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Articles in Jan 15, 1996 issue of Discount Store News

• Struggling Caldor mulls life without Balmuth; president to leave after reorganization is in motion - Marc Balmuth
  by Teresa Andreoli
• DSN index skids 5.03% in '95 - Discount Store News stock index
  by Neil Nordby
• Deficit reduction: no pain, no gain - Column
  by Bob Verdisco
• Discounters make room for closet organizers; manufacturers roll out new space-saver kits to maximize storage
• Fire safes' sales potential has yet to be unlocked
  by Richard Halverson
• Kmart Canada hanging on - sale of company called off
  by Jim Fox
• Santa writes back: 'better days are coming.' - for retailing - Editorial
  by Tony Lisanti
• Home-decorating kits, kids' crafts focus of HIA - Hobby Industries Association
• Star power puts sneakers on better footing; discounters step up licensed, private label lines
• Kmart primed for next hurdle; debt on ice
  by Laura Liebeck
• Clubs end '95 with mixed results; Sam's slipped, PriceCostco perked - Sam's Club
• Reading China & More! grows beyond store count - includes related article on executives - Company Profile
  by Dawn Wilensky
• Discounters explore new ways to promote As-Seen-On-TV products
• 1996 Ad
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Venture projects fiscal terra firma - Venture Stores Inc - Venture: Rewriting the Book, part 5
  by James Mammarella
• Always check for references, and sticky fingers - Between the Lines - Column
  by Jennifer Negley
• Kitchen goods cook up sales at Service's registry - Service Merchandise's bridal registry
• Dim the house lights and educate the client - use of video to promote casual dress to businessmen - Column
  by James Mammarella
• Wal-Mart steps up L.A. campaign - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. increasing foothold in Los Angeles County, California
  by Pete Hisey
• Dollar Mania tests c-store sales - convenience store
• Discounters snubbed in DOL 'trendsetters' list - Department of Labor - Capitol Concerns
  by Ken Rankin
• Bringing value, quality, color to the table; manufacturers dish out higher-end products and promote open-stock presentations - flatware and dinnerware
  by Joseph Dobrian
• Hands-free flashlights shine across the store