Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Thursday, March 7, 1996

• $137 MILLION BOND HEAVY ON INTEREST
• GRASS THE ONLY THING THAT'S GROWING AT INDUSTRIAL PARK BUT OFFICIALS HOPEFUL OF LONG-TERM POTENTIAL
• WRECK HALTS TRAFFIC FOR 4 HOURS
• ROANOKERS IN ISRAEL FIND BEAUTY AMID THE CHAOS
• SHE'LL DO MORE TIME THAN HE DID
• PRAISE THE LORD, BUT KEEP DOORS SECURELY LOCKED
• MAN INDICTED ON CHARGE HE INJURED ELDERLY MOTHER
• 2 CRITICS OF OFFICER BOWING OUT BOONES MILL MAYOR, 2 COUNCILORS WON'T RUN
• COMMISSION WANTS HELP ON INTERCHANGE
• VA. HIGH COURT TO TACKLE TROUT FISHING DISPUTE
• TECH LAWYERS WANT SUIT DISMISSEDBRZONKALA FAILED TO SHOW DISCRIMINATION AFTER HER RAPE ACCUSATIONS, ATTORNEYS SAY
• STATE BUDGET STALEMATE ENDS
• MAN GETS 25 YEARS FOR RAPE DEFENSE ATTORNEY SAYS CLIENT IS REMORSEFUL
• MOTEL ROBBERY JOINS CHARGES AGAINST DRIVER
• COUNTY PURSUING INDUSTRY GLENVAR RESIDENTS WEIGH LEGAL ACTION
• EDWARDS VOTES FOR REVAMPED DEATH-PENALTY BILL
• WARNER-MILLER DEBATE CANCELED
• OBIT
• LOTTERY BILL WOULD BAR WINNERS FROM HIDING IDENTITIES OFFICIALS SAY 'INTEGRITY' REQUIRES NAMES
• POLITICS LEAVES NEW RIVER WITH A JUDGE-IN-WAITING