What happened on July 14, 2002

NEWS

• Strip clubs at center of adult industry by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Spas not without doubters by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Despite mounting death count, some still try to block W.Va. 9 upgrade by TIM ROWLAND

• Business briefs for 7/14 

• Paint and patience by KEVIN CLAPP

• Buildings engulfed by KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Rains adds to woe of struggling Suns by BOB PARASILITI

• Lucky seven puts West End in district final by JACK HILL III

• Fly-in: If you go by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Arts & Entertainment listings 

• Always tough to say goodbye by MARK KELLER

• It's our duty to endorse candidates by JOHN LEAGUE

• For dancer, cash is for college by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Locals try out for 'Chorus Line' by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Sunday's Area Roundup 

• Aircraft attract curious to airport by ANDREA ROWLAND

• People for 7/14 

• Delegate Hecht speaks out against 'Senator Zero' by BOB MAGINNIS

• Chasing their 'Dream' by KATE COLEMAN

• Diagnostic service has a new location 

• Office seekers call on advisers by LAURA ERNDE

• Nation's high court upholds nudity ban by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• In adult retail, sex sells by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Pa. group opposed to adult industry by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Obituaries for 7/14 

• Crafters display wares at Caledonia State Park by KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• 'Noraholics' flock to local book signing by KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI