Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: SATURDAY, April 20, 1991

• OBIT SWINK, M.
• OBIT LAYTON, E.
• OBIT MILLER, I.
• OBIT DAVIS, J.
• EDUCATION PLAN GETS MIXED REVIEWS
• SCHOOLS GROUP GIVES VA. DEADLINE ON EQUITY ISSUE/
• ROANOKE RESERVIST EXULTS, `WE GOT EVERYBODY BACK'
• SENATE REMAP VETOED/ WILDER SEES TOO FEW BLACK DISTRICTS
• CUMBERLAND PLANNING DISTRICT PICKS OFFICERS
• GROUNDS NEAR ABINGDON WILL BE SITE OF RODEO
• CHILD CARE FOCUS OF CONFERENCE
• USED-CAR DEALER INDICTED/ OFFICIALS: BUSINESS MASKED DRUG TRADE
• LOTTERY OFFICIALS SAY 8 IS ENOUGH
• STRICKLER RULING SETS PRECEDENT
• FARM MARKET PLAN PROCEEDS/ BOARD PROTECTS $8,000 IF FUNDS LOST
• BANK SEEKING $84 MILLION IN LOAN-FRAUD SUIT/
• TERRY, IN CHRISTIANSBURG, SAYS JOBS THE TOP PRIORITY
• LYNCHBURG DELEGATE WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION
• MONTICELLO ALLOWED TO GROW ILLEGAL PLANT
• GEORGE MASON U. PUNISHES GREEKS
• SOME SEEK EASIER EVICTIONS/ ROANOKE TENANTS SCARED TO TESTIFY BY LAURENCE
• JUDGE OVERTURNS LAW AGAINST CROSS BURNING/ RULING SEEN AS LIMITED TO FAIRFAX
• PANEL PONDERS EASIER EVICTIONS
• HERBERT OPPOSES BUYING BUILDING
• VCU BOARD OKS TUITION INCREASE OF 17.5 PERCENT
• POOR ATTENDANCE CANCELS RAP CONCERT
• VCU BOARD OKS INCREASE IN TUITION
• 6 VETERANS MAY GET MORE PAY
• GOODWILL OPENS NEW RETAIL STORE/ FESTIVITIES MARK MERGER OF GROUPS
• DRIVE-BY SHOOTINGS HIT 2 COUNTIES
• JUDGE GIVES MAXIMUM TO FORMER ADMINISTRATOR
• VA. BEACH CHIEF ANSWERS CRITICS
• WEAPONS CRACKDOWN COULD MEAN 65 YEARS