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Articles in Feb 6, 1989 issue of Drug Store News

• Peoples unloading Ga., Ohio, Ind. stores
  by Al Heller
• 1989 Ad
• Home office consumers speak out on where they get supplies
• Monetary incentives in Va. Rx plans displease pharmacists
• Pharmacy image getting a boost in Florida
• Buyers say manufacturer cooperation is growing
• Non food chains say snacks is one of their strongest growth segments
• Ed Hart's 'maverick' style steered Pay Less to profits
  by David Vaczek
• Rx, cosmetics, photo anchor Pay Less NW's 'radical' prototype
  by Pamela Krein
• Rite Aid to PCS: no pay, no play
• Walgreens still finding room in home market
  by James Frederick
• Drug chains feast year-round on back-to-school-stationery-home office volume
• Rx forms causing confusion in triplicate, say pharmacists
• Drug & discount chains find new way to romance candy buyers
  by Elizabeth Parks
• Revco D.S. closes another 48 units; 'this is it,' say execs
• Suppliers, buyers gauge impact of U.S. tariff on Brazilian paper goods
• Buyers reporting increase in holiday fragrance sales
  by Elizabeth Parks
• Creative marketing key to fighting tough competition
  by Harold Cohen
• Buyers pick of best selling promotional groceries
• Non food chains use snacks to highlight special values
• Sav-on name change set for May; expected to affect 200 stores
• Revco stirring and beginning to roar
  by Bruce Buckley
• Lederle seeks Rx'ers help in tracking compliance
• Miami operators see long-term scars from riots
• Non food chains score with candy
• Walgreens keeps heat on to fend off 'complacency.'
  by James Frederick
• Philly Carrefour adds cosmetics as part of major inventory revamp
• EITC: an answer to minimum wage riddle?
  by Ken Rankin
• 1989 Ad
• Buyers pick 88's best selling candies