Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: WEDNESDAY, May 4, 1994

• IN SALEM, IT'S FINALLY THE YEAR OF CHANGE
• RADFORD VOTERS TURN OUT TO ELECT MAYOR TO 3RD TERM
• FOR THE RECORD
• FORMER ROBB BACKERS EAGER FOR WILDER TO RUN
• BLACKSBURG BACKS COUNCIL INCUMBENTS
• STUDENT GETS FIRSTHAND LESSON IN POLITICS
• HOLLINS PARK PRESCHOOL CLOSES
• RIGHT TO WRITE-IN PULLS IN VOTERS
• WOMAN CONVICTED OF ASSAULT
• GUILTY PLEA EXPECTED IN HACKER TRIAL
• TRAPPED
• VINTON'S 2 INCUMBENTS OUSTED IN COUNCIL VOTE
• ALLEN TO SPEAK AT FUND-RAISER
• MARINE AGENCY TURNS DOWN FEDERAL GRANT
• BEDFORD RE-ELECTS 2 INCUMBENTS
• TRAIL MORE THAN WHAT MEETS EYE
• ACLU: GRADUATION PRAYERS ILLEGAL
• REPORT: NORFOLK RESEGREGATION FAILS STUDENTS
• NEW OFFICE FOR PINCKARD
• RICHARD SCARRY, CHILDREN'S AUTHOR, DIES AT 74
• ABANDONED, SHOT, SLUSH THE CAT STILL DETERMINED TO LIVE
• MOTHER SAVES BABY FROM FIRE BUT SON, 3, DIES
• ACCIDENT VICTIM TAKES COLLISION SERIOUSLY
• MAN HELD IN ROBBERY, BEATINGS
• 2 ROANOKERS SHARE IN FLA. LOTTO JACKPOT
• HUD SAYS HOMELESS ABOUND IN RURAL U.S.
• GRAHAM TO STEP UP INTO PULASKI MAYOR'S OFFICE
• GOP GAINS ON CITY COUNCIL
• MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
• CHRISTIANSBURG INCUMBENTS WIN EASILY
• ELECTION RESULTS CHARTS
• VA. SOCIAL SERVICES CHIEF QUITS
• GOODE SUGGESTS DEBATES