What happened on August 17, 2003

NEWS

• Audi Type D breathed fire in the '30s by MALCOLM GUNN/Wheelbase Communications

• Clubhouse chatter by BOB PARASILITI

• Simple and convenient cooking 

• Inmate stabbed, taken to hospital by JULIE E. GREENE

• Olsen puts clamps on Suns' bats by BOB PARASILITI

• Motorcycle event to be led by the 'good guys' by CANDICE BOSELY

• Pre-planned funerals - Preneed Bill of Rights 

• Everybody's Day auto display scheduled 

• Couple has planned 'every phase' of their own funerals by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• 'Tis the season for Waterfowls by BILL ANDERSON / Staff Correspondent

• We attract the rich and the poor, but do little for those in between by TIM ROWLAND

• Old-World heritage by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• A Huevo returns to thoroughbred competition by LARRY YANOS

• Winning essay 

• Business briefs 

• City landlords say most problem tenants aren't Section 8 renter by TAMELA BAKER

• Woman struck by vehicle dies 

• Vacationers take paper globetrotting by Tony Mulieri

• Former Section 8 tenant defends housing program by TAMELA BAKER

• Rezoning fuels rumors that big retailer is coming to town by RICHARD BELISLE

• Singer inspired in Scandanavia by KATE COLEMAN

• And the landmarks contest winner is ... by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Dozens chip in to dig potatoes at Spud Fest by JULIE E. GREENE

• New ideas needed to boost farm revenue by BOB MAGINNIS

• N.Y. trip turns historical for local couple by JULIE E. GREENE

• Pa. block party short but sweet by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Harpers Ferry man dies in W.Va. 9 crash by JULIE E. GREENE

• Divots - WACO Open conducted impressively by TIM KOELBLE

• Pond Bank benefits from peach fest by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Friends, family say man killed in W.Va. crash 'was a good kid' by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Who are Section 8 tenants? by TAMELA BAKER

• Making the freshest chips in town by JULIE E. GREENE

• Business people 

• Suns promotion drives home value of pre-planned funeral by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Obituaries 

• Police log