Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: TUESDAY, July 24, 1990

• OBIT CAMPBELL, D.
• OBIT OYLER, J.
• OBIT CALDWELL, O.
• OBIT ABSHIRE, R.
• OBIT SHOWALTER, M.
• OBIT HALLER, F.
• OBIT DAVIDSON, E.
• OBIT DUNCAN, G.
• OBIT BARKSDALE, S.
• OBIT PILLOW, L.
• 2 TAP OPTIONS ARE OUT
• HIGHER MILK PRICES LIKELY
• LENA HICK'S DEATH HER `BIRTHDAY PRESENT,' KILLER TOLD
• LAKE'S RIVERBOAT TARGET OF BURGLARY
• TURNER LEAVING ST. JOHN'S
• 7-YEAR-OLD HURT IN FALL FROM THIRD FLOOR
• POLICE HIRING TOUGHER IN ROANOKE COUNTY
• WAITRESS, COUPLE HOLD WINNING LOTTO TICKETS
• LANDOWNER HAS PARKWAY ROUTE
• SALEM SEEKS POWER TO PRORATE PROPERTY TAXES
• BLAND COUNTY MAY GET PRIVATELY OWNED PRISON
• MONTGOMERY PLANNERS OPPOSE AUTO JUNKYARD
• HOTEL BACKERS TOLD THEY MAY GET REFUNDS
• BASKETBALL CAMP'S BIGGEST FAN A GRANDMA
• POLICE BEAT HIM, COUNSELOR SAYS LAURENCE HAMMACK STAFF WRITER
• UMW WINS UNION VOTE AT HOSPITAL
• WYTHE TO BEGIN TESTS AT POSSIBLE LANDFILL SITE
• FORMER U.S. ATTORNEY BACK IN NATIVE CARROLL
• WYTHE COUNTY MOVES ANNUAL SPORTS BANQUET
• EMORY & HENRY GRADS APPOINTED TO POSTS
• WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS EDITOR NAMED
• E&H PROFESSOR GETS GRANTS FOR COMPUTER
• BUSINESSMEN DONATE PROPERTY TO COLLEGE
• NORFOLK SOUTHERN PLANS STEAM TRAIN EXCURSION
• GRANT SOUGHT FOR TWO BUCHANAN PROJECTS
• CONTRIBUTIONS TO VIC EXCEED $1 MILLION MARK
• BETTER LAKE FACILITIES PROMISED
• ACTOR EDDIE QUILLAN DIES OF CANCER AT 83
• LOTTERY WORKER DROPS THE BALL - TOO SOON
• HOTEL BACKERS TOLD THEY MAY GET REFUNDS
• GAS CONTAMINATES HOSPITAL SITE
• LANDOWNER HAS PARKWAY ROUTE
• MARTINSVILLE MAN SHOT, KILLED
• PANEL TO PROTECT PULASKI WATER SUPPLY PROPOSED
• BLAND CONSIDERS PRIVATE PRISON
• PLANNERS OPPOSE AUTO JUNKYARD
• OBIT NUTTER, W.
• OBIT GEIBEL, A.
• OBIT--KESLER, C.
• TEXAS LURES AWAY VA. TOURISM OFFICIAL
• OBIT--PARKS, A.
• SALEM OKS RESOLUTION TO PRORATE TAXES
• EX-POLICEMAN COULD GET DEATH FOR SLAYING
• ST. JOHN'S RECTOR MOVING TO S.C.
• GIRL BELIEVED HIT BY STRAY GUNFIRE
• MAN SAYS TEEN GIRLS ROBBED HIM OF CLOTHES
• COURT OVERTURNS VOTING BIAS RULING
• C. JEFFERSON STAFFORD, A GILES COUNTY NATIVE
• OBIT--STAFFORD, C.