Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: SUNDAY, March 31, 1991

• OBIT - MCPHILAMY, R.
• OBIT - ABELL, V.
• OBIT - CARTER, E.
• OBIT - GRUBB, Z.
• OBIT - GAYLOR, J.
• OBIT - FLORA, C.
• OBIT - ALMIRE, F.
• OBIT - FENTRESS, M.
• OBIT - BARNES, D.
• OBIT - MITCHELL, F.
• OBIT - TRUSSELL, C.
• TRAVELER GETS RUDE AWAKENING
• WIDOW FINDS MEMORIES FOR SALE ON A STORE SHELF
• OBIT - HARRIS, L.
• JOB-SAFETY LAWS PUT TO WORK
• UVA FRATERNITIES GET ULTIMATUM
• HARPERS FERRY PROJECT MAY BE RIVAL TO EXPLORE
• LEGISLATURE TO TACKLE REDISTRICTING
• LEADERS: ABUSE OF ALCOHOL IGNORED
• CAMPAIGN BEGINNING TO BUBBLE
• BYRD'S W.VA. PLANS ELICIT PRAISE, SCORN
• REACTIONS MIXED AT UVA
• REMEMBERING AIDS VICTIMS
• MOM'S RETURN A MAJOR EVENT
• VIRGINIA'S BUSINESS FAILURES HIGHER THAN NATIONAL RATE
• SWIFT WATERS HALT SEARCH FOR YOUTH
• VACANT HOUSE FIRE CALLED SUSPICIOUS
• LAWYER'S WAR DUTY SHORT AND SWEET
• BLACKSBURG CRASH LEAVES 3 INJURED
• MAN WHO FOUND GAP ON NIXON TAPES DIES
• 9-YEAR-OLD HURT AFTER RUNNING INTO CAR
• BUS SYSTEM TO CONTINUE
• REGISTRARS QUESTION STATUTE/ SUIT SEEKS TO END OFFICE'S POLITICS
• PRISONER KILLED DURING ESCAPE TRY
• RAILWAY EXPRESS LIKELY TO GET LATE START
• MORE JUVENILES LOSE DRIVING PRIVILEGES
• JURY CONVICTS MAN OF MURDER
• SHE'S FREE TO LAUGH
• CARING FOR THE MOST FRAGILE