What happened on June 30, 1999

NEWS

• Tuscarora superintendent steps down 

• Woodchuck heading for high country 

• Tax credit OK'd for YMCA site 

• Mail Call for 6/29 

• St. Lawrence workers, company reach agreement 

• Land rezoned for quarry By SCOTT BUTKI

• New drivers face tougher laws By KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• MSO to perform at Antietam By MEG H. PARTINGTON

• State EPA says borough water safe to drink By RICHARD F. BELISLE, Waynesboro

• Mail Call for 6/30 

• Redland talks fail as strike continues By GREG SIMMONS

• Hagerstown wins despite six errors vs. Cape Fear 

• Pa. churches build Habitat for Humanity homes 

• Martinsburg is fastest growing city in W.Va. By BRYN MICKLE

• Triad rezoning recommended By SCOTT BUTKI

• Local girl will have a ball at the World Cup 

• Municipal Band, Choral Arts perform Sunday By KATE COLEMAN

• Woltman gets a lift from lifting 

• Smoke fills Purina plant after malfunction 

• Local Roundup 

• Suns say church bulletin promotion loosely defined By DAN KULIN /Staff Writer

• Hampton Inn to be built in Maugansville By BRUCE HAMILTON

• Obituaries 

• Roundhouse street fest Saturday By MEG H. PARTINGTON

• Program helps smokers quit By ERIN HEATH