What happened on February 17, 1999

NEWS

• Pa. betting parlor closes temporarily By DON AINES

• W.Va. police stop illegal alien with $200,000 By BRYN MICKLE

• Feds say banks Y2K ready By LAURA ERNDE

• MSO invites students to Friday program 

• Mail Call 

• Teachers raise approved By BRUCE HAMILTON

• Jefferson Co. tries to recruit new doctors By DAVE McMILLION, Charles Town

• Clubs 

• County to pitch on on wagon train 

• Teen bound over on charge of invading home, robbing it By DON AINES

• Historical Society's former director returns By KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• New post office subject of public hearing 

• Fire destroys shed, farm equipment 

• Emissions bill misses House deadline By LAURA ERNDE

• feb 17 potter's bowl 

• MSO concert information at a glance 

• Trucking firm to open Hagerstown terminal By BRENDAN KIRBY and KIMBERLY YAKOWSKIs

• New Suns stadium touted 

• Salvation Army won't get money from United Way By MARLO BARNHART

• Veterans seek funds to finish memorial 

• Local man's program will let NASA see Mars in 3-D 

• Obituaries 

• Add it up - Hubs still come up a little short By CURT HORNBECKER / Staff Correspondent

• Technology changes keep old plant humming 

• Woman pleads guilty to child endangerment after 'crack party' By DON AINES

• Green - with envy 

• Edward Cumming, final MSO candidate, visits this weekend 

• That's the ticket 

• Ice rink making money By DAN KULIN /Staff Writer

• Timothy Landauer will perform as guest cellist 

• police log 

• Fort James Corp. plant to close By DON AINES