Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: WEDNESDAY, January 4, 1995

• APARTMENT FIRE VICTIMS ASSESS LOSSES, AND BLESSINGS
• 3 DISTRICTS CHOSEN FOR 2-YEAR TERMS
• TESTING STANDARDS STRICTER
• ALLEN SPOKESMAN APOLOGIZES ... ER, SORT OF
• SUBSTANCE TESTERS ARE TRAINED TO PROTECT EMPLOYEES' RIGHTS
• EX-MANAGER CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
• THE 3-PENNY NIGHTMARE
• STUDENTS STRUGGLING WITH GRIEF
• IN VIRGINIA
• HEAD 'EM UP, MOVE 'EM OUT
• 2ND ROANOKE BANK IN 5 DAYS ROBBED
• BYWAY IN CENTRAL VIRGINIA AMONG MOST SCENIC IN U.S.
• CHILD-SUPPORT CASEWORKERS ARE SWAMPED
• SWING PIANIST JESS STACY IS DEAD AT 90
• TED HAWKINS, BLUESMAN, DIES OF STROKE AT 58
• SLAYING SUSPECT ARRAIGNED
• NOBEL-WINNING PHYSICIST, NUCLEAR DEVELOPER DIES
• STUDY: UNIVERSITY SPENDING A GOOD DEAL FOR STATE
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• COUNTY'S WISH LIST IS SHORT
• KOHINKE TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION
• GAS LINE BROKEN IN CAR CRASH
• LOTTERY DIRECTOR TURNS DOWN 22 PERCENT RAISE
• OBIT