What happened on September 16, 1998

NEWS

• Police log 

• Councilman's army to launch war on litter 

• Two out of three voters elect to stay home By JULIE E. GREENE

• Donoghue holds off Muldowney By GUY FLETCHER

• Mail Call 

• Bowers survives in county voting By BRENDAN KIRBY

• Boone, Beachley win judge seats By TERRY TALBERT

• Shank will challenge Poole By TERRY TALBERT

• Brooks eliminated in District 3 race 

• Mayberry, Schaefer to face in comptroller's race 

• Wildcats turn it up vs. North By DAN SPEARS

• Special ed review findings 

• Williamsport takes its shot By RON SOMERS / Sports Editor

• Health screenings planned 

• Council members OK studies on fairgrounds By JULIE E. GREENE

• Munson wins GOP Senate nomination By KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• The primary's heroes 

• Tannery 'senstive' to river By LAURA ERNDE

• Cleanup law considered By DAVE McMILLION, Charles Town

• Goretti turns up heat for boys soccer win By MARK KELLER

• Starr report headed for bookstores By TERRY TALBERT

• Police log 

• Schools act quickly to improve special ed By KERRY LYNN FRALEY

• Holliman being buried in Shepherdstown 

• Wilfong leads school board voting By LAURA ERNDE

• Spartans, Eagles play to 4-4 tie 

• Four charged in Pa. burglary By DON AINES

• Clear Spring girls get first soccer win 

• Obituaries 

• Service news