Roanoke Times

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Virginia: WEDNESDAY, September 14, 1994

• FACING THE FEAR - PAYING THE PRICE
• CRIME FACTS
• THE ALLEN PLAN
• OTHER STATES TRY ALTERNATIVE PUNISHMENTS
• WILL LONGER SENTENCES CUT CRIME?
• FIREFIGHTERS RETURN FROM DEADLY WEST
• HITTING HOMERS HELPS A CHILD'S WISH COME TRUE
• RUNNER HELPS PUT KIDS ON RIGHT TRACK
• LAWYER HAS THE `BETTER MOW' BLUES
• DEATH ROW INMATE HAD A HACKSAW
• MURDER-CAPITAL RICHMOND FIGHTS BACK
• AXED SCHOOL RESUSCITATED
• RIVER-PROTECTION PLAN ADVANCES
• 2ND-GRADERS TO BE TAUGHT ABOUT AIDS
• NORFOLK AVE., HOLLINS ROAD PORTIONS TO BE CLOSED
• VA.'S `PAUL REVERE' LEAVE ANY CLUES?
• TEXAS 'EXPERIMENTS' WITH MORE PRISONS
• 2ND VINTON WARRANT FILED, SEALED
• EPA SUED OVER VA. POLLUTION STANDARDS
• OBIT - LATE NOTICE
• CRAIG COUNTY GETS NEW ADMINISTRATOR
• BEYER SAYS ALLEN PLAN FALLS SHORT
• OBITS
• SMALL CRIME, SHORT TIME
• TEACHERS' GROUP SAYS HARRIS PROMISED JOBS
• SUSPECTED BOMBS CLOSE COURTHOUSE
• INMATES MAY GO TO PRIVATE PRISONS