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Articles in Oct 9, 1989 issue of Drug Store News

• Revco proposals: control is the key
• Amfac Health Care now integrating Northwestern
• Harco uses coupon book to boost sales of ethnic products
  by Elizabeth Parks
• New looks, hot promos making waves in ethnic
• LBOs motivating lean, mean retail machines
  by James Frederick
• Thrifty White game plan: one name, stronger promos
• Cardinal 1st qtr. sales hit $203M
• Pharmacists viewed by M.D.s as pill dispensers: Schering study
• Beauty and barber shops competing for share of ethnic sales
• Handicapped rights bill to impact industry
  by Ken Rankin
• Fresh from Brooks remake, Morrissey goes to Hook
• Market share means victory in Michigan's retail war
  by Harold Cohen
• Walgreens sponsors 'Nova' in Windy City
  by Susan Ball
• Buyers pinpoint ethnic "leaders of the pack."
• SupeRx marches out of Georgia, sells 10 stores to Thrift Drug
• Drug stores rally in Hugo's wake to provide Rxs, supplies to S.C
  by Christine Bizzarro
• Rite Aid buys Lane; to keep 18 'Gold Coast' N.J. stores
• Family M.D. group would ban 'blanket' generic substitution
• Ethnic hair design facing the '90s with style, flair
  by Jocelyn T. Amador
• Generic controversy prompts chains to market 'confidence.'
• Coutu keeps 11 Cloutiers in deal closing this month
• Woolworth Expresses into its first neighborhood site
• Bindley reports sales, net hikes