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Articles in July 8, 1996 issue of Drug Store News

• The growth surge continues: generic drug market update
  by Ken Rankin
• Dr. Scholl's: still in the lead
• Lose that every-man-for-himself attitude
  by Marie Griffin
• The view from Buena Vista
• FTC pressured to increase merger scrutiny
• Stepping up profits in the footcare section
  by Mike Troy
• Straight from the heart: Drug Store News' 2nd Annual Community Service Awards
  by Nancy Maline
• Coming videos look attractive
• Improve your grades in back-to-school sales
  by Steven L. Jacober
• SOHO calls to drug chains
  by Allene Symons
• Rite Aid should give Taylor customers a 'Christmas' gift
  by Liz Parks
• Marketing initiative boosts Hallmark sales
• After five months in limbo, Revco is retooling, chief says
• Home video enhances drug retail environment
• The Chicago settlement: who won the Rx price war?
  by Ken Rankin
• Reflections from marketplace: new products and strategies abound
  by Mike Troy
• American Stores awaits founder Skaggs' next move
  by James Frederick
• The ABCs of marketing to Generation X
  by Lisa I. Fried
• Rite Aid shifts growth strategy
  by Lisa I. Fried
• Keep your customers smiling
  by Allene Symons