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October 1998

Stop Texas A&M’s Wal-Mart.

October 31, 1998

Sprawl-busters in Commerce, TX have a problem with the kind of commerce Wal-Mart is proposing in their community. Wal-Mart currently has a store in Commerce,

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Wal-Mart Supercenter Provokes Opposition.

October 31, 1998

A citizens group called Smart Growth for Northern York County has organized to battle a proposed Wal-Mart supercenter in Carroll Township, Pennsylvania. According to a

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Wal-Mart Welfare Referendum

October 31, 1998

East side, West side, all around that town. It was Wal-Mart’s original plan to open two new supercenters in Norman, OK on the same day

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Wal-Mart’s Illegal Avocados.

October 26, 1998

Wal-Mart, the Made in the USA company, is facing $156,000 in fines from the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture for illegally importing avocados from Mexico. According

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Wal-Mart’s Sewage Failure.

October 21, 1998

Wal-Mart sent six representatives over the New Hampshire state line into Vermont looking for help with their septic problems. But their plea for a septic

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Wal-Mart’s a LULU!

October 18, 1998

The Nassau County Public Works Director is worried about plans for a 183,000 s.f. Wal-Mart supercenter on this small barrier island in Northern Florida. After

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Wal-Mart Slams the Door

October 16, 1998

Wal-Mart spent nearly 5 years and several million dollars trying to get a store location in the town of North Elba, NY, right next to

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Rite Aid Abandons the Palace

October 16, 1998

All the world is a stage, but Rite Aid can’t get into the Pagoda Palace Theatre for all the money in the world. Once again,

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Home Depot Up In Smoke.

October 16, 1998

For the third time in as many years, a major fire at a home improvement center has been investigated by the National Fire Protection Association.

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Wal-Mart Drops Fake Tommy Hilfiger

October 13, 1998

You better check carefully that cool Tommy Hilfiger T-shirt you bought at Wal-Mart or Sams. According to Hilfiger, Wal-Mart has knowingly sold at least seven

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Trampled At Wal-Mart.

October 13, 1998

There is a bumper-sticker reportedly promoted by Wal-Mart that says:”Outta my way, I’m shopping at Wal-Mart”. That certainly was the case a couple of days

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Keep Your Hands Off Our Neck!

October 12, 1998

The small town of Kilmarnock, VA (pop.1,500) made some loud noise this week against a proposed 109,000 s.f. Wal-Mart superstore plus a 145,000 s.f. Lowe’s

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The “Retromood” CVS

October 12, 1998

What do AARP, Emory University, and the Sierra Club have in common? A dislike for CVS drug stores that try to substitute for a full

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Wal-Mart’s Dueliing Churches

October 12, 1998

“I am a business person,” explained St.Petersburg City Councilor Larry Williams, “and I always think that encouraging business is usually good. In this case, I

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Disabled Employee Sues Wal-Mart

October 12, 1998

Robert Belfante used to work at the Wal-Mart distribution center in southeast Hernando County, Fl. In 1995, he asked the company to give him a

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Home Depot Stand Still in Levittown

October 3, 1998

An “outpouring of letters” from residents against Home Depot has knocked a proposed Levittown project off the fast track. The company had hoped to go

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State Bans Wal-Mart Construction

October 2, 1998

The signs at Wal-Mart say: Watch Out for Falling Prices. But the signs at their Dickson City, PA store should have read: Watch Out For

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Economic Impacts Exaggerated

October 2, 1998

A draft economic impact analysis of what would happen in Bozeman, Montana if Wal-Mart is allowed to expand its discount store into a supercenter, indicates

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Cap on Superstore Size

October 1, 1998

Irland’s Minister for the Environment and Local Government, Noel Dempsey, rocked the development world in June when he issued a two page General Policy Directive

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Love, Wal-Mart style.

October 1, 1998

The 5th. US Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that a former Wal-Mart employee is entitled to $75,000 in punitive damages, and $19,000 in compensatory

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Wal-Mart Shares Drop 6%

October 1, 1998

According to one Wall St. analyst, retail stocks took a slide on Sept. 30th. because of fears of a consumer slow down. Wal-Mart stock dropped

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