Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Friday, March 1, 1996

• IN BRIDGE NAME GAME, FEW MAKE FIRST CUT
• BOTETOURT BRIDGE TO BE WIDENED
• JURY GIVES MAN LIFE FOR DEATH
• MAN FOUND GUILTY OF MOLESTING BOYS
• N. VIRGINIANS DRIVING SOBER FATALITIES DROP BY 29 PERCENT IN 1995
• ROUNDING UP THE RANCH WAYNE DEEL. WORKERS FOR HILL HOUSE MOVERS INC. OF SALEM PULL A BRICK RANCH HOUSE UP THE HILL ON FORT LEWIS BOULEVARD IN WEST SALEM ON THURSDAY. CRESTING THE HILL REQUIRED MORE PULL THAN THE TRUCK IN THE CENTER COULD MANAGE, SO TWO OTHER TRUCKS WERE CHOCKED AND CABLES RUN OFF THEM SO THEY COULD HELP PULL THE HOUSE. THE EXPANSION OF WAL-MART FORCED THE RELOCATION. COLOR.
• S. CAROLINA SIGNAL STATE AGAIN IN '96
• NEIGHBORS ARE TIRED OF FALLING SOOT
• WHEN W&L TALKS PARTY, IT'S SERIOUS
• SOME PEOPLE LEAP AT CHANCE TO HAVE BIRTHDAYS ON FEB. 29
• DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL SLATE PLEDGES UNITY
• RAPIST MAKES DEAL, AVOIDS JAIL TIME
• HENRY CO. PICKS PSA MANAGER AS TOP ADMINISTRATOR
• AIDE ASKS POLICE TO TICKET HIM POLICE REFUSE TO CITE HIM FOR SPEEDING
• OB-GYN BILL TO SENATE UNLIMITED ACCESS TO CARE BEING CONSIDERED
• SICK YOUNG SEAL GETS FOOD, TLC AT MUSEUM
• GLENVAR RESIDENTS CALL SCHOOL FINANCING UNFAIR UNEQUAL FACILITIES, BONDS' ADDED TAX BURDEN CRITICIZED
• ALLEN WARNS: DON'T FOOL WITH BUDGET
• EX-SLAVE'S LIBERIA LEGACY SPOTLIGHTED
• ASSEMBLY OKS REDUCED TUITION FOR KENTUCKIANS
• MOM GETS CHARGE OF NEGLECT
• OBIT
• BUSINESSMAN WANTS TO BE ROANOKE MAYOR