Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: THURSDAY, March 7, 1991

• FLEA MARKET PLANNED FOR SECOND SATURDAYS
• OBIT GIBSON, R.
• OBIT FLETCHER, M.
• OBIT HALL, N.
• OBIT GROGAN, C.
• OBIT ROBERTS, V.
• OBIT SAUNDERS, S.
• OBIT FLETCHER, M.
• OBIT SIMPSON, E.
• OBIT BANE, H.
• OBIT RAYDER, S.
• OBIT HARTWELL, L.
• OBIT FETTERS, A.
• OBIT LUCAS, P.
• OBIT GOODBAR, J.
• OBIT MCDANIEL, O.
• MAJOR'S PERSONAL ITEMS OFFER FEEL FOR CIVIL WAR
• SALEM FUND LAUNCHED FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE
• YOUTHS HANG OUT IN WOODS WHERE BOYS' BODIES FOUND
• NO MATTER HOW YOU SLICE IT, GOOD GRADES A BARGAIN/
• ZOO SEES OPEN SPACE AS DRAW FOR WILDLIFE PROGRAM
• FOREST MAN INDICTED IN 2 TRAFFIC FATALITIES
• ROAD FUNDS TO BE TOPIC OF MEETING
• TECH'S NEW VIRGINIANS TO SING AT MARION HIGH
• VIRGINIA INTERMONT GETS GRANTS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
• CHAUTAUQUA FESTIVAL FUND-RAISER DANCE SET
• JOHN FOX FESTIVAL SEEKS SHORT STORIES
• COUNTY'S CHALLENGE OPPOSED/ POWER PLANT APPEAL HIT/ BY MARGARET CAMLIN/
• TAX HELP AVAILABLE IN TWO LOCATIONS
• OFFICERS TO BE TESTED FOR AIDS FOLLOWING FIGHT
• NO LOTTO WINNER; $14 MILLION POT LIKELY
• EDDY URGES ELECTION FOR BOARD CHAIRMAN
• FRANKLIN SCHOOLS STILL SHORT/ BOARD TO SEEK $379,246
• DRUG ALIBI IS RATHER UNUSUAL
• RADFORD SCHOOLS CLOSING BUDGET GAP
• HE'S GOT 10 STRIKES AND HE'S STILL OUT
• PAIR ADMITS GUN CHARGES
• WIFE PROVIDES SUSPECT ALIBI IN ABDUCTION
• BRISTOL TRANSPORTATION WORKERS WIN AWARD
• MAN SHOT TWICE; NO MOTIVE KNOWN
• PLANNERS FAVOR REZONING TO ALLOW NURSERY, TREE FARM
• BOTETOURT BOARD OKS '91 BUDGET
• COUPONS COULD AID SCHOOLS/ PTAS WOULD USE REVENUE FOR EXTRAS/
• HANDICAPPED-VAN CHARGE PROTESTED
• JUDGE LIMITS RETRIAL TO SECOND-DEGREE MURDER
• PROSECUTION RESTS CASE IN TRIPLE SLAYING
• MORTGAGE FRAUD TRIAL WILL BEGIN JUNE 17
• VOLUNTEERS READY TO HELP WITH TAXES
• HEARING SET ON TAX INCREASES/ MONTGOMERY SEES SHORTFALL
• TERRY PLUNK'S FUNERAL SCHEDULED MONDAY AT 3 P.M.
• TENTATIVE CABLE TV PACT OK'S/ `AGREEMENT IN THEORY' FOLLOWS MARATHON TALKS
• EDUCATION CHIEF: PROMOTING DIVERSITY RISKS SEGREGATION
• FUNDS STALL COLLEGE PROGRAMS
• 120 BURIAL CONTRACTS CANCELED IN FRANKLIN/
• TWO MD. MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO GUN CHARGES
• OBIT LOFLAND, C.
• OBIT WHITLEY, C.
• BOTETOURT SCHOOL BUDGET OK'D
• OBIT CIAFARDINI, B.
• FIVE FROM VALLEY NOMINATED TO ATTEND MILITARY ACADEMIES
• COUPONS COULD AID SCHOOLS/ PTAS WOULD USE REVENUE FOR EXTRAS/
• PARENTS, CHILDREN FEARFUL AFTER VA. BEACH SLAYINGS
• ZOO SEES OPEN SPACE AS DRAW FOR WILDLIFE PROGRAM
• JILTED BOYFRIEND LEFT HER FOR DEAD, WOMAN TESTIFIES
• ROANOKER SHOT TWICE BY ASSAILANT
• CHARGE DROPPED AFTER WITNESS BALKS/
• UVA PLANS LAYOFFS, PAY CUTS