Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Thursday, March 21, 1996

• COMET HYAKUTAKE: A VIEWERS' GUIDE
• TENANTS SEE WARNINGS AS PAYBACK
• OFFICER GETS FINE THIS TIME JUDGE FINDS DRIVING IN CHASE RECKLESS
• FURRY PALS PLEASE YOUNG PATIENTS
• DOES ISRAEL GIVE ALL DUE PROCESS?
• FRIENDS REMEMBER A TROUBLED MARRIAGE
• PENALTY GIVEN FOR DUI
• END TO TOTA DISPUTE LIKELY STILL UNWRITTEN
• INMATE'S LETTER RECALLS EASE, `KICK' OF ESCAPE
• U.S. REQUIRES PUBLIC HOUSING PAYMENT AGENCY FEARS $25 MINIMUM'S EFFECT ON TENANTS
• EX-OWNERS OF CAR WASH FACE COCAINE CHARGES
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• COST OF WIDENING I-81 COULD EQUAL COST TO BUILD IT 30 YEARS AGO
• HONORS SUPPORT SALEM'S PRIDE
• IN VIRGINIA
• HOSPITAL FACES INQUIRY INTO DRILL FAKE HOSTAGE-TAKING INVOLVED GUNS
• STAFF SURVEY CALLED PROOF OF VA. AGENCY'S FAILINGS
• MAN ISSUES RADIO PLEA TO HELP FIND DAUGHTER
• MISUSE OF KEROSENE CAUSED FIRE
• ICY ROADS CAUSE SERIES OF CRASHES
• BOWERS SHIFTS STAND MAYOR FAVORS VOTE ON WARDS
• OBIT
• AUDITOR GETS NOD FROM FRANKLIN GOP WILL FACE 2 IN CIRCUIT COURT CLERK'S RACE
• BLACKSBURG AMBULANCE IN COLLISION
• MURDER CHARGE FOUGHT ATTORNEY: TEEN CAN'T FACE DEATH
• CHRISTIANSBURG MAN HELD IN ESTRANGED WIFE'S SLAYING