Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: THURSDAY, April 14, 1994

• JEFFERSON'S WORDS ISPIRE ANTI-DEBT CROWD
• VIRGINIA SCHOLARS FUNDING IS BACK
• TWINS TOGETHER A LONG, LONG TIME
• VOUCHER ISSUE SPLITS ALONG PARTY LINES
• BUSINESSMAN, CIVIC LEADER GARDEN DIES
• IT MAY BE HALF OR NIL FOR RETIREES
• WHERE THE CANDIDATES STAND
• NAACP: WORKERS SUFFER DISCRIMINATION, AND 'IT'S VERY SERIOUS'
• SOME LYRICS DON'T GET ANY RESPECT
• I-73 REMAINS AN ENIGMA
• TEEN ACCUSES COUNSELOR
• RELIGIOUS RIGHT TAKES CHARGE
• EXTENSION SERVICE COULD GET $300,000
• `Y'ALL COME VISIT,' ALL 6 COUNCIL CANDIDATES SAY
• EX-POLICE ANALYST SENTENCED
• DOWNSIZING DOESN'T FAZE ARMY CHIEF
• 3 MINERS CHALLENGE LAW ON MINE SEARCHES
• PARKWAY STRETCH STILL CLOSED
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• OBIT