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... Day spas are growing in popularity The Kingsport Times-News News and Information Source Home Help Desk ©2002 Enter your Zip Code for TV Listings SEARCH Search Archives Search Photos NEWS Front Page Area News Area Sports Business Columnists Community Editorials Letters Obituaries New RSS Feed Photo Archive Public Notice Public Records Stocks Weather Weddings MARKETPLACE Advertising Classifieds Contests Dining Entertainment Find An Auto Find A Home Find A Job Healthcare Lodging Movies Music Outdoors Personals Shopping Visitor's Guide PREMIERE BUSINESS OFFICES About Us Advertising Contact Us Direct Mail Education-NIE Event Marketing Help Desk Home Delivery Registration FREE TIME ZONE Crosswords TV Listings TN Lottery VA Lottery AREA LINKS DAILY POLL Relenting to pressure from state government officials, Wal-Mart Stores said Friday that it would begin carrying Plan B, an emergency contraception pill, in all of its United States pharmacies by the end of the month.

Wal-Mart, which has 3,700 pharmacies, had been the only major chain that refused to sell the so-called morning-after pill, which can prevent pregnancy when taken within 72 hours of intercourse.

Did Wal-Mart make the right decision?

No.

Yes.

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