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Articles in Nov 7, 1994 issue of Discount Store News

• 20/20 casts eye on Kmart repair suit
  by Richard Halverson
• Soderquist headlines Montgomery Securities conference - Wal-Mart Vice Chairman and COO Don Soderquist
  by Richard Halverson
• It's Kmart, with something extra - discount retailer's new low-price marketing strategy
  by Teresa Andrioli
• Store brands in the spotlight at PLMA show; Kmart chairman Joe Antonini to keynote
  by Dawn Wilensky
• Tandy repositions for growth - Company Profile
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Wal-Mart Mexican connections pay off; logistics expertise key to joint venture with Dillard's
  by Pete Hisey
• Kmart settles scanning dispute; agrees to $70,000 donation - scanner overcharge dispute
• Great Mall makes big splash in Frisco Bay - San Francisco Bay, California, Great Mall of the Bay Area
  by Richard Halverson
• Suspending toy gun sales has more image than impact - Off the Shelf - Editorial
  by Laura Liebeck
• Cooperation grows in home textiles arena; larger selection, faster delivery offered
  by Michele C. Hollow
• MC Sports gets back to retailing basics - Company Profile
  by Richard Halverson
• Ex-Target exec assumes reins at Mervyn's - Mervyn's President and COO Paul Sauser to serve also as chairman and CEO
• Moody's forecasts further private label expansion - Moody's Investors Service
  by Dawn Wilensky
• Dallas is another sign of the times - one of too many signs - Editorial
  by Tony Lisanti
• Plus sizes show their style; putting an end to the value/size tradeoff
• New EPA rules could rev auto sales by $1 billion; cities with the dirtiest air must test car emissions
  by Richard Halverson
• Consumers ready to loosen tight holiday purse strings
  by Pete Hisey
• Syms, Wal-Mart, Filene's score high with consumers
  by James Mammarella
• Filene's Basement alters merchandise mix
  by James Mammarella
• Jobs act may be imperfect, but its better left alone - Jobs Tax Credit - Editorial
  by Ken Rankin
• Discounters juggle juvenile furniture displays to lift turns
  by Jim Mammarella
• Toys discounters in pitched battle; Toys 'R' Us, Jamesway, Hills launch early catalogs
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Jewelry maker sues Wal-Mart for $2 million in copyright infringement
  by Richard Halverson
• A brand by any other name … may sell nearly as well - Buyers & Sellers - Column
  by Don Longo
• The shape of things to come: resin takes new forms
• Retailers polish up nail care displays
  by Dawn Wilensky