Roanoke Times

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Virginia: FRIDAY, July 7, 1995

• FAMILY LOSES FIGHT TO SAVE FOUNDLING DEER
• 911 DISPATCHERS NOW OFFER ADVICE ALONG WITH AMBULANCES
• EVEN IN THE SUMMERTIME, MAGNETS DRAW KIDS TO SCHOOL
• U.S. SUES VA. OVER VOTING LAW
• COURT FIGHT OVER PIPELINE THREATENED
• MISS AMERICA SHINES WITH SIGNS
• MISS VIRGINIA CALLS ACHIEVEMENT MISTAKES UNINTENTIONAL
• POLICE IDENTIFY DROWNED MAN
• 2 HOSPITALS CALL RADFORD'S REDUNDANT
• ART, ANTIQUE SALE AIDS FLOOD VICTIMS
• BELL ATLANTIC BACKS OFF SALE OF CUSTOMER DATA
• CHIEF PROPOSES POLICE STATION ON WHEELS
• FIBS ON RESUMES ARE COMMON, EXPERTS SAY
• SCHOOL BUS, CAR COLLIDE
• INMATE RECANTS STORY
• PROSECUTOR: SUSPECT FELT NO RAGE
• IN VIRGINIA, RICHEST OF RICH ARE FROM MARS
• OBIT RICHARDSON, DAVID N.
• MURDER, ROBBERY CHARGED
• SCHOOL PROPOSED TO REVITALIZE AREA
• STORMS PUMMEL REGION AGAIN
• HELP FOR VICTIMS
• FLOODING VICTIMS' SKIES BRIGHTEN
• PHILANTHROPIST AND DRUG MAKER ROBINS DIES AT 84
• RESIDENTS EAGER TO FIX HOMES, SHOPS
• OBIT
• POT SUSPECTS' BOND SET