Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: FRIDAY, March 9, 1990

• MEDICAL SCHOOL GIVES IN TO STUDENTS ON FALWELL
• NEW MEDICAL SERVICES ADDED AT HILLSVILLE
• NO BOMB THREAT MADE, LAWYER SAYS
• BUENA VISTA SCHOOL BOARD MUST WAIT FOR NEW MEMBERS
• SLAIN MARINE INVOLVED IN PROBE OF MILITARY EMBEZZLEMENT
• EX-WASHINGTON OFFICIAL FILES LIBEL LAWSUIT
• ROAD PROJECT CHIEF NAMED FOR LEE, SCOTT
• MEDICAL SCHOOL GIVES IN TO STUDENTS ON FALWELL
• PULASKI CUTS 20 FACULTY/ COUNTY BOARD CITES DROP IN ENROLLMENT
• TROUBLES PILING UP AT DUMP/ LAW FIRM RESIGNS; STATE REFILES SUIT
• FORMER SUPERVISOR FILES LIBEL LAWSUIT
• CONVENTION-VISITORS BUREAU CHIEF NAMED
• RADFORD PROFESSOR PLANS ART EXHIBIT
• UVA BOARD JOINS HUNT FOR LEADER
• OBIT-CROMER, L.
• OBIT WERTZ, H.
• OBIT WELLS, R.
• OBIT-BALLARD, H.
• OBIT-ADAMS, M.
• OBIT-GARRETT, J.
• OBIT-FRAZIER, E.
• OBIT-LOONEY, M.
• OBIT-HALE, H.
• OBIT-BONDS, W.
• OBIT-KRAVIK, M.
• OBIT-NORTON, R.
• OBIT NEIGHBORS, J.
• OBIT-ROBINSON, F.
• OBIT-TEAT, R.
• OBIT-SHOWALTER, R.
• OBIT-PALMER, J.
• OBIT-HEDRICK, L.
• 5 ROANOKE TEENS ARRESTED AFTER JOYRIDE
• HOUSE APPROVES SOLID-WASTE TAX FOR BUSINESSES
• PLAY THE NUMBERS GAMELY FOR THE ROANOKE CENSUS
• JUSTICE HOUSE TO DEFY CENSUS OF HOMELESS
• DUMP'S TROUBLES PILING UP
• GAME WARDENS LOSE HAZARDOUS-DUTY BID
• NEW PARKWAY GROUP LAUNCHES FUND DRIVE
• STUDENT PLANE LOSES WHEEL, LANDS SAFELY
• MILITARY OFFICIALS PROBE SKELETON FIND
• STUDENT PLANE LOSES NOSE GEAR
• STUDENTS NIX FALWELL SPEECH
• MERGER BACKED AT FORUM
• UVA BOARD JOINS HUNT FOR LEADER
• COUNTY SCHOOL BUDGET UP 12.5%
• COUNTY'S NON-SALARY SCHOOL BUDGET MAY RISE 12.5%
• BOARD NEWCOMERS JOINING UVA SEARCH
• SLAIN MARINE INVOLVED IN PROBE OF MILITARY EMBEZZLEMENT
• GREEKFEST SUIT AMENDMENT DENIED
• NAVY OILER, TUGBOAT COLLIDE; NO INJURIES
• NEIGHBORS: SON, DAD HAD ARGUED
• MEDICAL SCHOOL GIVES IN TO STUDENTS ON FALWELL
• NEW PARKWAY GROUP LAUNCHES FUND DRIVE
• ASSEMBLY HIGHLIGHTS
• WILDER GETS TO PICK MEMBERS OF PANEL TO RUN ANTI-DRUG FUND
• GAME WARDENS LOSE HAZARDOUS-DUTY BID
• KLUGE JOKES BARE-LY FUNNY
• TRACK WORK CLOSING BRIDGE ST. TUESDAY
• CRACK SWEEPS RENEWED
• JUSTICE HOUSE TO DEFY CENSUS OF HOMELESS
• 2 WOMEN CHARGED IN EXECUTION-STYLE SLAYING OF MARINE
• TEEN RAPISTS GET 3 LIFE SENTENCES
• OBIT TEAT, R.
• OBIT SWEISFORT, K.
• HOUSE PASSES SOLID-WASTE TAX/ MEASURE DIFFERS FROM SENATE VERSION IN THAT IT
• JOKERS HAVE FIELD DAY WITH UVA APPOINTMENT
• NEIGHBORS: SON, DAD HAD ARGUED/ TEEN-AGER CHARGED IN FATAL POISONING
• BUSH LAUDS WARNER ON ARMS CONTROL
• PLANS ARE UNVEILED FOR `STREETSCAPE'
• SMOKING BILL WINS APPROVAL LEGISLATION WINS EASY APPROVAL, BUT SETS LIMITS ON
• ALL-WHITE COUNTRY CLUB WANTS WILDER AS MEMBER
• WILDER GETS TO PICK MEMBERS OF PANEL TO RUN ANTI-DRUG FUND
• MERGER FAVORED AT FORUM/ MUSSER SEES NEW CHIEF FOR SCHOOLS
• MONETA BOY, 5, HIT, KILLED BY VEHICLE IN BEDFORD COUNTY
• BOWERS ASKS BINGO PROBE/ CHARGES OF ILLEGAL GAMES PROMPT REQUEST
• BLIND WOMAN'S SUIT SAYS CO-WORKERS HARASSED HER
• MALL, NAACP EASE TENSIONS
• CITY TO USE FITNESS TO FIGHT FIRES
• OBIT-SHANHOLTZER, L.
• OBIT-WELLS, R.
• OBIT-FULCHER, H.
• OBIT-WERTZ, H.