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Articles in Nov 6, 1995 issue of Discount Store News

• Melville de-diversifies; yard sale puts several chains on block
  by James Mammarella
• Pamida: style without 'discount.' - new marketing strategy
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Federated draws new charges of shopping mall conspiracy - Federated Department Stores - Brief Article
• Local Omaha stores dig in - discount retailers compete in Omaha, Nebraska
• Retailers set a festive table to ring in the holiday cheer; traditional colors, fruits, metallics Christmas motifs popular
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Consumer lifestyle, age dictate H&BC needs - health and beauty care products
  by Dawn Wilensky
• Cutting just fat won't always cut it; cookie lovers count calories, too
  by Laura Liebeck
• Venture overhaul empowers buyers - Venture Stores Inc - part 1
  by James Mammarella
• Kmart Ch. 11 rumors get nipped in the bud; discounter reassures vendors
  by Laura Liebeck
• Apparel makers pledge to curb 'sweatshop' conditions - Brief Article
• Manufacturers first to reap Web's commercial benefits - World Wide Web on the Internet
  by Ed Rubinstein
• Windows 95 triggers 'RAM-nesia;" consumers ready to descend on retailers to refresh their 'memory.' - Random Access Memory, Microsoft's Windows 95
• Fast food, prepared meals serve up hungry shoppers and incremental sales - Editorial
  by Don Longo
• Staple items spill over into add-on sales - discount retail sales
  by Laurie Freeman
• Jamesway down for the count; faces liquidation
  by Dawn Wilensky
• Wal-Mart talks to the analysts; expansion abroad, one-stop shopping get attention - Wal-Mart Stores Inc
• Moving up on the 'food' chain - Buyers & Sellers - Column
  by Don Longo
• Retailers give high-five to Omaha; healthy economy, low unemployment, high income rates spur retail activity - Omaha, Nebraska
  by Arthur Goldgaber
• Retailers, vendors address family needs with child safety-enhanced products
  by James Mammarella
• Regulatory demands shed new light on bulbs; new bulbs promise higher gross margins to retailers - light bulbs
  by Richard Halverson
• 'Cakes' improve pop-ularity, puff-ormance: rice and popcorn cakes erupt with new flavors - sales soar 8,000%
  by Laurie Freeman
• Super Target fits Lawrence to a 'T.' - new Target Stores supercenter in Lawrence, Kansas; includes article on Target Stores plans for distribution center in Virginia
  by Arthur Goldgaber
• HomePlace pushes value message; new superstore charms savvy suburban shoppers - Brief Article
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Family and medical leave act not so bad after all - Capitol Concern - Column
  by Ken Rankin
• Sales of women's plus sizes outpace total apparel biz
• Holiday to keep Windows 95 afterglow alive; software companies preparing compatible titles for '96 launch
  by Pete Hisey
• Fast food giants go with the flow; retailers, food chains nab incremental sales - traffic - Cover Story
  by Richard Halverson
• Microwaveables yield to other convenience foods - discount and drug store shelf space
• Prange Way in the throes of liquidation
• Perquisites for retailers with a future - Editorial
  by Tony Lisanti
• Category management: finding cross-channel success - Guest Column - Column
  by Tim Bush
• Baby boomlet transforms juvenile products market
  by James Mammarella
• Canadian software biz downloads in the U.S.; Sidea teams with MediaPlay to bring 'try-first' concept to American consumers
  by Jim Fox
• Hard candy sales drive sweets growth at mass merchandisers; consumer interest in fat-free snacks on the rise
  by Laurie Freeman
• PL food programs boost sales, margins at retail - private label