Roanoke Times

& World-News

Current: WEDNESDAY, March 3, 1993

• LAST BILLS WERE FAR FROM LEAST
• TECH INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY TODAY
• LEGISLATIVE SUCCESS NOT WITHOUT COST
• BLACKSBURG TEAM SETS SWIM RECORDS
• BICYCLE CLUB PLANS 10 RIDES IN MARCH
• SMOCKING FOCUS OF FASHION-SHOW BENEFIT
• `OPERATION EASTER BUNNY' UNDER WAY
• BELIEVE IT OR ELSE, PLUS CAT, GOING TO PULASKI'S MAIN STREET
• STUDENTS BLAME PROFS IN CLASS-CUTTING
• APPALACHIAN TRAIL STANDOFF CONTINUES IN CRAIG
• ARSENAL ORDERS UNPAID LEAVES FOR SALARIED WORKERS
• SECRETARIES' GROUP PLANS 19TH SEMINAR
• HEARTY EATERS RAISE $2,200 TO FIGHT DISEASE
• WORKSHOP TO DISCUSS BUSINESS INCUBATOR
• PEMBROKE COMPANY RATED BY VOLVO-GM
• GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL STUDENTS WIN IN ENGINEERING TEST
• MENTORSHIPS ESTABLISHED
• SITE FAMILIAR, RIVAL NOT, FOR BUFFALOES
• COUGARS' HOPES HINGE ON BIG MAN
• BUSINESS LICENSE FEES MAY BE REVISED
• PEARISBURG COUNCIL TO MEET THURSDAY
• USDA COMMODITIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED
• RALLY HONORS ALL OF SCHOOL'S LEARNERS
• 1991 DRUG BUST YIELDS $61,960 FOR CRIME-FIGHTERS
• ALCOHOL INCIDENT BRINGS HAZING CHARGE
• NEW RIVER SCHOOLS FACE MAJOR FUNDS CUTS
• SILVER SCREEN COWBOYS RIDE EACH MONTH