Roanoke Times

& World-News

Economy: SUNDAY, January 22, 1995

• MACRO-ECONOMIC TRENDS BODE WELL FOR THE VALLEY
• PROGRESS VS. QUALITY OF LIFE TO TOP AGENDA
• MILLENNIUM FEAR IS NOTHING NEW
• THE FUTURE SHOULD BE MUSIC TO THE AREA'S EARS
• `ME-ISM' IS LOOMING ON THE FISCAL HORIZON
• LOOKING AT THE LAY OF THE LAND
• PAIR LOOKS FORWARD TO GOOD TIMES WITH A BUNCH OF TOYS
• POLITICS MUST BE A PART OF ANY VISION
• GAMBLING ON THE REAL MCCOY
• PILOTS' MISSION: YOU CAN GET THERE FROM HERE
• ALL THE WORLD IS THEIR STAGE
• UPGRADE EMPLOYEES, NOT JUST THE EQUIPMENT
• A LOOK IN THE FUTURE, A GRASP ON THE NOW
• HERE FOR BUSINESS ... AND PLEASURE
• NEW COFFEE TASTES GREAT, LESS FRETTING
• ... NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT
• HOME FIRE BURNS WITH CREATIVITY
• GLOBAL MARKETPLACE BECKONS LOCAL COMPANY
• WE ARE JUST 5 YEARS FROM THE MILLENNIUM, THE YEAR 2000
• 40 YEARS OF HOME BUILDING
• SHOPPING BY PC? NOT ANY TIME SOON
• A VISION FOR THE NEW CENTURY
• SMALL BUSINESSES SEE GOLD MINE OVERSEAS
• THINKING GLOBALLY, ACTING GLOBALLY
• RETAIL BOOM SHOWS NO SIGN OF STOPPING
• BURDEN OF EXCESS MONEY EASY TO DEAL WITH
• A PARKING LOT IN CHRISTIANSBURG
• FIRMS, PUBLIC PURSUE FIBER FUTURE
• CENTER A HOME FOR THE CUTTING EDGE
• TOWNS COMBINE COOPERATION, OWN EFFORTS
• INDUSTRIAL PARK AWAITS LOAN
• INDUSTRIAL PARKS A MAJOR SELLING POINT
• LIBRARY GETS AN UPDATE
• VOLVO ROLLING ALONG
• REVIVAL AT THEATER
• COLLEGIATE SQUARE CONSTRUCTION SET FOR SPRING
• STUDENT PROGRAMS GIVE FOCUS ON FUTURE
• TOWN STAYS TOUGH ON SIGN LAWS
• BUSINESSES LOOK AT LIFE BEYOND GLOBAL COLLEGE
• NRV AIRPORT COMING INTO ITS OWN
• VALLEY'S PRODUCTS RANGE FROM HIGH TECH TO LOW
• TOP MANUFACTURING EMPLOYERS IN THE NEW RIVER VALLEY
• CORNING EXPANSION ON TARGET
• ONE-FOURTH OF BLACKSBURG NOW ON-LINE WITH BEV
• REAL ESTATE VALUES VARY WIDELY IN VALLEY
• SPORTS WIN PUBLICITY FOR VALLEY
• COMPUTER PROGRAM GIVES VALLEY LOWDOWN