Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: FRIDAY, March 15, 1991

• OBIT-STRAWBRIDGE, E.
• OBIT BAKER, L.
• OBIT NEWTON, L.
• OBIT JONES, J.
• OBIT ROY, J.
• OBIT-NEWCOMB, R.
• OBIT-CLARK, J.
• OBIT-JOHNSON, V.
• OBIT-BENOIS, J.
• OBIT-CHILDRESS, W.
• OBIT-ADAMS, T.
• BEWARE, CHEESEBALL! IT'S THE IDES
• ELEANOR SHEPPARD, FORMER MAYOR, DIES
• E&H OFFICIALS SEEK TO BAN PLEDGE WEEK
• WISE INN RECOGNITION COMES AFTER CLOSING
• COLLEGE OFFERS COURSE IN PRIVATE INVESTIGATION
• OBIT-DENNIS, M.
• OBIT-REID, E.
• OBIT-JENKS, J.
• OBIT-MILTON, R.
• OBIT-WOOLEY, D.
• TECH TIGHT-LIPPED ON SEEKING HOTEL MONEY FROM NS
• VOLVO-GM SHIFTS ORDERS, MANAGERS
• WIFE SUES DRIVER WHO KILLED HUSBAND
• W&L STUDENTS TRY TO SKIRT CAR TAX
• HOWARD ASHMAN, LYRICIST, DIES AT 40
• IDEA FOR COALITION TO PROMOTE GROWTH WINS SUPPORT
• BONES MAY BE MISSING MAN'S
• QUARRY ALTERS BLASTING PATTERN
• 4 INJURED WHEN PLANE CRASHES INTO HOUSE
• NO MOTION YET IN SOERING CASE
• TAYLOR ACUTION TODAY
• BEDFORD WOMAN, 88, KILLED IN HOUSE FIRE
• LEWIS-GALE BUYS LASER TO REMOVE SKIN BLEMISHES
• 2 SHOT AT LINCOLN TERRACE
• FAMILY DIDN'T LET BURGLARY SUSPECTS GET AWAY
• BOARD CHAIRMAN SUED
• SUPPORT AFFIRMED FOR TEACHER RAISES
• TOWN'S TREASURER RESIGNS
• BEDFORD LANDFILL PACT OK'D
• PULASKI EXAMINES COST CUTS
• W.VA. MAN KILLED IN I-81 ACCIDENT
• APARTMENTS BY PERMIT BACKED
• GALAX UNIT ISN'T EXPECTED SOON
• COUNTY BUDGET STILL IN RED
• LAKE GROUPS UNHAPPY WITH PLANS
• AIR POLLUTION BOARD OKS PERMIT RULES
• MAN APPLIES AGAIN FOR `ATHEIST' VANITY TAG
• ANTI-SEMITISM CHARGE SPLITS DEPARTMENT
• CHATHAM WOMAN DIES IN FRANKLIN ACCIDENT
• OBIT-HARRISTON, H.
• ARLINGTON MAN FOUND GUILTY IN SLAYING OF 3 PROSTITUTES
• ROCK LYRICIST DOC POMUS DIES OF LUNG CANCER
• DISMISSAL OF FRAUD CHARGE FOR FORMER GE WORKER DENIED
• 2 SHOT AT LINCOLN TERRACE
• VIRGINIAN AGAIN SEEKS `ATHEIST' CAR LICENSE TAG
• ANTI-SEMITISM CHARGE SPLITS DEPARTMENT
• AFFIDAVIT SAYS TEEN CONFESSED TO KILLINGS
• WIFE IS ACQUITTED IN SLAYING OF HUSBAND
• FBI PROBING LINKS BETWEEN BUILDERS AND PUBLIC OFFICIALS
• TREATMENT PLANT PLANS UPSET TWO GROUPS AT LAKE
• PAIR TRIES TO BLOCK GAS TAX RISE FOR COMMUTER LINE
• MILD QUAKE JOLTS VIRGINIA
• HISTORIC VILLAGE TRIES TO KEEP VIEW
• PARKING-GARAGE RATES MAY RISE