Roanoke Times

& World-News

: SUNDAY, January 26, 1992

• SUCCESS IN TIMES OF STRESS
• TRASH: ECONOMY'S TRUE MEASURING STICK
• A GLANCE AT HOW ECONOMY FARED IN '91
• LOGANS FIND SUCCESS BY KNOWING THEIR CUSTOMERS
• TEXTILE COMPANY TURNING IT AROUND
• HYGIENE SERVICE CLEANING UP DESPITE ECONOMY
• EXECUTIVES PAN '91, BUT CROSS FINGERS FOR RECOVERY
• MORE TEENS WORKING OUT OF NEED
• COST OF HEALTH CARE CONTINUES UPWARD SPIRAL
• INSURANCE FOR RETIREES IN JEOPARDY
• INTEREST-RATE DECLINE LOWERS RETIREE'S STANDARD OF LIVING
• JOB DETERMINES LIFESTYLE AFTER RETIREMENT
• SOCIAL SERVICES SEEING MORE NEED, LESS FUNDING
• MEMBERSHIP IN AFL-CIO IS SHIFTING
• JOB SECURITY, HEALTH CARE TOP ISSUES FACING LABOR
• YESTERYEAR'S `YUPPIES' ARE `GRUMPIES' OF '90S
• FUTURE SUDDENLY UNCERTAIN FOR EARLY RETIREE
• RECESSION OF '91 IS HISTORY; OUTLOOK FOR '92 UNCERTAIN
• BISCUIT BUSINESS FEELING THE BITE
• SHEPHERD'S PIE AND 1 CAR: THOSE WERE THE DAYS
• PUBLIC PUTTING MONEY INTO SAVINGS, NOT CARS
• UPSWING, NEW WORK RULES COULD BOOST RAILROADS
• RESTORATION OF HOTEL STILL A QUESTION MARK
• SLOW ECONOMY MEANS ROCKY YEAR FOR COAL INDUSTRY
• AUTO MECHANIC TAKES OFF TO GO ON HIS OWN
• FOR FARMERS, '91 WAS AN UNEVEN YEAR
• SOME LAWYERS ARE TAKING CASES THEY'D RATHER NOT
• CONTRACTORS LOOKING FOR SIGNS ECONOMY WILL TURN AROUND
• STATE OF BANKING REFLECTS ECONOMY
• MANUFACTURERS TAKING CAUTIOUS VIEW OF '92
• BUSINESS RESULTS MIXED FOR SMALL RETAILERS