Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Wednesday, March 13, 1996

• WITNESSES GET PRIORITY PROTECTION THREATS, INTIMIDATION IN DRUG CASE PROMPT FEDERAL JUDGE TO CRACK DOWN
• `FAMILY' GROUPS SUPPORT MILLER ANTI-ABORTION STANCE PART OF PLATFORM
• JOURNALIST, OUTDOORSMAN MONDAY DIES
• NEWS MIXED ON ANTI-GAY INCIDENTS CRIMES FEWER, BUT WORSE, GROUP SAYS
• METCALF APPOINTED
• PURSE-SNATCHER LEAVES WALLET, KEEPS CASH
• TO ENSURE GOP KEPT WORD, CRANWELL HELD BILL 'HOSTAGE'
• VA. LEGISLATORS REVIVE CONSUMER OFFICE ASSEMBLY REVERSES ALLEN CUTS IN STAFF, RESTARTS HOT LINE
• ENFORCING RESPECT - AND CHANGE
• VDOT WILL MAP OUT ROAD PLAN FUND ALLOCATION TOPIC OF HEARING
• POLICE RELEASE `PROJECTION' OF ABDUCTOR
• MAN, 18, CONVICTED OF MURDER VERDICT IN N.W. KILLING DRAWS ANGER
• SWEET TALK WINS BILL BATTLES
• LEADERS TELLING US ENOUGH? TRIGON DEAL STIRS DISCLOSURE DEBATE
• GEORGE MASON NAMES PRESIDENT
• AEP POWER-LINE ROUTE OFF ORIGINAL COURSE 2ND STUDY FOR SCC MAY SHOW EFFECT ON SINKING CREEK VALLEY
• VA. MARINE DIES OF FALL IN ROME
• ROANOKE COUNTY PONDERS PUSHING STATE TO FIX ROADS
• SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE DEBATED
• OBIT
• SCHOOL BOND'S TECHNOLOGY ITEM RAISES QUESTIONS