Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: SUNDAY, March 10, 1991

• OBIT PLUNK, T.
• OBIT LOCKARD, D.
• OBIT RATLIFF, R.
• OBIT FARTHING, F.
• OBIT MUSGROVE, M.
• OBIT KISTLER, P.
• OBIT DICKERSON, A.
• OBIT WILLIAMSON, L.
• I'LL GO OUT ON A LIMB TO CELEBRATE
• IN SERVICE
• PREACHER TEACHES THE BIBLE TO WORLDWIDE AUDIENCE
• EXPLORE PHASES AWAITED/ PARK PLANNERS ACCEPT BUILD-AS-YOU-GO IDEA
• VOLVO-GM WORKERS WALK OUT
• SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA IN CONCERT
• LECTURE ON NIXON, JOHNSON IS THURSDAY
• JMU'S ART AUCTION WEEKEND IS APRIL 6
• LOAN SCAM VICTORY SAVORED
• STUDENTS GIVE CREATIVITY A SHOT
• RANDOLPH-MACON WOMAN'S COLLEGE RECEIVES $10.3 MILLION FROM FAMILY
• COMPUTER WORKSHOP SCHEDULED
• HUMANITIES COUNCIL GETS $24,500 GRANT
• CHAUTAUQUA WRITING CONTEST INVITES ENTRIES
• H.S. WILLIAMS CO. GETS TWO BUILDING AWARDS
• EMERGENCY CREWS HAMPERED/ HOME, BUSINESSES GETTING ADDRESSES
• METRO FANS DISAPPOINT MERCHANTS
• SITES FOR PRISON SOUGHT
• APPEAL SET FOR PHONE BILL RULING/ WILDER FIGHTING RECORDS' DISCLOSURE
• POLICE HOLD HOPE FOR DRUG HOT LINE
• CLEANUP EFFORT SEEKS VOLUNTEERS
• FOREST WOMAN DIES IN ACCIDENT
• 16-YEAR-OLD CHARGED WITH BOYS' KILLINGS
• CONSTRUCTION WORKERS CHARGED IN ABDUCTION
• BOONES MILL MAN KILLED BY STABBING
• SHOW BOOSTS TOURISM AT CIVIL WAR BATTLE SITES
• LOCAL SURGEON, PHILIP KISTLER, DIES
• NURSING SCHOOL'S STUDENTS OLDER
• PUBLIC STREETS BIG POLLUTERS
• ODYSSEY OF THE MIND WINNERS