Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: TUESDAY, July 18, 1995

• THE NEW CENTURY COUNCIL'S RECOMMENDATIONS
• SEA WOULD MAKE GREAT MARGARITAS
• HISTORY HIDES IN LOG WALLS
• THIS LITTLE PIGGY WENT TO COUNCIL
• BOY'S MOM CHARGED WITH LEAVING GUN OUT
• INTRODUCING `OUTSIDERS' MIFFS LAWYER
• FARM WIFE STRIKE' OVER; PRAISE FLOWS
• SCHOOL BUS, CAR COLLIDE AT `SHORTCUT' INTERSECTION
• COUNCIL: GROWTH IS GREAT - IF IT'S ORDERLY
• ECONOMIC COUNCIL AIMS TO WORK WITH REGION TO REDUCE TEEN BIRTHS
• OBIT LATE NOTICE
• BOY GETS FIRE SAFETY SENTENCE
• THE IRS GIVETH, THEN (QUICKLY) TAKETH AWAY
• CUSTOMERS PAY - TO COURTS, NOT PROSTITUTES
• EX-TANK-FARM MANAGER GETS PROBATION
• HOT AS IT'S BEEN, POWER DEMAND NEVER BROKE APCO RECORD
• APCO TO SHUT OFF POWER FOR AN HOUR
• DOG WARDEN INDICTED IN ANIMAL-DRUG CASE
• CROSSROADS AREA ROAD CLOSED
• BEDFORD COUNTY MAN FOUND DEAD 50 FEET FROM BOAT RAMP
• THE NEW CENTURY COUNCIL
• OPPONENTS ASK IF PIPELINE IS NEEDED
• STRAY TEXANS SOON CAN FIND MONUMENT TO THEIR `FATHER'
• BEDFORD PARENTS GET 3 YEARS
• S.W. ROANOKE WOMAN REPORTS RAPE AT HOME
• ACCIDENT VICTIM GETS HIT AGAIN IN AMBULANCE
• ASHE, WAR HEROES TO STAND TOGETHER
• ELLISTON-AREA CRASH KNOCKS OUT POWER
• DEATH-ROW REVIEW DENIED
• OBIT
• MONUMENT TO ASHE DIVIDES HOMETOWN