Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Tuesday, June 25, 1996

• BIOGRAPHY PROJECT VIA INTERNET BRINGS TWO GENERATIONS CLOSER
• A FULL HEART GOES BACK TO THE BASICS
• WELFARE NEEDS AUTOMATION, BUT SOMEONE SHOT THE CAMEL
• BATTLEFIELD MASTER PLAN BENDS
• RAILROAD WORKER WINS INJURY SUIT ROANOKE JURY AWARDS $125,000 IN CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME CLAIM
• TARPLEY LIKELY TO BE SALEM'S NEXT MAYOR
• YOUNGER SON ACCEPTS MURDER CHARGE TEEN'S LAWYER TO PRESENT EVIDENCE OF ABUSE
• GRAFFITI `TAGGER' TO SERVE 30 DAYS, PAY PAINTING COSTS
• ZOO CHOO ONCE AGAIN CAN DO
• PIT BULL ATTACKS DEPUTY
• SALEM POLICE HUNT ROBBER, WOULD-BE ROBBER
• STORMS, HIGH WINDS BATTER FAIRFAX HOMES
• YOUNG HERO KEPT COOL IN RIVER
• FAMILY AND FRIENDS MOURN COLLEGE STAR
• SUN BATHING
• DRIVE-BY EATING
• OBIT LATE NOTICE
• JUDGE TO RULE ON AFDC BAN
• BEDFORD COUNTY STEPS IN TO LIMIT INSURANCE COSTS SCHOOL BOARD REFUSED OFFER TO JOIN NEW PLAN
• PLANNERS OPPOSE REZONING TRAFFIC JAMS FEARED AT PRICE MOUNTAIN
• HARD WORK PAYS OFF FOR SCHOOLS - $5,000 SCORES RISE, ABSENCES DIP FOR SOME ROANOKE STUDENTS
• COLLEGE, SALEM SWAP LAND CITY KEEPS CONTROL OF HIGH STREET
• OBIT
• TALIAFERRO STEPS DOWN AS MAYOR AFTER 22 YEARS