Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: TUESDAY, May 3, 1994

• RADFORD GIRL SURVIVES DEADLY BITE OF SPIDER RARELY FOUND IN VIRGINIA
• GOVERNMENT WEIGHS APPEAL OF VMI RULING
• STUDENTS WON'T SEE BIKE RACE
• WAL-MART CHANGES ITS PLANS
• TEAM EFFORT KEEPS VOLVO IN PULASKI
• FRANKLIN STUDENTS SNAG OM VICTORY FOUR STUDENTS AT FRANKLIN COUNTY HIGH
• WORLD WAR II ARTIFACTS REQUESTED
• GROUP HONORS STUDENTS
• JOB SEEKERS MAKE SPORT OF DEALING WITH REJECTION
• 4 PEOPLE ARE CHARGED IN DRIVE-BY SHOOTINGS
• EX-BEDFORD PRINCIPAL INDICTED ON SEX CHARGES
• ROANOKE MAN FOUND GUILTY OF HAVING 2 WIVES
• ALLEN'S PLAN FOR REFUNDS 'NOT VIABLE'
• MORE AND MORE PEOPLE GETTING ON ATTORNEYS' CASES IN VIRGINIA
• SCHOOL FUNDS BATTLE'S FOCUS LIKELY TO SHIFT
• ROANOKE MAN ACCUSED OF HACKING, THEFT
• COUNCIL CANDIDATES TRADE ACCUSATIONS
• GOP FEE LIKENED TO 'POLL TAX' STUDENTS' SUIT SAYS PRICE TOO HIGH
• HAWAII SAYS HEALTH PLAN WORKS FOR IT
• MAY POLES
• OBIT - LATE NOTICE
• YOUNGSTERS SUSPECTED IN FIRE
• MYSTERY SKELETON BEING RECONSTRUCTED
• 'VALVE' ASKED FOR NO-PAROLE PLAN
• SUPREME COURT REJECTS INFERTILITY DOCTOR'S APPEAL
• OBIT