Roanoke Times

& World-News

Current: SATURDAY, February 2, 1991

• DUBLIN CHURCH BEGINS MISSION FOR TROOPS
• BIBLE CLASS BEGINS AT LYNCHBURG COLLEGE
• PULASKI CHURCH REPORTS RECYCLING PROGRESS
• METHODIST CHURCHES PRAY FOR GULF TROOPS
• THREE NEW VESTRY MEMBERS ELECTED
• 3 PROGRAMS COMPRISE BEVILLE MEMORIAL FUND
• BOB MARLEY'S BIRTHDAY MARKED AT RADFORD BUS STOP
• VIRGINIA TECH ROUNDTABLE WEDNESDAY
• AAUW OFFERING RE-ENTRY GRANTS
• RETIRED EXECUTIVE GIVES TECH $200,000
• BLACKSBURG COMPANY DEVELOPS TOURIST LURE
• BLACKSBURG PRAISED FOR FINANCIAL REPORTING
• TAX CREDITS AVAILABLE ON RECYCLING EQUIPMENT
• FIRST NATIONAL BANK SHOWS RECORD GROWTH
• NATIONAL BANK SHOWS ASSETS, DIVIDEND RISE
• NEW OWNERS TO EXPAND ADVANTAGE ADVERTISING
• PULASKI HOSPITAL OFFERS UROLOGY CARE
• EYE CENTER OFFERS CARE FOR CHARITY
• READY FOR SOME `SLUZ DUZ'? PETER OSTROUSHKO WILL PLAY IT
• 200 STUDENTS GATHER FOR ALL-DISTRICT BAND
• BLUE RIDGE WORLD TRADE GROUP TO HEAR SOVRAN SPEAKER
• FOR THE RECORD
• FRENCH CLASS OFTEN LOST FOR WORDS - IN QUEBEC
• LOCALITIES WORK ON SIMPLIFYING RECYCLING
• PRISONERS DOING THEIR PART\INMATES AT PULASKI PRISON PUT TOGETHER A MIDEAST
• PULASKI DEPUTIES STILL SEEK JUVENILE