Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: WEDNESDAY, April 18, 1990

• MACHER SHOWS HE'S NOT AFRAID OF CONTROVERSIES
• OBIT FERRELL, J.
• OBIT GREEN, JAMES.
• OBIT WEAVER, H.
• OBIT HILTON, F.
• OBIT ANDERSON, G.
• OBIT KANODE, L.
• OBIT MILLER, W.
• OBIT BRADLEY, VELMA M.
• OBIT NASH, V.
• OBIT HAIRSTON, A.
• OBIT CURRY, B.
• OBIT THOMPSON, J.
• OVERSIGHT HEARING ON BLACK LUNG SET
• OLD GEORGE FALLS APART ON LEAVING
• ROANOKE PLANTS FIELD OF DREAMS
• 226,000 TREES TO BE PLANTED
• ARSON SUSPECTED IN CHARLOTTESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FIRE
• RETIRED TEACHERS TO HEAR AARP HEAD
• KANGAROO COURT TO JUMP
• LONGWALL MINING PARTS MAKER BEGINS CENTER
• NOVEL TO BE TOPIC IN COLLEGE SERIES
• ANNUAL HEALTH FAIR PLANNED IN MARION
• SOUTHWEST VA. LECTURE SERIES IS SCHEDULED
• WYTHEVILLE DRUG INDICTMENTS MADE PUBLIC
• TAXIDERMIST WANTS PROBATION RELAXED
• WILDER PUSHES DRUG ED
• BOSTON PUBLISHER GRADUATION SPEAKER
• VETS CHIEF TOURS SALEM FACILITY/WARNER HOPEFUL CUTS CAN BE RESTORED
• TEEN GETS DETENTION IN SHOOTING AT MALL
• EARLIER TAX BILLS CONSIDERED
• HISTORY COMPETITION SCHEDULED AT E&H
• WORKSHOP SCHEDULED ON BLASTING PROBLEMS
• STOLEN TANKER TRUCK WRECKED; DRIVER HURT
• BUDGET CUTS MAY PROMPT REDUCTIONS IN ARMY GUARD
• SOVIET OFFICIAL WARNS OF DICTATORSHIP RISK/ TECH STUDENTS HEAR GENNADY
• 14 ARRESTED IN DRUG SWEEP
• SOVIET WARNING GIVEN/ TECH STUDENTS HEAR SPOKESMAN GENNADY GERAISMOV
• BUDGET CUTS MAY PROMPT REDUCTIONS IN ARMY GUARD
• PULASKI MALL GETS NEW DEVELOPER/ NEIGHBORS CONTINUE REZONING FIGHT
• MONTGOMERY SCHOOLS OFFICIAL TO QUIT JUNE 30
• ARTS CENTER DRIVE NEARS $500,000
• IVANHOE HEARING SET ON CLEANING UP TOXINS
• EMORY & HENRY CHOIR PLANS SPRING CONCERT
• AGENCY FUNDING ON HOLD/ COUNTY PLANS $30,000 HUMAN SERVICES CONTRIBUTION
• NEIGHBORHOODS PLAN UNOPPOSED/ HOUSING, REVITALIZATION ARE PLANNED
• REAL ESTATE TAX CUT SOUGHT
• SOERING'S ATTORNEYS GIVEN ALIBI DEADLINE
• OBIT CREECH, W.
• WARNER WANTS CUTS AT VA CENTER RESTORED
• OBIT CLAY, V.
• NEIGHBORHOOD PLANS UNOPPOSED AT HEARING BY JOEL TURNER MUNICIPAL WRITER
• AARP OFFICIAL WILL SPEAK IN ROANOKE
• 390 EVACUATED IN FIRE
• SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MISSING BROTHERS
• DESCRAMBLER CHARGES LEAD TO INDICTMENTS
• KIDNAPPING SUSPECT OVERPOWERS GUARDS
• UMW CHIEF SENTENCED TO PROBATION
• EDDY ASKS `GREENWAY' ALONG RIVER
• SON OF EX-DRUG BARON KILLED IN POLICE SHOOTOUT
• VMI BOARD MEMBERS REAPPOINTED
• OBIT MORAN, E.
• SUPERVISORS NEARING LAND FIGHT