Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: TUESDAY, September 12, 1995

• VISION MEETING SEES FEW CITIZENS
• LAW SEEMS TO FORGIVE TRESPASSES
• JEWEL THIEF'S SENTENCE SHORTENED BY 15 YEARS AGAINST JURY'S ADVICE
• TOWN RALLIES TO OVERTURN BASEBALL COACH'S FIRING
• SCHOOLS MULL NEW DRUG POLICY
• CAMPAIGN GETS A PEP TALK
• ONCE AGAIN, B-17 DELIVERS
• WOMAN DIES IN COLLISION
• VIRGINIA'S NEWEST LIST CITES 745 MILES OF TAINTED WATER
• OFFICER LAUDED AS MAN WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE
• BRAWLERS TOLD TO RESTRICT THEIR HIGH SPIRITS TO SPORTS
• ROANOKE FINDS A BUYER FOR 3 HISTORIC BUILDINGS
• ALLEN BACKERS ACCUSE DEMOCRATS
• HEARING TODAY ON U.S. 221
• CHURCHES PONDER THEIR ROLE
• NEW SALEM CHIEF IS A CAN-DO GUY
• GIGANTIC 5-YEAR-OLDS CAN RIDE THE BUS FREE
• 2 SOUGHT IN DEATH OF CAMPER
• RADFORD HOSPITAL PLAN LIKED
• BIG HIGH SCHOOL PREFERRED
• WILDER LAWSUIT CAN'T BE TRIED IN VIRGINIA
• `SOMETIMES YOUR OPTIONS JUST RUN OUT'
• OBIT
• MAN DIES AFTER CRASH DURING CHASE