What happened on February 11, 2005

NEWS

• Why study assessments? Law already provides fix 

• After Hours 

• Colonel: Takeoffs will be less frequent with C-5s by DAVE McMILLION

• Letters to the editor 

• Pa. school board examines more spending requests by DON AINES

• Out & About 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Mail Call 

• Obituaries 

• Presidential history is full of fascinating facts by Lisa Tedrick Prejean

• Holly Place meeting yields no long-term solutions by TAMELA BAKER

• ATV class requested in Morgan County by TRISH RUDDER

• Champ to return to 'Jeopardy!' by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• 'Biography' profiles Landon 

• More roadwork ahead for I-81 drivers by DON AINES

• City police reopen 1998 homicide case 

• Seniors face uncertainty by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Basketball notes - W.Va. sectional bye is on the line tonight by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Overtime unkind for No. 10 Hancock 

• Fuller to run a write-in campaign by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Police search intensifies for woman missing after fire by PEPPER BALLARD

• Attorney: Idoni gave up right to council position by CANDICE BOSELY

• Silver screen sweethearts featured at Allison-Antrim 

• Devils' Myers takes perfection into postseaso by ANDREW MASON

• Cheese, Louise: Bulldogs win by TIM KOELBLE

• Man pleads guilty in fatal DUI crash, faces victim's family by PEPPER BALLARD

• French composers drew inspiration from Beethoven by Elizabeth Schulze

• Parking ticket protest leads to man's arrest by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Jeep Gladiator concept is strong on brand heritage by TIM SPELL/Motor Matters

• Man says gunman chased car by PEPPER BALLARD

• Advocate says historical research committee needed by DAVE McMILLION

• Gallery displays teen's images of Vietnam by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• V-8 rumble returns to Pontiac Grand Prix by MALCOLM GUNN/Wheelbase Communications

• Hornes' face-up game gives 'Dogs new weapon by BOB PARASILITI

• Museum guests hear of 'gateway' Juniata River by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Bill would give boards some right to fire superintendents by TAMELA BAKER

• Pastor hopes to close city's culture gap 

• Berkeley Springs briefs by TRISH RUDDER