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Articles in March 18, 1996 issue of Drug Store News

• American sees top-line gains as re-engineering efforts continue
  by Jim Frederick
• Category management comes to the rescue
  by Mike Troy
• Pharmacy by design: Eckerd
  by Mike Troy
• Lip and nail color look bright for 1996
  by Liz Parks
• Gordon Barker: Thrifty Payless
• Pharmacy by design: Snyder
  by Jim Frederick
• Licensed, novelty ideas abound as candy manufacturers toy with combo introductions
  by Laura Liebeck
• Walgreens aims to 'revolutionize' prescription refills
  by Jim Frederick
• Cosmetics store goes on line
  by Liz Parks
• Pharmacy by design: Wal-Mart
  by Ken Rankin
• Just in the nick of time… women's shaving smoothing out
  by Lisa I. Fried
• Fay's announces net loss … and upgrade plans for 50 stores
• Analgesics sales fall short of expectations
  by Mike Troy
• Independents can gain by losing suit settlement
  by Ken Rankin
• Power plaque removers surpass $200M in sales
  by Wendy Friesen
• Rite Aid prototype is designed with shopper in mind
  by Liz Parks
• Pharmacy by design: Ritzman
  by Sandra M. Sutton
• The 'killer' supermerchants: supercenters and clubs challenge supermarkets for food dollars
  by Laura Liebeck
• OPN: closing the door on unfair restrictions
  by Marie Griffin
• Store-brand pain relievers hang tough
  by Mike Troy
• Managed care prompts new look at credentials
  by Gary Levine
• Polaroid ads have instant focus
  by Allene Symons