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May 2, 2002
Court: drug reaction was Wal-Mart's fault
By ANDREW BERGH
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
The population of McHenry, Ill., is under 22,000.
But like hundreds of small towns across the country, McHenry has its very own Wal-Mart. And as at most stores run by the world’s largest retailer, local shoppers can pick and choose from roughly 80,000 items, including prescription drugs.
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