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Articles in Nov 4, 1996 issue of Drug Store News

• Demographics and hot licenses drive BTS
  by Allene Symons
• Private label goes premium
  by Laura Liebeck
• Reinventing drug stores … sensibly
  by Marie Griffin
• Rex Regional Chain of the Year: Harco builds on customer loyalty
  by James Frederick
• Distribution: increasing efficiencies to reduce costs
• Calendars are hangin' in there
  by Allene Symons
• Rex hall of honors: recognizing lifetimes of dedication and achievement within the industry
• Vendors are sold on buyers
• Lewis, Jubilee share more than just a roof
  by Nancy Maline
• Rex large chain of the year: CVS continues to sparkle
  by Lisa I. Fried
• Uncovering strategies for success in merchandising
• BTS products: what worked and what's to come
• Candy vendors go sweet on adults
  by Laurie Freeman
• Born from a merger, TPI leaves rich legacy
  by Allene Symons
• Retailers strive to make sun care category shine
  by Lisa I. Fried
• Mass merchandisers: why and how the cosmetics business is growing
• American Int'l. plans to unify Clear Perfection, Cabot lipsticks
  by Liz Parks
• Bergen goal: integrated health care
• Drug and mass: are they all that different?
• Store brands forecast is bright
  by Mike Troy
• Combo chain of the year: Albertsons sets high combo store standard
  by James Frederick
• Shoppers speak out
• Soft grip, fashion move writing tools
  by Barbara White Sax
• Discounters, drug chains wake up to cereal
• Deal forms bicoastal giant, but at what cost?
  by Lisa I. Fried
• Beer sales are hoppin' … thanks to convenience marketing
  by Barbara White Sax
• What's new, what's selling: shaping a growing category