What happened on June 17, 1998

NEWS

• City to seek state grant for stadium study By JULIE E. GREENE

• Obituaries 

• Mall, Wesel Boulevard area struck by storm By STEVEN T. DENNIS

• Review: Tibetan Freedom Concert-Stunned, saddened, soiled and soaked By JASON MYERS

• Winds batter Tri-State area By LISA GRAYBEAL

• Shoop gets vote of confidence 

• City officials say they won't use red tape to tie up demolition By JULIE E. GREENE

• Glendening tours Hub Labels plant By GUY FLETCHER

• Irvin-Craig seeking to regain county office By STEVEN T. DENNIS

• Hancock Main Street program ready to bloom By SHEILA HOTCHKIN

• Witnesses say they saw Pa. twister By DON AINES

• School administrators to get 3 percent raise 

• Storm damages W.Va. houses, trees By CLYDE FORD

• Donations bail out Community Free Clinic By TERRY TALBERT

• Paw Paw gets grant for sewer project 

• Fire damages Virginia Avenue home By BRENDAN KIRBY

• Students may be transferred to relieve crowding By DAVE McMILLION

• Crews to add miles to trails By RICHARD F. BELISLE, Waynesboro

• Food Resources needs money for new building By MARLO BARNHART

• Orphan road program offered 

• Family budgeting part of plan By DON AINES

• Police log 

• Soccer league may practice at Fairgrounds 

• County launches Hopewell Valley intersection project By STEVEN T. DENNIS

• Safety day planned 

• Mail Call 

• 'Radio Showcase' sounds off loud and clear By KATE COLEMAN

• W.Va. robbery suspect waives preliminary hearing By AMY WALLAUER

• Shuster says missile workers will keep jobs By DON AINES

• Suns' Bobby Cripps homers in all-star game 

• Spelling grade to return to elementary report cards By DAVE McMILLION

• Maytag plant to serve as home for Jefferson Co. club By CLYDE FORD

• Seven appointed to school posts 

• Man charged in Md. theft sentenced for Pa. crimes 

• Ex-inmate guilty of punching corrections officer 

• Obituaries 

• EPA files suit against Mack By KERRY LYNN FRALEY

• Pa. man faces jail time By MARLO BARNHART

• Fort Ritchie gets its last CO By BRENDAN KIRBY

• Interim administrator named for home By DON AINES

• Back In Time transforms basements into swingin' diners By CLYDE FORD