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Articles in Dec 11, 1989 issue of Drug Store News

• Phar-Mor making big play with home office supplies
• Thrift format focus: easy access & product visibility
  by David Vaczek
• Performance, price charge battery buying
• Brand loyalty running very high among skin care product users
• My way of thinking…
  by Steven R. Ariens
• Mixed results reported by Thrifty and parent co
• Peoples is not for sale: Bloom
  by Susan Ball
• '50s theme big success at Snyder's buying show
• Rite Aid: unfair treatment by Rx board
• Consumer brands preference study
  by Susan Ball
• Nail care items: consumers try it, like it & stick to it
• 1989 Nielsen annual review of retail drug store trends
• What goes around, comes around
  by Harold Cohen
• 1989 Ad
• Perry Drug's turf is the inner city; 'a real niche opportunity.'
  by James Frederick
• Nielsen, retailers see discounter threat
• Hosiery's customer base has strong brand loyalty
• Women loyal to hair color brand, shampoo picks vary
• Pharmacists tried for substituting generic for branded
• Urinary tract infections
• Buying group's new president eyes services
• A refreshing view of retailing
  by Al Heller
• Top labels are preferred by nation's shutterbugs
• Food chains, mass merchandisers offering ethnic cosmetics
  by Elizabeth Parks
• Rx'ers defining role of technicians
  by Elizabeth Richardson
• Mirrer Pharmacy credo: try a lot of different things
  by Catharine Mason
• Openings, pricing cut Drug Emporium profits
• Civic duty: good 'personal' strategy
  by Bruce Buckley
• Shades, packaging influence purchases of color cosmetics
• Not getting 'burned' big reason behind sun care buys
• OTC makers try cashing in on brand profiles
• With no successor in sight, Young leaves mixed legacy
  by Ken Rankin
• FoxMeyer's 2nd qtr. achieves turnaround