ROANOKE TIMES 
                      Copyright (c) 1996, Roanoke Times

DATE: Thursday, August 8, 1996               TAG: 9608080016
SECTION: VIRGINIA                 PAGE: C-1  EDITION: METRO 


PERIL AND PROMISE SERIES, BY DATES AND HEADLINES

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06/11/95 WHO OUR NEW LEADERS ARE, AND HOW THEY SUCCEEDED

06/11/95 THERE'S SOMETHING DIFFERENT ABOUT THE NEW GENERAT

04/10/95 WHEN GROWTH' IS UNAVOIDABLE

04/09/95 "IF IT'S HERE, I'LL STAY HERE"

04/09/95 IF YOU'RE NOT MOVING FORWARD ... '

03/08/95 IN VIRGINIA, A VOID OF VENTURE CAPITAL

03/05/95 VENTURING ELSEWHERE TO FIND THE MONEY

03/05/95 HOW TO LOOK FOR HELP

03/05/95 WITH HELP, A NEW PLAN BROUGHT IN BANK LOAN

03/05/95 IF IT TAKES MONEY TO MAKE MONEY, WHERE IS THE MON

03/05/95 HE HAD TO OVERCOME ROADBLOCKS SET BY BANKS, CITY

03/05/95 ENTREPRENEURIAL START-UP BUSINESS IS MUCH LIKE TH

03/05/95 CONTRARIAN'S RECORD DIFFICULT TO IGNORE

03/05/95 YOUR TAX DOLLARS, BANK'S GAMBLE GO TO START UP A

02/12/95 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY POPULAR FOR RE-TRAINING

02/12/95 PEER ACCEPTANCE OF PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS CATCHES U

02/12/95 IS HEALTH CARE THE RIGHT PRESCRIPTION?

02/12/95 HEALTH COLLEGES, LIKE THEIR STUDENTS, FORCED TO R

02/12/95 IS IT THE RIGHT PRESCRIPTION?

02/12/95 KEEP THE REGION A HEALTH-CARE HUB

01/19/95 MAKING BEST USE OF A GIFT HORSE

01/15/95 MOVE IT! REDISTRIBUTING THE WEALTH OUR WAY

01/15/95 WE MOVE MERCHANDISE FOR THE MASSES

12/23/94 IN PURSUIT OF QUALITY OF LIFE

12/18/94 HOW WE SEE OURSELVES, BY THE NUMBERS

12/18/94 THREE WORDS MEAN PLENTY FOR A REGION

12/18/94 QUALITY OF LIFE

12/18/94 QUALITY OF LIFE DEFINES THE INDEFINABLE

10/19/94 SEEING THE REGION IN A HIGH-TECH LIGHT

10/16/94 OUR VALLEYS WORK TO BE WIRELESS

10/16/94 MAKING MONEY OUT OF THIN AIR

10/16/94 RESEARCH TRIANGLE KEEPS BUILDING ON ITS SUCCESSES

10/16/94 PERIL & PROMISE

10/02/94 COLLEGES AND THE COMMUNITY

10/02/94 ACADEMIA MEANS MONEY - AND LOTS OF IT

10/02/94 WHAT'S BEHIND THE RECONSTUCTION OF ROANOKE'S TECH

10/02/94 SPOKANE LEADERS WERE FORCED TO WORK TOGETHER

10/02/94 EDUCATIONAL-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX IS A MUTUAL DRAW

10/02/94 TIMES CHANGE DRASTICALLY; SO DO MAINE MILL TOWNS

10/02/94 SUDDENLY, ALL ROADS DO LEAD TO TECH

10/02/94 MINNESOTA CITY COMBINES RESOURCES

10/02/94 CULTURE, BUSINESS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT' IN ONE

08/01/94 WORKING ON OUR WORK ETHIC

07/31/94 THOUGHTS ON WORKING

07/31/94 WHY THE WORLD LIKES OUR WORK ETHIC

07/31/94 WHY THE WORLD LIKES OUR WORK ETHIC

07/10/94 THE ROANOKE VALLEY SHOULD MARKET ITS SPECIAL STRE

07/10/94 INCENTIVES ARE THE GROUND RULES THAT RUN THIS GAM

07/10/94 INCENTIVE PACKAGES

07/03/94 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

06/20/94 TOURISM: WHAT ISN'T AT ISSUE

06/19/94 SUCCESS STARTED AT $3.35/HR

06/19/94 TOURISTS BECOME RETIREES

06/19/94 HOW WE CAN GET THEM OFF THE ROAD

06/19/94 THE POTENTIAL IS PLENTY, IF MINED

06/19/94 PASSE PARADIGM

06/19/94 SOME ADVICE FROM A WINNER, EVEN IF YOU DON'T HAVE

06/19/94 WHAT MAKES ASHEVILLE WORK WELL

06/19/94 HANDMADE APPROACH TO TOURISTS

06/19/94 TOURISTS

06/12/94 SALABLE RESOURCES

06/05/94 REGION NEEDS 'VISION' BEYOND THE BOTTOM LINE

05/29/94 THE CRUCIAL EARLY YEARS

05/29/94 WHERE COOPERATION WORKS

05/29/94 COMPARING METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS.

05/29/94 HOW A SMALL TOWN HIT THE BIG TIME

05/29/94 PATIENCE, HARD WORK REQUIRED FOR BETTER JOBS

05/29/94 IN LINKING 2 VALLEYS, THERE ARE LOTS OF IFS, ANDS

05/22/94 GOOD-JOBS KEY? A STRONGER SENSE OF REGIONALISM

05/15/94 INCENTIVES DON'T ALWAYS PAY OFF

05/15/94 MIX 'ENTERPRISE' INTO ECONOMIC PLANS

05/01/94 PRACTICAL DREAMING, NOT FLIGHTS OF FANCY

05/01/94 SHARING THE BENEFITS

05/01/94 SAVVY ECONOMIC DEVELOPERS OFTEN THINK SMALL

05/01/94 HICKORY MAKES ITS OWN LUCK IN WINNING NEW JOBS

04/24/94 BACK HOME AGAIN

04/24/94 IT'S WHAT YOU DO WITH WHAT YOU HAVE

04/24/94 GALAX FINDS GROWTH IN BUNCHES

04/24/94 COUVRETTE WELCOME, IF LONELY

04/17/94 PARADISE FOUND

04/12/94 WIN-WIN

04/12/94 MIAMI PRICE

04/12/94 MOUNTAIN VIEW

04/12/94 POLISHING A JEWEL

04/12/94 BLIND CRITICS

04/12/94 FUTURE JOBS

04/12/94 TALK IS CHEAP

04/12/94 SLOW GROWTH

04/12/94 MODERATION

04/10/94 COOPERATING COMMUNITIES'

04/03/94 4-POINT PLAN

03/27/94 A TECH-TIED ROANOKE COULD HARBOR 'GREEN' INDUSTRY

03/21/94 IN WESTERN VIRGINIA, DOES GROWTH ENHANCE OR THREA

03/20/94 ODD NAME GIVES STAMP OF APPROVAL

03/20/94 EXOTIC UPS AND DOWNS OF EXPORTING

03/20/94 REGION CAN BE A GOLD MINE FOR EXPORTERS

03/13/94 HER QUALIFICATIONS MAY BE TOO HIGH

03/13/94 NUMBERS SUGGEST THINGS ARE IMPROVING

03/13/94 THE REGION'S REQUIRED EDUCATIONAL PROFILE GETS HI

03/13/94 THERE'S HIGH TECH, AND THEN THERE'S HIGH TECH

03/13/94 OLD NOTIONS, NEW REALITIES, JOBS, JOBS, JOBS

03/13/94 WE WANT MORE MANUFACTURING JOBS

03/13/94 OUR BLUE COLLARS BEGIN TO TURN WHITER

03/13/94 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR CULTURAL ASSETS

03/06/94 JUST SAY 'HI'

03/01/94 UP THE HILL, THERE IS A UNIVERSITY

02/27/94 BEYOND THE BORDERS

02/27/94 MYTH NO. 3: WE DON'T WANT TO GROW

02/27/94 TIME FOR A MIDTERM REVIEW

02/27/94 ROANOWLEDGE

02/13/94 TAP WOMEN'S ECONOMIC MIGHT

02/06/94 THE BLOB WITH POSSIBILITIES

01/30/94 SPLASHY PROJECTS CAN'T MAKE UP FOR DOWNTOWN DECAY

01/23/94 A TALE OF TWO REFUGEES

01/09/94 JOBS OF THE FUTURE? WE'RE NOT READY

01/02/94 HEALTH IS HOT FOR GOOD-PAYING JOBS IN WESTERN VA.

01/02/94 RETAIL SALES JOBS ARE PLENTIFUL, IF LOW-PAYING

01/02/94 F YOU CAN SOLVE PROBLEMS, YOU'LL GET A GOOD JOB

09/22/93 LOOK FORWARD

09/22/93 IT'S A FACT: WE'RE FALLING BEHIND . . .

09/20/93 BAD CONNECTIONS ISOLATE ROANOKE

09/19/93 HOW WE GOT THIS WAY

09/19/93 WHAT'S WITH NORTH CAROLINA?

09/19/93 WE'RE A RUST BELT CITY ON OUR OWN

09/19/93 WHO CAME UP WITH THESE NUMBERS?

08/29/93 EXODUS OF THE YOUNG

08/16/93 EVERYTHING IS HERE, EXCEPT THE JOB . . .

08/16/93 A FAMILIAR PATTERN: FINISH SCHOOL AND LEAVE

08/15/93 TIPS FOR CREATING A ROANOKE VISION

08/15/93 NOT EVERYBODY RETIRES AND MOVES TO FLORIDA. AND W

08/15/93 MIGRATION HAS MAJOR IMPACT ON POPULATION

06/27/93 NO LONGER A BARGAIN

p>06/21/93 LOST OPPORTUNITIES HAVEN'T BEEN ENOUGH MOTIVATION

06/21/93 DIVIDED WE STAND IN PURSUIT OF PROSERITY

06/20/93 EXPANSIVE OUTLOOK IS NEEDED TO COMPETE

06/20/93 THE VIEW FROM THE TOP THINKS REGIONALLY

06/19/93 CAN'T ANYONE HERE PLAY THIS GAME?

06/19/93 WANTED: BETTER REGIONAL MARKETING

06/15/93 WHAT'S RIGHT, WHAT'S WRONG FOR ROANOKE AREA'S FUT

06/12/93 BALANCING JOBS, TOURISM, THE ENVIRONMENT

06/06/93 DON'T BLAME VALLEY'S MARKETERS BARS TO GROWTH: LA

06/01/93 UNDERSTAND WHAT WE ARE

05/23/93 REGION'S STAKE EXTENDS BEYOND POLITICAL LINES

05/02/93 MOUNTAINS MAKE A PLACE FEEL LIKE HOME

05/02/93 IF YOU DON'T WANT TO BE ANOTHER CHARLOTTE, HOW AB

05/02/93 GRAPPLING WITH THE DRAWBRIDGE

04/26/93 IF A VISION'S MISSING, IT'S PROBABLY THE FAULT OF

04/25/93 WHO SAYS WE DON'T HAVE VISION?

04/25/93 THE CAB DRIVER TEST

04/25/93 CREATING A COMMUNITY VISION MEANS TAKING THE RIGH

04/25/93 TO SEE CLEARLY, YOU MUST FIRST MAKE UP YOUR MIND

04/25/93 NINE QUESTIONS FOR THE NINETIES

04/18/93 REGIONAL STRATEGY

04/15/93 THE REGION NEEDS A GAME PLAN

03/24/93 ECONOMIC FUTURE DEPENDS ON SCHOOL QUALITY

03/24/93 THE VALLEY: FALSE PRIDE, SMALL THINKING PLAGUE A

03/24/93 TOURISM, EXPLORE PROJECT ARE FALSE PATHS

03/22/93 THE HUMAN COST OF ECONOMIC CHANGE

03/21/93 JOBS AND THE RIPPLE EFFECT

03/21/93 SUPPORT GROUP TRIES TO EASE PAIN

03/21/93 WHAT HURTS MOST IS NEED TO LEAVE HOME

03/21/93 GOOD TRAINING DOESN'T MEAN GOOD WORK

03/21/93 WHEN A JOB LEAVES TOWN, MORE THAN ONE PAYCHECK GO

03/21/93 OVERALL, PEOPLE WHO ARE DETERMINED TO GO BACK TO

03/21/93 LOSS OF 1 FACTORY JOB WILL TAKE 4 WITH IT

03/21/93 IN ROANOKE WITHOUT WORK BEATS IFFY FUTURE IN TEXA

03/21/93 COMPANY SAW WRITING ON THE WALL

02/28/93 WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

02/28/93 WHO LOOKED AT THE POLL

02/28/93 WHAT WE THINK ABOUT WHERE WE'RE GOING

02/28/93 POLL: RESIDENTS THINK VALLEY'S LEADERS JUST DON'T

02/28/93 REINVENTING ROANOKE

02/28/93 POLL POINTS TO TENSION BETWEEN KINDS OF GROWTH

02/28/93 ACROSS THE REGION, WORRIES RISING


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