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Articles in Oct 6, 2003 issue of Drug Store News

• Mass. suit targets generic firms
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Pressure building for Medicare bill
• Kinney continues 100th-year celebration
• CARE Pharmacies expand
• Glamour's 2003 top 10 college women
• APhA, government officials spotlight pharmacists' role
  by James Frederick
• CVS
  by Molly Prior
• Electronic book-learnin'
• Kimberley-Clark
  by Rob Eder
• Jean Coutu plans to increase U.S. stores through acquisition
  by Molly Prior
• Beauty show to link industry, consumers
  by Molly Prior
• Colorado Springs, Colo.—Jim Larsen, the only member to serve as both chairman of the General Merchandise Distributors Council board of directors and chairman of the association's HBC Advisory Board
• Ranbaxy
  by James Frederick
• Vetco
  by Michael Johnsen
• It's in the bag
  by Molly Prior
• Chronicle books
• Customers rank Medicine Shoppe No. 1
• Alliance ups CDM numbers
• Eckerd Senior Expo
• Search persists for compromise on senior drug benefit bill
  by James Frederick
• Heart monitor sales upbeat
  by Michael Johnsen
• Betty Croker
  by Rob Eder
• Early promotions, high-ticket items boost back-to-school sales in drug
  by Barbara White-Sax
• IRS makes OTCs reimbursable under flexible spending accounts
  by Michael Johnsen
• Ahold chief executive takes pay cut
• Healthcare Distribution Management Association
• Bristol Myers Squibb's Serzone
  by James Frederick
• Biolife
  by Michael Johnsen
• Euro, mass brands battle in skin care as consumers eye quality, not price
  by Molly Prior
• Melitta
• FDA recommends Namenda approval
• Elephant's concepts cater to clientele
  by Michael Johnsen
• CMS to ease HIPAA deadline
• Issues at store level doom troubled acquisition
  by Tony Lisanti
• Confusion, shame keep many seniors from Rx discounts already being offered
  by James Frederick
• Den-Mat
  by Molly Prior
• CCDA Waters
  by Rob Eder
• Destination beauty: a cosmetic shift
  by Molly Prior
• Snyder's goes Chapter 11, but owner eyes U.S. growth
  by James Frederick
• Dynergy, blackout hurt Kroger's 2Q
• New York—Industry veteran James Johnston died Aug. 11 at the age of 60
• GlaxoSmithKline/Bayer
  by James Frederick
• OleoMed
  by Michael Johnsen
• Coty Beauty U.S
  by Molly Prior
• Topps
• Bold promotions define GM marketing
  by Rob Eder
• Regionals remain open during hurricane
• Pfizer consumer calls switch in sales lineup
  by Rob Eder
• Rite Aid trade show
• Battle over Canadian imports continues
  by Michael Johnsen
• Drug poised as parents' partner to combat rise in childhood obesity
  by Michael Johnsen
• Pillsbury
  by Rob Eder
• Make baby laugh!
• Holiday sales forecast is promising, but retailers remain cautious
  by Molly Prior
• Will stronger Pepcid keep pace with Prilosec?
  by Michael Johnsen
• Revlon
• Eckerd pharmacy, care program begins to yield viable results
  by James Frederick
• Health Alliance Medical Plans
  by Michael Johnsen
• Campbell Soup
  by Rob Eder
• Smart Living Products
• Rx initiatives, front-end flair step up CVS momentum
  by Rob Eder
• Eckerd donates $1.1M to Fla. campus
• AmerisourceBergen denies charge of rebate wrongdoing
  by James Frederick
• What is the cost of administration really worth?
  by Rob Eder
• More pharmacists getting paid for patient care, NISPC reports
  by James Frederick
• Rounding out its oral care regimen, Procter & Gamble announced plans to acquire the Glide floss business from W.L. Gore & Associates for an undisclosed sum
  by Molly Prior
• Reinventing traditional brands puts chocolate back on top in candy
  by Rob Eder
• Road to success starts at the back bench
  by Rob Eder
• Rite Aid's better 2Q backs fall programs
  by Michael Johnsen
• Albertsons expands online grocery
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  by James Frederick
• RadioShack
  by Michael Johnsen
• Scunci
  by Molly Prior
• Putting beverages on a diet
  by Rob Eder
• Merchandising mimics customer needs
  by Rob Eder