Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Monday, May 6, 1996

• SUPPORT FOR NELMS WANES AS COURT NEARS
• ALUMNI GET A LAST LOOK AT THEIR SCHOOL
• WHO'LL HAUL TRASH? ROANOKE WEIGHS COST OF PRIVATIZATION
• SCHOLARSHIP FOR TECH CADETS NAMED FOR FORMER RECTOR
• STADIUM TO GET PUBLIC HEARING
• `BIGGEST THING ... SINCE WILLIE NELSON'
• COLONIAL DOWNS DRAWS FESTIVE CROWD FOR DERBY GAMBLERS DRINK MINT JULEPS AND CHEER TOP PICKS
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• CITIZENS CALENDAR KEY DATES FOR 1996
• KIDNEY TRANSPLANT SAVES RICHMOND CAT - AND STRAY
• STATE TO PRUNE GARDEN BUDGET DELEGATES WANT FARMING PROGRAM TO GROW SELF-SUFFICIENT OF TAX FUNDS
• DOWNTOWN RACE WET, BUT WORTH WAIT, FANS SAY
• JACK WESTON, ACTOR, DIES AT 71
• MAN'S SON CHARGED IN BEATING
• 202 GRADS OF FERRUM GET DEGREES
• GIRL UNDER WATER 45 MINUTES IN POND
• TRAFFIC DELAY SHORTER THAN EXPECTED
• OBIT