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Articles in Feb 20, 1989 issue of Drug Store News

• Bergen shareholders approve Martini recapitalization plan
• Pay Less NW launches a new video magazine
• Defining trading area maximizes benefits of store's location
  by Ted Gladson
• College students 'big game' for N.C. drug chains
• Drug chains vie for college business on 'The Ave.'
• Cosmetics category comes alive with new product intros
  by Elizabeth Parks
• McKesson reports gains in 3rd qtr. revenues, earnings
• Accommodating a customer spells trouble for Rx'er
• Don Bell, Thrift vp, to retire after 33 yrs
• Share differences seen for H&BAs in food and drug stores
  by Alan Miller
• Mini-labs strengthen drug chains' photo business
• Arizona independent focuses on convenience over price
• Back-to-school: opportunities beyond school supplies
• Melville retail sales in upswing
• Cardinal notes increases in net earnings and sales
• New product intros drive increase in lens care-eye care space
  by Ted Gladson
• Update on diabetes
  by Myron Weiner
• McKesson publishes ad explaining PCS relationship
• SDM's Binder: we consolidate in '89; new president eyes ops
  by Susan Ball
• Hot Rx issues aired at NACDS small chain meet
• 154 former Safeway stores merging in the southwest
• Entrepreneurial dash a hit at Harvard
  by Al Heller
• Campus Drug I thinks young to attract Minneapolis students
• Crimson Tide partisans push volume for Tuscaloosa stores
• Revco targets teens in new back-to-school effort
• Med-Glaser sales increase; profits slip in third quarter
• 'Malpractice has always kept pharmacists up at night.'
  by F. Randy Vogenberg
• New Eckerd ads feature Rx'ers to drive home professional image
• Peoples cites stores making biggest gains; streamlined chain eyes the future
  by Al Heller
• Shareholders to vote on Med-Glaser-SupeRx merger
  by James Frederick
• FoxMeyer's franchise program adds VISA
  by David Vaczek
• Buyers: simple point-and-shoots grab customers
• New Brunswick drug stores serve 33,000-student market
• Dunaway promotes good grades, gets more bang for its bucks
• Drug Emporium net rises 40 percent in 3rd quarter
• Walgreens posts record first-qtr. sales, earnings
• Smart consumers tapping drug stores for their diabetes testing kit needs
• Split decision on new N.Y. drug laws
• Hismanal eyes Seldane's antihistamine market share
• K mart-Bruno's American Fare storms Atlanta
  by James Frederick
• Arbor looks beyond its home market and heads north in expansion push
• The lion sits down with the lambs
  by Bruce Buckley
• College students have broad array of needs
• Raley's makes the most of back-to-school season
• FoxMeyer parent's net, sales up
• Pharmacists' legal dilemma: to warn, or not to warn?
  by Barbara White
• Survey: chains keep pace with growing demand for health screening services
  by Susan Ball
• Easy-on-stomach arthritis drugs offer hope
  by Barbara White