Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Wednesday, March 6, 1996

• DON'T LET MILITIA MEMBER OFF EASY, PROSECUTOR WARNS
• INDUSTRY IN GLENVAR TO BE DISCUSSED
• NO INDICTMENT AGAINST SHERIFF
• PICTURES WORTH HIS 90 YEARS
• TRACTOR-TRAILER OVERTURNS, INJURING MICH. TRUCKER
• BLACKSBURG SURGEON HEADING TO PRISON FOR TAX SCHEME
• ROUTES TO MALL REVISED I-581 INTERCHANGE PLAN HOLDS PRIORITY
• FRANKLIN COUNTY RACE HAS COATTAILS APLENTY
• OTTER CREEK CAMP CLOSED FOR REPAIRS
• DEHART'S SENTENCE: 17 YEARS HE MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE THIS YEAR
• SARA LEE CLOSING VA. PLANT SHUTDOWN PUTS 420 OUT OF WORK
• ABORTION FOES KEEP NOTIFICATION ISSUE ALIVE STRATEGISTS SAY CLIMATE MORE FAVORABLE THAN EVER
• BOSS: GUARDS' ERRORS AIDED ESCAPE `INEXCUSABLE' MISTAKES MADE IT EASIER FOR RAPIST-MURDERER TO GET AWAY
• GOP GROUP CANCELS WARNER-MILLER DEBATE
• MCCADDEN SAYS NO TO 2ND TERM ONLY 2 COUNCIL INCUMBENTS TO RUN IN MAY
• ROANOKE GOP CHOOSES 4 FOR 5 COUNCIL CONTESTS PARTY TO STRESS TURNOUT TO WIN MAJORITY
• REZONING ENDORSED FOR BACK CREEK PROJECT
• CHASED SHOOTING SUSPECT ARRESTED MAN ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTED MURDER
• OBIT
• ROANOKE BOARD OKS 6% TEACHER RAISES