Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Tuesday, March 12, 1996

• CALIFORNIAN TO FACE DRUG CHARGES ALLEGED `GOD OF PCP' WILL BE SENT TO ROANOKE
• TICKET-SALE MUSICAL CHAIRS LEGAL
• THE MARKET DIDN'T CRASH IN ROANOKE
• POWER OUTAGE SENDS NORTHSIDE STUDENTS HOME
• 'VAMPIRE' RAPE CASE CERTIFIED GIRLS' ALLEGATIONS GO TO GRAND JURY
• CLERK ROBBED AT KNIFEPOINT
• FRANKLIN SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES LARGER BUDGET
• DEMOCRAT MARK WARNER RUNS FOR SENATE
• 5 MORE APPLY FOR POSITIONS ON ROANOKE SCHOOL BOARD
• OFFICER'S DUI CHARGE DISMISSED INVESTIGATOR ATTACKS HIS ARRESTER'S RECORD
• FIRE DESTROYS PRINCIPAL'S HOME
• JUVENILE JUSTICE BILL PASSES PUNISHMENT AND PREVENTION BACKED
• FILM PRODUCER ROSS HUNTER DIES STRESSED GLAMOUR OVER SERIOUSNESS
• RELIEF FROM WINTER
• KEEPING A STEADY COURSE
• SPEEDY OK ENDS DEBATE
• ASHES, TIN REMNANTS OF FARMER'S CANNERY OFFICIALS SUSPECT ARSON AT FARMS
• ASSEMBLY'S MOST MEMORABLE ACTS REST IN COOPERATION
• OBIT - LATE NOTICE
• BEDFORD COUNTY ADVERTISES RISE IN PROPERTY TAX BUT, SUPERVISORS SAY, REAL INCREASE PROBABLY WON'T REACH THAT 13 CENTS
• N. COUNTY RESIDENTS CALL SCHOOL PLAN UNFAIR HIGHER TAXES FEARED, WITH SW COUNTY BENEFITING
• MONTGOMERY TO SEEK LARGER SITE FOR SCHOOL
• BUCHANAN OKS LOT REZONING TO ATTRACT PA. MANUFACTURER AUTOMOTIVE, MINING PARTS MAKER MIGHT DELIVER 125 JOBS TO TOWN
• OBIT
• WOMAN DIES; CHASE SUSPECT FACES CHARGES