Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: WEDNESDAY, January 11, 1995

• BUDDY THE DOG APPROPRIATELY NAMED
• 12-INCH-LINE BREAK LEAVES MOTELS DRY
• RESOURCES AGENCY DEFENDS ACTS
• BIG BREAK
• LESS MONEY MAY MEAN MORE DROPOUTS
• CRITICS SAY ENVIRONMENT OFFICE TOO KIND TO INDUSTRY
• BASHING OF ALLEN DECRIED
• LEGISLATORS TO BEGIN WRESTLING WITH THE $46 QUESTION
• HEY! THAT'S MY TREE YOU'RE SELLING
• NEIGHBORS NOT THRILLED BY PRISON
• ROANOKE BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT HAD ROBBED 5 BEFORE
• WALTON'S MUSEUM HAS FEUD ON DISPLAY
• BOTETOURT EXPELS STUDENT FOR DRUG USE
• TEENS SENT TO CENTER FOR ATTACK OUTSIDE LIBRARY
• WILDER READY FOR `WILD THINGS'
• LONG-SERVING STATE TROOPER HANGS UP GUN AFTER 42 YEARS
• NO, ALLEN'S OFFICE ISN'T REALLY A ZOO
• STATUE URGED FOR BLACK UNION SOLDIER
• A YEAR AFTER 1ST TRIAL, BOBBITTS STILL MARRIED
• IN VIRGINIA
• RUSTBURG MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ROOMMATE'S DEATH
• CUTS TURN BOARD INTO SCROOGE
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• TWELVE ISSUES TO WATCH
• SOUTHWEST VA. CALLED A TARGET
• OBIT