Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: TUESDAY, March 12, 1991

• OBIT-KILLGORE, P.
• OBIT-DOWDY, L.
• OBIT-JOHNSTON, R.
• OBIT-PAXTON, M.
• OBIT-PRICE, A.
• OBIT-LAMB, H.
• OBIT-REYNOLDS, C.
• OBIT-FRITH, A.
• OBIT-ROSE, M.
• OBIT-HINKLEY, W.
• OBIT-ALLEN, M.
• OBIT-CRENSHAW, H.
• OBIT-HARDY, J.
• OBIT-ST. HILAIRE, A.
• APARTMENT FIRE
• READER READY FOR BEATING THE SYSTEM
• OBIT-KATES, F.
• OBIT-STANLEY, L.
• `BIGHOUSE' GAINES TO SPEAK AT CHURCH
• STARK SAILOR GETS TWO LIFE TERMS FOR MURDERS
• PRESIDENT GETS `CARDED' BY 8-YEAR-OLD SKEPTIC
• WYTHEVILLE COUNCIL OKS LANDFILL SITE/
• BUILDING BIDS GO OVER PLAN/ BURNT CHIMNEY SCHOOL SCALED BACK
• PICKETS JOIN UAW STRIKERS AT VOLVO-GM
• DRUG CENTER DEDICATED WITH PRAISE
• REGION LIKELY TO LOSE SENATE SEAT, PANEL SAYS
• WOMAN DIES AFTER FALLING ON GLASS BOTTLES
• RULING ON LOAN SCAM MAY HAVE WIDER IMPACT
• PSYCHIATRIST: SLAYING SUSPECT NOT MENTALLY ILL
• GUNMAN KILLED AFTER DINWIDDIE ROBBERY
• POLICE AGENT, 2 OTHERS KILLED IN AUTO CRASH
• TEEN-AGER DENIED BOND IN CASE OF 2 BOY KILLINGS
• MAYOR BLASTS LAW THAT FORCED SMOKING POLICY
• VINTON JOINS FAMILY IN LAYING TO REST HOMETOWN HERO KILLED IN DESERT
• HEALTH AGENCY SEEKS FUNDS
• SCHOOL CHANGES PROTESTED/ RINER CROWD BLASTS SCHEDULE, BUS PLAN BY RICK
• BRADSHAW GROUPS FEAR TRASH TRAIN
• AUTHORITY TO TRY GUN EDUCATION INSTEAD OF BAN
• OLD MOUNTAIN ROAD BRIDGE REPAIRS START SOON
• 7 SEEK SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
• CITY: PLAN FOR TRAFFIC NOT LAW
• SALEM COUNCIL REJECTS BRANDON ROAD WIDENING
• SALEM CHILDREN GET EXPERIMENTAL CAMP
• PARTNERSHIP GETS FUNDS
• PROSECUTOR: HUGHES NOT OFFERED DEAL
• CITY SEEKS PACT WITH CRANWELL
• DRUG CENTER DEDICATED WITH PRAISE/ WILDER: FACILITY WILL BE `BEACON'
• OBIT MASTERSON, W.
• OBIT YOUNG, D.
• OBIT FLORA A.
• COUNTY FACES TIGHT BUDGET/ HODGE SEES ONLY $206,000 REVENUE GAIN
• SUPPORT GROUP MEETS ON ATTENTION DISORDERS
• OBIT VAN BALEN, L.
• TEEN ALLEGEDLY MADE FAKE DRIVER'S LICENSES
• DRIFTER ARRESTED IN TIDEWATER DEATH
• OBIT ALLEN, M.
• OBIT BAKER, M.
• OBIT KATES, F.
• OBIT BAKER, M.