Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: TUESDAY, March 7, 1995

• CITIZENS ARE MAKING THEIR VOICES HEARD
• THE BALANCING ACT
• WHY BOTHER TO PLAN?
• THE CHANGING COUNTRYSIDE
• 'IT'S DONE GROWED ENOUGH TO SUIT ME'
• GIVE 'EM A BREAK. MAYBE.
• BOTTOM LINE ON SURFING THE INTERNET
• MAN GUILTY OF SHOOTING RIFLE INTO HOME
• ROANOKE COUNTY STUDENT DISCIPLINED OVER CONDOMS
• DREAM COMES TRUE: DYING TEEN GETS '68 CAMARO
• STUDENTS BOOK PASSAGE ON A GROWING INDUSTRY
• ROBBER TAKES $10, STABS ROANOKE MAN
• JUVENILE DETENTION BECOMES BUDGET BUSTER
• GRAND JURY GETS HUNTING DEATH CHARGE
• RIVERSIDE CLEANUP TO BEGIN
• PLEA BARGAIN NETS TRUCK DRIVER 9 MONTHS
• EXTENSION DIRECTOR'S LAST MONTHS TOUGH
• BOUCHER TO INTRODUCE WASTE BILL
• AGRICULTURAL GROUP TO MEET
• EXTENSION FACES REVIEW
• COURT BACKS COMPANY'S RIGHTS ON MEDICAL PLANS
• ABDUCTION, RAPE CHARGES FILED
• GOP LAWMAKER SAYS HER PARTY IS TOO SOFT ON DEADBEAT DADS
• BIKER IN TRAINING
• HAGAN LAUNCHES RE-ELECTION BID
• MORE PRISON INMATES TO DOUBLE UP IN CELLS
• INDICTMENT ALLEGES POT SALES
• IN VIRGINIA
• BROKEN BAR CAUSED JET'S WHEELS TO FAIL
• PAUL SUTPHIN, EX-FLOYD SHERIFF, DIES
• OBIT BOOTH, LUCILLE H.
• OBIT