Roanoke Times

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Virginia: SATURDAY, June 17, 1995

• CROWD CONFRONTS VETERANS HOME CARE
• METHODISTS VOTE AGAINST REDISTRICTING IN VIRGINIA
• THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY? HE JUST WON'T STAY AWAY
• COUNTY JOINS URBAN PARTNERSHIP
• COUNTY RESCUE CHIEF WANTS FURTHER STUDY OF OVERHAUL
• COSTS SOAR FOR SCHOOL GYM
• PROGRAM WILL HELP LOW-INCOME HOME BUYERS
• LONGTIME STATE POLICE OFFICER DIES
• EX-RECTOR RESIGNS PRIESTHOOD
• IN VIRGINIA
• PIPELINE DELAY URGED
• INVENTOR OF FIRST COMPUTER DIES AT 91
• CAR CRASH KILLS BEDFORD MAN
• NO EARLY RELEASE FOR EX-OFFICER
• CAR CRASH ON WET ROAD LEAVES 2 BROTHERS DEAD
• ALLEN RETURNS, BEARING DEALS
• BRIEF OUTAGE STRIKES SALEM, ROANOKE
• NUCLEAR PLANT SIRENS STILL NOT WORKING
• MURDERER DENIES TRY AT SUICIDE
• COMPLAINTS AGAINST LAWYERS DECREASE
• OBIT
• INSPECTORS TRY TO RID ROANOKE OF JUNKY YARDS
• STATE FINISHES CASE IN COP SHOOTING TRIAL