Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: TUESDAY, March 24, 1992

• OBIT-TAYLOR, L.
• OBIT-WHEELER, A.
• OBIT-ALIFF, M.
• OBIT-HARRIS, P.
• OBIT-BALLARD, J.
• OBIT-AYERS, C.
• OBIT-MOHLER, M.
• OBIT-ENTSMINGER, W.
• AMAZING
• OBIT-SCOTT, C.
• OBIT-HAMM, O.
• URBAN TROUT SEASON HAS ARTIFICIAL LURE
• OBIT-SLOAN, J.
• OBIT-MAJURE, W.
• CARROLL BOARD TO OPERATE FARMERS MARKET
• BADLY BURNED MAN DRIVES SELF TO HOSPITAL
• ARTS COMMISSION PLANS GRANT WORKSHOPS
• UNITED WAY OFFICIALS AWAITING PROBE REPORT BEFORE RESUMING DUES
• 8 TREATED, RELEASED AFTER TOXIC EXPOSURE
• GILES GIRL'S SENTENCE CRITICIZED
• GAO PROBE OF CENTER URGED
• WEST RETRIAL MOVED OUT OF TOWN, POSTPONED
• STAYING HOME HELPS WILDER
• JUDGE OKS DRUG DEALER'S STIFF SENTENCE
• `THEY NEED SOMEONE ON THE OUTSIDE'
• ROANOKE-BORN PILOT ALWAYS WANTED TO FLY
• CALL HIM `THE VCR CANDIDATE'
• ABANDONED DAUGHTER `A VERY COURAGEOUS LITTLE GIRL'
• MAN FINED FOR STARVING SHEEP
• MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING HAS BOND LOWERED
• SHUCKERS OWNER SENTENCED TO 4 YEARS
• BOOK'S FOES CALL FOR RALLY
• DRUG DEALER SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS
• STUDENTS TO GET MENINGITIS VACCINATIONS
• RUSSELL CHAMBER NAMES TOP CITIZEN
• RENOVATED ARTS CENTER PLANS SPRING CLASSES
• OBIT-REYNOLDS, T.
• BLILEY TO HEAD BUSH CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA
• PRISON DISTURBANCE LEAVES 9 INJURED
• CONVICTION OF INMATE ON DEATH ROW UPHELD
• SPEAKERS, BOARD AGREE: TEACHERS `DESERVE MORE'
• DISC JOCKEY DROPS SUIT AGAINST WYTI