What happened on February 19, 1998

NEWS

• Guest found dead after mock murder party 

• The Fabulous Hubcaps - Every night is Saturday night By KATE COLEMAN

• The ins and outs of not wasting heat By Dennis Shaw

• Courthouse options presented to commissioners 

• Gaming panel says political gifts aren't tip jar charity By LAURA ERNDE and GUY FLETCHERs

• Jefferson County fire companies request more money 

• Movie Guide 

• Youth given a second chance By MARLO BARNHART

• Petition calls for Sparks to quit 

• W.Va. cell tower appeal postponed 

• Antique shop to close its doors By AMY WALLAUER

• County Commuter to roll out smaller buses 

• A Pedigree Affair to benefit SPCA 

• Ag Center asks for county funding 

• Editorial - The zoning controversy 

• Editorial - One costly diet fight 

• Animal warden files $250,000 lawsuit By AMY WALLAUER

• Supporters secure grant to preserve bridge 

• Winning the war with a good poll 

• New series of high school tests tied to graduation 

• Police log 

• Santorum rallies against government 

• City may study need for convention center 

• Regulations for day care reconsidered 

• Child support bill could be doomed 

• Decrepit building eyed as future cultural center By CLYDE FORD

• Bill would stop felons' lawsuits By GUY FLETCHER

• Allison-Antrim Museum Inc. plans fund-raiser 

• Mail Call 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Letters to the editor 

• DNR officer suspended until charges settled 

• Arraignment set in sexual abuse case 

• Local religious leaders will pray to stop Iraq attack 

• Re-enactors seek to limit property owners' liability 

• Zoning officials OK new assisted-living center By JULIE E. GREENE

• Greencastle service news 

• Uttering charge dropped 

• Supervisors, developer at odds over zoning By DON AINES

• $2.9 million price tag on golf course 

• Flooding closes W.Va. roadways 

• Greencastle fire company responds to 135 local calls 

• Sheetz to build new store in Hagerstown 

• Theater proves enchanting to drama club members 

• Deputy says seatbelt saved his life 

• Indictments made in hate crime, rape By AMY WALLAUER