What happened on April 22, 1998

NEWS

• Levy rates up, but tax bills stable By AMY WALLAUER

• Berkeley Co. OK's budget for schools By CLYDE FORD

• Bowers wants minority affairs panel 

• Millions plan to pull plug on TV for a week By BRENDAN KIRBY

• Mail Call 

• Telethon raises $113,697 

• TruServ must hire 350 to garner grants By STEVEN T. DENNIS

• Stouffer named top secretary By TERRY TALBERT

• Work begins on HJC amphitheater By DAVE McMILLION

• Student TV production airs tonight 

• Commissioners hear comment on rate hikes By LISA GRAYBEAL

• Harper's Ferry ready for visit by Clinton By CLYDE FORD

• Review: 'The Object of My Affection' warrants rejection By JASON MYERS

• Internet may cut out red tape for new firms By STEVEN T. DENNIS

• Leadership Hagerstown candidates sought 

• Hagerstown citizens honored 

• HJC will revive literary magazine 

• Skydiving plan OK'd 

• Editorial - Another satellite, please 

• Christian artist Michael Card coming to area By TERI JOHNSON

• A pair of Comedy Nights come to area 

• Suns face religious discrimination claim By KERRY LYNN FRALEY

• Editorial - Act now on cemetery 

• Police log 

• HJC name change will be celebrated 

• Devoted Pa. fan to meet Gloria Estefan backstage in N.Y. By RICHARD F. BELISLE, Waynesboro

• Franklin County creates emergency department By DON AINES

• Park plan meeting today 

• 1 in 3 homes in Franklin Co. has bad well water By DON AINES

• That's the ticket 

• Fort Frederick hosting annual fair and frolic 

• Loophole plugged in noise ordinance 

• Pa. man found guilty in rape case By MARLO BARNHART

• Modern-day earl says Bard faked it By RICHARD F. BELISLE, Waynesboro

• Saum's going out of business By LAURA ERNDE

• More will graduate from HJC 

• Obituaries