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Articles in Feb 17, 1997 issue of Discount Store News

• Kmart free at last with Waban Deal
  by Laura Liebeck
• Learn the value of service before your competition does
  by Jennifer Negley
• Keep 'cool.'
  by Jeffrey Arlen
• Athletic titles back in action
  by Robert Scalley
• Sasson: into the millennium with its new mass market collections
• Wal-Mart gets warm Vermont greeting
• For once, New York pols offer a sound solution to a taxing problem
  by Tony Listani
• Chipping away at paint sales
• Discounters charge into new credit card programs
  by James Mammarella
• APS development needed in patron, retailer education; lack of knowledge hinders merchandising, marketing
  by Dawn Wilensky
• Wide-legs makes the cut
  by Desiree Hanford
• 1997 Ad
• New name, new challenges
  by Ed Runbinstein
• The stage is set for another great convention
  by Bob Verdisco
• NRF: building franchise is a job
• Canadian retailers still struggling
  by Jim Fox
• Keeping in step with fitness; retailers, vendors bet walkers will replace ab popularity
  by Richard Halverson
• Fashion: alive and kicking
• Photo show hosts upgraded digital imaging, APS products
• Herbs add flavor to remedies; high-margin category should bear more fruit
  by Mike Troy
• Color warms up outerwear
• Wal-Mart bows to new Boise concept store
  by Mike Troy
• Sears to convert Western Auto
  by Richard Halverson
• Auto appearance products look good - if spring blooms
  by Richard Halverson
• Bodywear tones up for opportunities
• Kmart's leaner look; PL brand-building strategy takes two steps forward
  by Dawn Wilensky
• Sears learns the value of forecasting trade winds
  by Jim Mergott
• WB Sport signs more athletes
• Mass retailers seek MAGIC formula
• The Sports Authority remains at bat
  by Richard Halverson
• Mass marketers target women: what about menswear?
  by Jeffrey Arlen