Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: TUESDAY, April 16, 1991

• OBIT-WARD, M.
• OBIT-SUMMERFIELD, C.
• OBIT-BEAMER, H.
• OBIT-BISHOP, G.
• OBIT-JONAS, C.
• OBIT-CHRISTENSEN, D.
• OBIT-PETREE, J.
• OBIT-HACKETT, E.
• OBIT-KATZ, D.
• OBIT-OVERSTREET, A.
• THIS BATTLE-HARDENED ROAD WARRIOR FINALLY WINS ONE
• MACHINE MANUFACTURER LAYS OFF 120 WORKERS
• BOOT CAMP OPENS FOR YOUNG CONVICTS
• 4 PLEAD INNOCENT IN UVA DRUG RAIDS
• COMMUNITY COLLEGE CHIEF RESIGNS POST
• DRUG-DEAL INFORMANT IS KILLED
• PULASKI BUDGET CUTS DRAW LITTLE PROTEST
• FAMILY SCAVENGES THROUGH TRASH FOR EARTH'S BENEFIT
• UNIONS PREPARE FOR RAIL STRIKE/ BUSH URGES SIDES TO SETTLE DISPUTE WITHOUT
• RADFORD COMMISSION REVISES ZONING DISTRICTS
• STATE COLLEGE CUTS 20 EMPLOYEES
• GRADUATES TO HEAR ETHICS PANEL CHIEF
• BUS OFFICIAL OPTIMISTIC
• CITY BUDGET HAS PLENTY OF SCARCITY/ OPPOSITION TO TAX INCREASE THREATENS
• STAUNTON MAN INDICTED IN FATHER-IN-LAW'S DEATH
• VINTON RAIL CROSSING CLOSED FOR REPAIRS
• MAN GETS 20 YEARS ON DRUG CONVICTION
• BLACKSBURG TAX RATE STEADY
• VIEWS ON SCHOOL BOARD HEARD
• ROANOKE JAIL WINS ACCREDITATION
• SURVEY FINDS PATTERN OF ABUSE BY VA. BEACH POLICE
• MONEY WON'T FUND NEW SCHOOL RAISES
• 5 NEWSPAPER STAFFERS WIN LANDMARK AWARDS
• VETERAN SEN. BUCHANAN DIES
• OBIT-MARTIN, C.
• OBIT-STRICKLER, S.
• VALLEY METRO STRIKE HOPED TO BE AVOIDED
• OFFICIALS CONCERNED BUDGET DOESN'T CONTAIN RAISES
• SCHOOL BOARD WANTED MORE
• MOTHER IS CHARGED WITH CAPITAL MURDER
• SHOE COMPANY TOLD TO REFUND $750,000
• WOMAN STABS MAN AFTER SEXUAL ATTACK
• TRUSTEES TO ALLOW MILITARY TO RECRUIT
• RAIL STRIKE DEADLINE LOOMS
• DOMINION BANKSHARES POSTS PROFIT
• WILDER: YOUNG BLACKS NEED HIGH MORAL GOALS