Roanoke Times

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Virginia: THURSDAY, September 21, 1995

• RIGHT NAME NEEDED FOR WRONGDOING
• MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ATTEMPTED RAPE
• EPA FLUNKS STATE PLAN TO CLEAR AIR
• TECH PLANTS SEEDS OF CHANGE
• TONIGHT'S EXECUTION MAY OPEN FLOODGATES
• GIFTS TO KEEP HIM IN SWING OF THINGS
• STATE POLICE INVESTIGATOR ACCUSED OF DUI
• DEMOCRATS TAKE SLOW BUS RIDE
• SURRY'S SIRENS WERE SILENT, AND NOBODY WAS WARNED
• LONGTIME STATE EMPLOYEE HANGS HIMSELF AT HOME
• STATE GOP CANDIDATES SIGN PLEDGE
• CONSTRUCTION WILL LIMIT ACCESS TO PARK FACILITIES
• EX-QUEEN MAY GET PRISON TERM
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• MEETING AT THE POLE
• TOO FEW ENROLL AT RADFORD
• OFFICIALS WON'T PURSUE STOCKTON-CASE CLAIMS
• GUN DEFENDANT SUES COURTROOM PLAYERS
• OBIT
• TEACHERS GROUP BACKS SALESMAN
• FLAGPOLE BECOMES A CHAPEL