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Articles in Sept 24, 2001, issue of Drug Store News

• Chains open coffers in disaster relief drive
• J&J's Rizzotto sets out to retool supply chain
  by Liz Parks
• Zometa OK'ed for one indication, Novartis tries for another
• Kerr Drug sharoens pharmacy care focus
• Scooby Doo
• Olay
• Halloween
• Retailers aid relief effort in wake of terrorist attacks
  by James Frederick
• Walgreens adds ACNielsen service
• Albertson's sings a familiar tune
  by Tony Lisanti
• Advisory committee recommends approval for Amgen arthritis drug
• Chains see growth in e-prescribing
  by Liz Parks
• The Quiqley Corp
• Revlon
• Warner Home Video
• Attacks force store closings
• Loyalty card programs get closer look
• Traumas great and small define a horrific day
  by Mark Tosh
• Pharmacy organizations give nod to residency program at Walgreens
  by James Frederick
• Albertson's pharmacist named president of Texas pharmacy board
• Alka-Seltzer Morning Relief
• WaterPik Technologies
• New prescription cap helps keep patients on schedule
• Pathmark gears up remodeling, four store expansion effort
• Services to track Wal-Mart sales data
• Interaction often is the best medicine
  by Kimberly Werner
• AmeriSource's Family Pharmacies recognizes top members for service
  by Diane West
• Generic Prozac hits 80 percent substitution
• Q&A
• Vermont Soapworks
• Teva launches generic Prozac
• Albertson's boosts Colorado presence, acquires three Cub Foods
• Associations ready e-business summit
• How should the new FTC address drug store competition?
  by David Balto
• Upsher-Smith launched K-Dur generic
• Natural remedies get sales booster-shot
• Giant Food plays with Toys "R" Us pilot
  by Molly Prior
• Omron introduces NE-C21 nebulizer for asthma sufferers
• Ahold plans to buy Bruno's for $500M to add to U.S. retail holdings
• Kmart readies major supercenter push
  by Mike Duff
• Radical retirement means retooling retail pharmacy marketing
  by Diane West
• Alpharma launches online tracking service
• JAMA article suggests Celebrex, Vioxx carry cardiac risk
  by Diane West
• Happy Harry's to have 'Happy Moments' in bath
  by Alicia Zappier
• Digital prints develop profits
  by Laura Heller
• Walgreens in full swing with JDF donation effort
• Jitney Jungle banner disappearing as Winn-Dixie transition completes
• People in the News
• Products for 'active adults' present unlimited sales opportunities
  by Diane West
• Two firms offer Nasalcrom generics
• APhA condemns pharmacist charged with diluting cancer/chemo drugs
  by Diane West
• P&G, Unilever talk settlement in hair care spy case
  by Alicia Zappier
• Artisan
• Kinney is recognized for 10 years of service to children
• Judge blocks Bush's Rx discount card
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Soft economy has yet to deter online shoppers completely
  by Liz Parks
• Merck may gain from Baycol's pain
• Watson names government affairs executive
• CHPA tackles illegal OTC diversion
  by Michael Johnsen
• Anti-age, multiple benefits maintain skin care growth
  by Alicia Zappier
• Buena Vista
• Fujifilm sponsors tennis day for New York City kids
• Albertson's to expand Jewel-Osco format
  by Mike Duff
• Shoppers ramps up store openings, thanks to space management software
• Abuse-resistant OxyContin in the works
• AstraZeneca and aaiPharma complete deal
• DSEA creates information bureau
  by Michael Johnsen
• L'Oreals
• MGM Home Entertainment
• Kroger and Yoplait yogurt team up to fight cancer
• Stores near World Trade Center double as health centers
  by Diane West
• Fuller touts discount drug program stall
• GlaxoSmithhline changes Lamictal label
• Horizon bank offers a home to independents
  by Diane West
• Manufacturers hone strategies for coming cough-cold season
  by Michael Johnsen
• Cover Girl
• Paramount Home Entertainment