Roanoke Times

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Virginia: FRIDAY, March 3, 1995

• THE HIGH-TECH CONNECTION
• SHINGLES SUFFERERS SOUGHT
• ED FLANDERS DIES; NOTED TV `DOCTOR'
• ROBB PRAISES BASE-CLOSING PLAN
• BEHIND HER ART, THERE IS GRATITUDE
• GAY MINISTER VOWS TO FAST TILL PAT ROBERTSON RELENTS
• DNA TESTING AIMED AT DEER POACHERS
• FIRED TEACHER PLANS TO SUE SCHOOL BOARD
• DEAFNESS DEFINES CASE
• ALLEN URGED TO HINT FATE OF JOBS BILL
• BEDFORD SEEKS APPLICANTS FOR CITY COUNCIL
• MEETING TO ADDRESS MONTGOMERY BRIDGE
• IN VIRGINIA
• PROJECT TO WIDEN WEBBER TO BEGIN
• WELFARE BILL DENOUNCED AS `ANTI-FAMILY'
• 20 YEARS LATER, CONFEREES REFLECT ON KEPONE LEGACY
• ALCOHOL ADS NOT THE TOAST OF THE STATE
• WALKWAY COST COULD GROW VIDEO SECURITY SYSTEM PROPOSED
• PLANNERS COMPARE NOTES
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• MILLER WILL RUN AGAINST WARNER
• SAVINO LOSES DEATH-PENALTY APPEAL
• NORFOLK CITY WORKER CHARGES ANTI-WHITE BIAS
• GREENBRIER GAMBLING BILL KILLED
• IN VIRGINIA
• ON THE ROAD AGAIN
• OBIT