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Articles in Feb 2, 1991 issue of Drug Store News

• Walgreen Co. plans to stay on top, despite recession
  by James Frederick
• Canada chains battle superstores, laws
  by James Frederick
• 1991 Ad
• Green B-T-S products will grow
• Walgreen makes excellence look routine
  by James Frederick
• Big sleep over for federal antitrusters
  by Ken Rankin
• London Drugs pumps sales with service and selection
• SDM's strengths at work to maintain Canada leadership
• Pharmasave a haven for independents
• Stationery product designs will be colorful and dressed-up for 1991
• Off pricer intently watches BTS window of opportunities
• Survey says women wear fragrances to please themselves
• The Cosmetic Counter LTD set to open doors in March
• SMG sweetens it offer in stock, bond buyback
• Profs say no to mandatory Pharm.D
  by Bruce Buckley
• Peoples' Eisenberg leaves to form consulting firm
• Automation projects near completion
• Problems are confronting retailers trying to be green
  by Al Heller
• B-T-S market explodes with ideas
• New writing instruments are fashion-conscious
• Upswing predicted in stationery/school/home office
• Tangible, touchable are the words in hair care for the '90s
• Duane Reade eyes record expansion
• Rite Aid wins Wilczynski suit; action against Ohio RX board possible
  by Al Heller
• Snyder's new service center says loud 'yes' to shoppers
  by Susan Ball
• Target brings disabled children into mainstream ads
  by Susan Ball
• Green products are not only paper
• Randall's goes to school for BTS package promo
• 1991 Ad
  by James Frederick
• Three technologies that will change retailers' work
  by Ted Gladson
• Fragrance sales get rush from on-pack plush
  by Liz Parks