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Articles in Oct 25, 2004 issue of Drug Store News

• Retro toys are hot again for holiday
• Wal-Mart details growth plans, defends employed policies
  by Mike Troy
• Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Procter & Gamble
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• CVS' DEXMA initiative to power new DC
  by Rob Eder
• Passing the test of fire is the best lesson in logistics
  by Rob Eder
• Needlecraft popular among Hispanics, with growing interest nationwide
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• APhA touts value of pharmacists
  by Michael Johnsen
• Elephant finds upscale partner in Saks
  by Michael Johnsen
• Rite Aid's
• Del Laboratories
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Stop & Shop tests shopping cart
• Proprietary brands boost margins
  by Michael Johnsen
• General Merchandise Distributors Council
• Epic Records
• Walgreens
• Westark Pharmaceuticals
  by Michael Johnsen
• Hershey Foods Corp
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Alexandria, Va.—Pharmacy organizations including NACDS, NCPA and APhA weighed in this month on Medicare reform
• FDA tried to sit on heart risk, Sen. says
  by Charles E. Grassley
• Premium fare drives pet care sales
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• DSN, supplier community toast Brooks-Eckerd commemorative issue
• Albertsons
• Procter & Gamble and Royal Philips Electronics have teamed up to develop the IntelliClean System
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Action plans, acts of prevention could save face
  by Tony Lisanti
• The eyes have it; retro fashions spark growth in cosmetics sales
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Despite Vioxx recall concerns, doctors stick with cox-2 inhibitors
• Disney Consumer Products
• Rite Aid
• Coutu delays 1Q results, unveils Eckerd program
• Philips Medical Systems
  by Michael Johnsen
• Target Corp
• Pangburn's Chocolates
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• New Meijer prototype lets customers see its strengths
  by Mike Duff
• Target offering Vioxx refunds to all
  by Forrest Whitesides
• Indies target PBMs at NCPA meeting
  by James Frederick
• Albertsons
• Procter & Gamble
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Wal-Mart Supercenters
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Tomorrow's world today
• Flu shot shortage may leave retailers in the cold as CDC diverts meds
  by Michael Johnsen
• Together Rx
• Amerifit Nutrition
  by Michael Johnsen
• Importation proponents vary by state
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Medco seeks dismissal of charges after prevailing in fraud suit
  by James Frederick
• Healthy cereal choices for breakfast
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Pending legislation could influence OTC, dietary supplement purchases
  by Michael Johnsen
• Wal-Mart
• Happy Harry's
• Wal-Mart
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Triumph Marketing LLC
• Rx mail order hurts Spartan Stores 2Q
• RFID outlook not so rosy
  by James Frederick
• Vaccine shortfall suspends clinics
  by James Frederick
• Whole Foods Market
• Helen of Troy has acquired the Skin Milk and TimeBlock brands of skin care products from Naterra International
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Iams Co
  by Michelle L. Kirsche
• Reaping the benefits of olive oil
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Blurring borders, 36.6 marries U.S., Euro retail concepts
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Sun Safety Alliance
• ShopRite to install TVs at checkout
• Abbott Laboratories' Ross Products division is quickly becoming one of the top suppliers of nutritional supplements in the drug channel with its $320 million purchase of EAS from private equity firm North Castle Partners
  by Michael Johnsen