Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Tuesday, July 9, 1996

• FUNGUS KEEPS LID ON GYPSY MOTH DAMAGE
• FEDERAL APPEALS PANEL CLEARS WAY FOR RICHMOND MURDERERS' EXECUTIONS
• COLLEGE AID PLAN HONORED
• AEP: BURIED LINES TOO EXPENSIVE
• DIRTY OLD ON-LINE MAN PLEADS GUILTY
• MAN SUES OVER COASTER ACCIDENT AT '94 SALEM FAIR
• THAT'S HIGH ENOUGH!
• 16-YEAR-OLD IS 1ST TO BE TRIED UNDER NEW LAW
• OFFICER: MORE PATROLS LEAD TO SAFER LAKES FEDERAL GRANTS PAY DEPUTIES TO WORK HOLIDAY SHIFTS
• FAMILY OF 5 DIES IN BLAZE CALLED LYNCHBURG'S DEADLIEST
• PRICE MOUNTAIN HOMES OK'D DEVELOPER PULLS TOWN HOUSE PLAN - FOR NOW
• WATERLINE SURGERY
• FIGHT OR FUN?
• POLICE IDENTIFY VICTIMS IN CRASH 2 PASSENGERS REMAIN IN HOSPITAL
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• VOTE REVERSED AT RUBATEX
• WATER MAIN BREAK SNARLS ROANOKE TRAFFIC FRANKLIN ROAD, WESTSIDE BOULEVARD GOOD TO AVOID
• BEDFORD COUNTY BOARD TO STUDY HEALTH COSTS
• SALEM COUNCIL DOESN'T GO THE LIMIT ON RAISES
• WITH CONFLICTING TESTIMONY, ONLY 1 GUILTY IN GUNFIGHT
• PHARMACIST FACES FRAUD CHARGES COURT CASE STEMS FROM BUSINESSMAN'S DISPUTE WITH TRIGON
• FRIENDSHIP LED TO FORGERY
• OBIT