/Venator merger pulls up lame - The SportsAuthority/Venator merger plan collapses
• DSN CHARTS: August Sales
• Little Tikes seeks a new president - Cal Eller leaves position
• The almighty coupon, redux
  by Tony Lisanti
• Woody, George set for licenses - Universal Studios Consumer Products Group licenses apparel firms to make Curious George and Woody Woodpecker merchandise
• Top 50 packages jump 22% from 1996
• DH honored as a top company for working mothers - Working Mother magazine award for Dayton Hudson
• JumboSports reports some good news on the heels of $19 million 2Q loss
• Major Indices
• Bathroom cleanliness matters - survey suggests that dirty bathroom can lower retailers' snackbar sales
• Can stepped-up products shore up sheers?
• Target announces store openings; SuperT count to hit 15 units
• Gap store test mixes fragrance, body, intimates - The Gap plans several Gap Body locations
  by Mike Duff
• Egghead.com elects new directors - C. Scott Gibson, Robert Wall, Karen White
• Financial Briefs - Moody's Investors Service prognosis for The Sports Authority's debt changed to "direction uncertain"
• EDITORIAL - fashion retailing by discount stores
  by Jeffrey Arlen
• Children's accessories grow up
• Wards prototype combines retail formats in new layout
  by Mike Duff
• Meijer to adopt self-checkout
• Crown Books to return inventory to creditor Ingram Book Co
• Top Gainers
• Consumers adjust to downturn
  by Laura Liebeck
• Weaving The Way With Sport Shirts
• Fred Meyer to expand headquarters
• NARM attendees upbeat on industry - National Association of Recording Merchandisers; music retailing industry
  by Robert Scally
• CompUSA closes Computer City deal - acquisition
  by Laura Keller
• Retailers need not share blame
  by Ken Rankin
• Accessory Network gears up for growth - investment by Saunders Karp & Megrue in fashion accessories company
• Wards rolls out $1OM ad campaign
  by Laura Liebeck
• Service Merchandise shifts to self-service store format
• OfficeMax starts online affiliate program
• Earnings Digest
• Dual income doesn't mean dual decision-making
  by Carolyn Setlow
• Wards Fights To Be A Contender
  by Arnold J. Karr