Roanoke Times

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Virginia: SATURDAY, April 2, 1994

• GUNS GOING TO SCHOOL
• WELCOMED THAWS LEFT AWFUL HOLES
• OBIT BABBAGE, VERA
• ALMANAC EX-BOSS GEIGER, 83, DIES
• `LUSCIOUS LOVELIES' HELP FANS KEEP UP WITH BOXING ACTION
• 2ND DUCT-TAPE KILLER SENTENCED
• `BORN FREE' STAR TRAVERS DIES AT 72
• KIDS LOSE `JUST VISITING' JAIL PRIVILEGE
• HOST MOM LOSES STUDENT AFTER QUESTIONING AGENCY
• RADIO LISTENERS IGNORE CALENDARS, GET FOOLED AGAIN
• ARCHITECT SUES HOTEL FOR RENOVATION WORK
• FRANKLIN COUNTY SHED FIRE KILLS DISABLED MAN WHERE HE SLEPT
• WARNER SAYS SUPERFUND NEEDS MAJOR OVERHAUL
• DEATH-ROW INMATES ASK GOVERNOR TO STUFF THEIR BODIES TO WARN OTHERS
• ALLEN NAMES METZGER PAROLE BOARD CHAIRMAN
• COURT SAYS AUSSIES MUST PAY LOTTO TAXES
• 100 CUSTOMERS PAY PRICE FOR MISREAD METER
• ROBERTSON JOINS NORTH CAMP `... HE'LL BE ANOTHER JESSE HELMS'
• RESTAURANT FIRE DAMAGES 8 SHOPS; ARSON SUSPECTED
• A MOIST MARCH
• EMS OFFICE TRIES TO RESCUE VOLUNTEERS
• BENT MOUNTAINEERS SAY `NO' TO I-73 OVER THEIR HILL
• COURT SAYS AUSTRALIAN GROUP MUST PAY TAXES ON LOTTO PRIZE
• WARNER: SUPERFUND NEEDS AN OVERHAUL
• CUSTOMERS PAY PRICE FOR MISREAD METER
• CLEARER PICTURE FOR JURIES
• IT'S A STEEP CLIMB TO THE BALLOT VIA PETITION ROUTE
• SHE WOULDN'T BE IN SUCH A THICKET IF ONLY SHE'D PAID UP HER TICKETS
• OBIT