Roanoke Times

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Virginia: SATURDAY, July 29, 1995

• IN VIRGINIA
• BALD EAGLE DIES AFTER BEING SHOT
• WITH STICKERS, PARENTS CAN TRACK TEEN DRIVERS
• FEDERAL BUDGET CUT GUTS YOUTH JOB TRAINING INSTITUTE
• WYTHEVILLE PAIR WIN LOTTO MILLION
• HURT PARK DOGS MAUL 2 PEOPLE
• PROGRAM'S GOAL: WELL-KEPT RENTAL UNITS
• TEEN FACES THE MUSIC IN THEFTS
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• WORK IN PROGRESS
• ILLEGAL FINANCE INTENT DENIED
• BIG MONEY ATTRACTS WONDERING EYES
• CLOSING LOOPHOLES IS MISS VA. BOARD'S NEXT MISSION
• BOYS WITH LIGHTER START HOUSE FIRE
• CARJACKER KILLS SELF AFTER POLICE CHASE ON I-81
• FOR VIETNAMESE, SESSIONS ARE A TICKET HOME
• TOP PRINCIPAL STAYS WHERE THE KIDS ARE
• MUSIC GAMES RETURN TO SALEM FOR 8TH YEAR
• DROP IN TEST RESULTS EXPLAINED
• NOSE STILL KNOWS, BUT IT'S GETTING A REST
• JUDGE GETS TOUGH ON RIOT DEFENDANTS
• DULLES GREENWAY HIRES STATE POLICE
• EX-EMPLOYEE, NS SETTLE SUIT OVER ASBESTOS
• MAY PLEADS NO CONTEST TO NEW YEAR'S DAY KILLINGS
• OBIT