Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Monday, June 24, 1996

• EXHIBIT SHOWS CIVIL WAR FROM GROUND LEVEL
• WHAT WAS ONCE JUST `STUFF' IS NOW `OLD STORE MUSEUM'
• SMALL TOWN GIVES TORCH ITS BIGGEST WELCOME IN VA.
• CEMETERY EXPANSION OPPOSED ARLINGTON SITE NEAR FORMER HOME OF GEN. ROBERT E. LEE
• HEAD BLOWS KILLED COLLEGE ATHLETE AUTOPSY FOUND NO SIGNS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT
• FIREMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY
• ASBESTOS IN AIR AT JMU CLOSES OFFICE
• `STINGER' USED ON VIRGINIA INMATES RUBBER PELLETS BREAK UP PRISON FIGHT
• 26 FIND GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY IN OLYMPICS NORFOLK STATE STUDENTS TO BROADCAST SKILLS
• DOCTOR DISPENSES FREE CARE FOR POOR FROM CHURCH OFFICE
• BACK ON THEIR FEET AND AS FIT AS EVER
• COUNTY TO RECOVER DELINQUENT TAXES THROUGH SALE
• SALEM IS HOPING FOR LAND SWAP ROANOKE COLLEGE ACRES COULD SOLVE CITY'S TROUBLE
• CRANWELL TO HOLD TOWN MEETINGS
• ROANOKER OFFERS POLES ADVICE
• VOLUNTEERS STRIVE TO SAVE DRAGON RUN
• NORFOLK DELEGATE TAKES HEAT GEORGE HEILIG ACCUSED OF `FRAUD' BY OLD OPPONENT
• COMMUNITY PITCHES IN ITS `FAIR SHARE'
• TIMBERLAKE FLOOD NOT FORGOTTEN
• WILD SKATE JAM SENDS ACCUSATIONS SPINNING
• CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED
• LOTTERY MAY START HOT LINE EX-GAMBLER GOES PUBLIC WITH CRUSADE
• HEAD OF STATE'S FLYING POLICE DECIDES TO RETIRE
• IN VIRGINIA
• OBIT