What happened on March 07, 2003

NEWS

• Sellers murder trial set to begin this month by STACEY DANZUSO

• More pressure is on at state wrestling meet by ANDREW MASON

• EPA explains cleanup of city Superfund site by MARLO BARNHART

• An involved parent is not a spy by KEVIN CLAPP

• Panel narrows field for School Board seat by PEPPER BALLARD

• Witness says accused, victim had 'old rift' by DAVE McMILLION

• Judge rules on Howard deal by TARA REILLY

• Professors, administrators offer union testimony by LAURA ERNDE

• School board briefs 

• Event offers guide to the past by RICHARD BELISLE

• Watch for home repair fraud, scams by LYNN F. LITTLE

• Saylor to fill council seat by JULIE E. GREENE

• Proponents of slots back revised plan by LAURA ERNDE

• County human resources director is on paid leave by TARA REILLY

• Mobile home fire called suspicious 

• Leopards use rally to turn back 'Cats by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Letters to the editor - 3/7/03 

• Mail Call for 3/6 

• Must city go to court? 

• Warden is credited with spearheading prison turnaround by STACEY DANZUSO

• Reda M. Bowers 

• Kathleen M. Beall 

• John M. Burker 

• Area roundup - Lions, Knights set for West final 

• John D. Hamilton 

• Councilmen say they won't seek re-election by RICHARD BELISLE

• City looks for new ambulance deal by CANDICE BOSELY

• Big men to decide big game by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Lewis A. Worthington Jr. 

• Applause greets transfer tax hike in Berkeley County by CANDICE BOSELY

• Police log for 3-7 

• Myrtie C. Michell 

• HCC gets final win over Mehl by BILL STERNER / Staff Correspondent

• Sandra J. Flaherty 

• Five enter guilty pleas on drug charges 

• Marie B. Miller 

• Ruth O. Barnhart 

• Richard M. Hoch 

• Denver D. McKinney 

• North High wins indoor color guard competition 

• Joseph M. Reeder 

• Douglas D. Burnett 

• Allegheny's Noia says he'll retire by SCOTT BUTKI and JULIE GREENE

• Limited TV time can be made interactive by LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• James D. Spofford 

• Leonard R. Berkey 

• Hawks ready for more pop this spring by JACK HILL III

• Snow removal costs town $9,125 by JULIE E. GREENE

• Richard B. Prather Jr. 

• Cameras helping police keep neighborhood safe by GREGORY T. SIMMONS