Roanoke Times

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Current: TUESDAY, April 16, 1991

• `CARDIAC ARREST' EVENT TO RAISE FUNDS AND FUN
• BUDGETS' DEMANDS GROWING
• PULASKI BAND MEMBER SELECTED FOR SOUSA
• AUBURN HIGH SENIOR WINS SCHOLARSHIP
• CHRISTIANSBURG TEAM WINS GOLD MEDAL
• COMPOSER, MUSICIAN PLAN PERFORMANCES
• AUTHOR CARLOS FUENTES TO SPEAK AT TECH
• CARDIAC-RISK TESTING STARTS IN RADFORD
• TECH TRYING TO BUILD LONGEST SALT BRIDGE
• WOMEN'S WEEK GUEST WILL BE JANE WILLS
• UNIVERSITY TO INSTALL SCULPTURE COLLECTION
• LIBRARY GRANT TO AID FAMILY LITERACY
• ROAD REPAIRS SOUGHT IN FLOYD
• READY FOR A FACE LIFT/ HISTORIC SCHOOL IS OUT OF HARM'S WAY, BUT ITS NEW OWNE
• SUSPENSIONS UPHELD IN STUDENT SEX CASE
• MAGNOX PULASKI TO EXPAND
• COLOR-COORDINATED ROBBER HOLDS UP FIRST NATIONAL BANK
• RADFORD LIBRARY MARKS 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
• SIMMONS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED
• JOHNSTON MUSEUM EVENT MARKS REOPENING
• WILDERNESS MUSEUM TO MARK ANNIVERSARY
• BLACKSBURG TO HOLD WORKSHOP ON OCCULT
• NEW RIVER COLLEGE TO HOST CAST'S PLAY
• BICENTENNIAL PANEL SEES HISTORY VANISH
• LARGE FISH KILL NEAR CLAYTOR LAKE DRAWS STATE, COUNTY INVESTIGATORS