Roanoke Times

& World-News

New R: SUNDAY, January 26, 1992

• FORMER AT&T WORKER SINGS SONG OF POVERTY
• RATES EXCITE HOME BUILDERS, SELLERS
• JUST STARTING, GOOD JOBS HARD TO COME BY
• SOME PRETTY BASIC ADVICE
• LEADERS HELP NEIGHBORS LURE BUSINESS
• VOLVO GM SENDS CALL: COME ON BACK
• COMMON SENSE CAN HELP LAND A JOB
• SMALLER OFTEN MEANS BETTER
• WHEN ECONOMY GOES, EVEN DOGS ECONOMIZE
• NEW RADFORD OFFICER AIMS TO SMOOTH FEATHERS
• COMPUTER REPAIRER MOVES OUT FRONT
• WHEN ONE JOB ISN'T ENOUGH, SOME TAKE TWO
• RISING COSTS KEEPING STUDENTS AT HOME
• MUNICIPALLY OWNED PARKS HAVE THE EDGE
• IN TIGHT TIMES, COLLEGES HAVE TO SELL
• NO MATTER WHAT THE INCOME, TIMES ARE TIGHT
• REALTOR WANTS A LITTLE RESPECT
• TEACHER DIPS INTO OWN POCKET TO HELP COVER PUPILS' SUPPLIES
• FLIES SUPPLEMENT FACULTY SALARY
• A HAIRCUT - AND CONVERSATION
• MAKE DECISIONS BEFORE STARTING TO HOUSE HUNT
• MANUFACTURERS PREDICT WORST IS BEHIND THEM
• PLANT STAYS IDLE AS SALES ATTEMPTS CONTINUE
• AT&T'S CLOSING STILL REVERBERATES
• THEIR PAY'S A LOT LOWER, BUT THEY KEEP ON WORKING
• DEGREE-HOLDER WAITS AND WATCHES
• CHIMNEY SWEEP REACHES FOR TOP
• DENTS SLOW TO GET FIXED
• BARTENDER MORE LIKE HOST
• JEWELRY SALESWOMAN RESISTS SHOPPING URGE
• HARD WORK KEEPS UP DEALERSHIP