Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: FRIDAY, January 20, 1995

• MALL TIGHTENS SECURITY AFTER FIGHT, GUN SCARE
• FAIRFAX TO REQUIRE WORK EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENTS
• UNITED WAY SAYS CONTRIBUTIONS AT 99 PERCENT - AND IT'S HOPING
• RESCUE TEAM FACES INQUIRY
• DRIVE-BY SHOOTER SENTENCED
• GILES MOUSE TESTS FAIL TO FIND HANTAVIRUS
• POLICE INVESTIGATE DOG-COLLAR INCIDENT
• TEENS CHARGED IN SHOOTING IN BOTETOURT
• PLACID BURNSVILLE WAS ANYTHING BUT
• REP. GOODLATTE PLAYS SPEAKER-FOR-A-DAY
• CONDEMNED KILLER PETITIONS FEDERAL COURT
• ALLEN'S POPULARITY SLIPS IN LATEST POLL
• WOOD PLAYGROUNDS TOO RISKY TO KEEP
• EMISSIONS TESTS REQUIRED ON HAMPTON ROADS CARS
• LOBBYIST SLAMS RIVERBOAT CASINOS
• FAMILIES WAIT FOR ANSWERS
• GOVERNOR WELL-PLACED ON GIFT LISTS
• PRISON IS TO BE BUILT
• A LITTLE TAX THAT SHOULDN'T?
• CHAMBER WANTS TAX ALTERNATIVE
• FORMS: FEW LEGISLATORS ARE LANDLORDS
• HARASSMENT JUDGMENT UPHELD
• KILLER FACES 50 YEARS
• JMU FACULTY TO HOLD VOTE ON PRESIDENT
• FIRE VICTIM'S BODY IS IDENTIFIED
• OBIT KIMBERLIN, ALBERT LORENZA "SONNY"
• OBIT