What happened on January 13, 2003

NEWS

• Obituaries 1/13/2003 

• Cold poses health hazard by ASHLEY GORDON

• Residents want voices to be heard on slots by ANDREA ROWLAND and CANDICE BOSELY

• Police looking for armed robber 

• Money Q&A - Chris Snavely 

• Forum on chemical site planned by SCOTT BUTKI

• This week in Government 

• When government starts spending in secret, it may never stop by TIM ROWLAND

• Police log 1/13 

• Woodwork your way into kids' expanding interests by LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• Man confesses to robberies by CANDICE BOSELY

• Shepherd women shoot way to loss by BILL STERNER / Staff Correspondent

• Teen rescuers getting lessons in lifesaving by PEPPER BALLARD

• Mail Call for 1/10 

• New biz Q&A - Betty E. Geyer Electrolysis 

• Officials optimistic about club by STACEY DANZUSO

• State board OKs Antietam funds 

• Docs may walk by CANDICE BOSELY

• Rebels take long road to a victory by CURT HORNBECKER / Staff Correspondent

• Educator takes post with state by PEPPER BALLARD

• Lions settle for second at Hub Cup by ANDREW MASON

• Creating a fund 

• Foundation aids community by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Go Do Learn 

• Stage is set for slots by LAURA ERNDE

• HotSpot could be big loss for community By BOB MAGINNIS

• Top 10s 1/12 

• Police probing thefts in area 

• Fund categories 

• Pa. to widen part of U.S. 30 by RICHARD BELISLE

• Time magazine writer guest on Jones broadcast 

• To save cash on government, study combining departments 

• Mayor says tax increase needed by SCOTT BUTKI

• Mooney is victim of crime bug by LAURA ERNDE

• Regional Printing Institute is planning week of celebration 

• Letters to the editor 1/12 

• Farm Show to feature do-si-do by BONNIE HELLUM BRECHBILL

• Family of five homeless after mobile home fire by DAVE McMILLION

• Fine food is highlight of 'A Taste of Tuscany' trip by ART RICHARDS

• Worker is injured at Baldwin House by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Two men facing multiple drug charges 

• Letters top the editor - 1/13/03 

• Police log 1/12 

• Friendship in groups: 

• Student moved by dad's advice by PEPPER BALLARD

• Weddings 

• Roundup - Cougars topple No. 4 Leopards 

• Two tractor-trailers collide 

• Lawmakers to confer with doctor by CANDICE BOSELY

• Business is booming in W.Va. by CANDICE BOSELY

• Letters to the editor - 1/11/03 

• Births 

• SCORE assistance 

• Fire breaks out at Walnut Towers by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Eagles pass test from Applemen by BILL STERNER / Staff Correspondent

• No. 1 Patriots have Cadets' number again by TIM KOELBLE

• Township, junkyard owner are in dispute by RICHARD BELISLE

• Lightweights highlight Hub Cup by ANDREW MASON

• Monday's roundup - Goretti gets first BCL win 

• Police probe skiing death 

• Youth critically injured at ski resort 

• Maryland students should apply early for finanicial aid 

• Anniversaries 

• Obituaries for 1/11 

• Protesters prepare for Washington rally by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Engagements 

• Roundup - No. 1 Walkersville holds off Urbana 

• Phony telephone technician a suspect in Staples burglary by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Black leaders: Still room for improvement by DAVE McMILLION

• Chambersburg fruit market wins best display at Farm Show by BONNIE HELLUM BRECHBILL

• Group to focus on area's rich black history by STACEY DANZUSO

• People briefs 1/12 

• Civil War healing talks dispel myths BY ANDREA ROWLAND

• Obituaries for 1/12 

• Artist blends memories into painting by MARLO BARNHART

• Celebrity souvenirs and collectibles up for bids by MARLO BARNHART