Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Saturday, April 6, 1996

• HIGH-DOLLAR CON JOB ROLLS TO END
• COLLEGE LAYAWAY ON WAY STATE TO OFFER PREPAY TUITION
• CHURCHES SET ALARMS FOR EARLY-TO-RISE SERVICES
• NINTH-GRADERS STILL NEED A PLAN SUPERINTENDENT: HIGH SCHOOL A MUST
• STUDENTS ASSAULT TEEN, POLICE SAY OFFICERS ARREST 3 AT PATRICK HENRY HIGH
• LAYING THE GROUNDWORK
• COURT SUPPORTS GAY BAN `DON'T ASK, DON'T TELL' UPHELD
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• I-81 PROJECT STARTS MONDAY
• BOY, VICTIM, CRIMINAL, MANIT IS HARD TO SAY WHAT IS WORSE: THE CONDITIONS OF DAVON ANDERSON'S CHILDHOOD, OR HIS ACTS AS A 14-YEAR-OLD
• VA. TOURIST DIES IN NEW ZEALAND
• NOW HOW TO VIEW THE COMET? NOTE: BELOW
• INVESTIGATORS CALL WAL-MART FIRE SUSPICIOUS
• ALLEN SIGNS HMO BILL, EASES OB-GYN ACCESS BACKERS: LAW PLACES WOMEN ABOVE CARE COSTS
• STUDENTS WELCOME RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY
• CRITICISM POURS IN OVER YACHT
• PEROT AND INDEPENDENT PARTY TEAM UP REFORM PARTY HOPES TO STRENGTHEN ITS POSITION
• SUSPECT TO UNDERGO EVALUATION ROANOKE MAN FACES 8 COUNTS OF ARSON
• EX-OFFICER FACES CHARGE ON INMATE'S CREDIT CARD
• EX INDICTED IN MURDER-FOR-HIRE TRY
• IN VIRGINIA
• OBIT