Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Tuesday, July 2, 1996

• `OPERATION BLESSING' JET HAS TAKEN OFF
• PIPE BOMB MAY BE LINKED TO EX-FBI AGENT
• ADOPTED RUSSIAN KIDS MAY STRUGGLE TO ADAPT
• DAY-CARE QUALITY SUPPOSED TO GET BOOST FROM NEW RULES
• ARKANSAS TOWN WELCOMES NEWS OF RELOCATION PLANS
• MOM FACES CHARGES IN BABY'S DEATH SHE WANTED TO SEND GIRL TO `A BETTER PLACE'
• WASHINGTON'S HOME SAFE FROM WAL-MART THE DISCOUNT STORE LIKELY TO BUILD ON A NEARBY SITE
• SALEM CITY COUNCIL ELECTS A NEW MAYOR
• CITY COUNCIL IN BEDFORD REORGANIZES
• CITY WINS SPECIAL-ED COUNSELING CASE
• DEADLINE SET FOR STADIUM FINANCING VIRGINIA LOTTERY CONSIDERS NEW GAME
• DEPUTIES CLEARED OF RAPE JUDGE DISMISSED CHARGES BEFORE HEARING DEFENSE
• KEEPING COOL ...
• RACE, RELIGION NOT FACTORS IN CHURCH ARSON, POLICE SAY
• ACTRESS, TV SHOW HOST PAMELA MASON DIES
• CITY SETTLES DISPUTE OVER UNPAID TAXES
• MILL MOUNTAIN INCLINE PLACED ON WISH LIST
• RESIDENTS, WORKERS FEAR EFFECTS FROM RUBATEX MOVE
• MAN-MADE WETLANDS TO FILTER RUNOFF FROM KIM-STAN KIM-STAN LANDFILL TO GET BAND-AID: `BIOREMEDIATION'
• POLICE BELIEVE THEY'VE FOUND MYSTERY KILLER
• STOP AND SMELL THE FLOWERS
• OBIT LATE NOTICE
• INDEPENDENCE DAY CLOSINGS
• OBIT
• CONSTRUCTION WORKER KILLED BY ELEVATOR