Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Wednesday, July 10, 1996

• FIRST FEMALE SCHOOL BOARD LEADER READY FOR THE TASK FUNDING TO BE A TOP ISSUE FOR ROANOKE
• MAGISTRATE NOT GUILTY OF FORGERY
• SCHOOLS SAY KIDS NEED OK TO CARRY DRUGS STUDENTS FACE PENALTIES IF FOUND WITH MEDICINE
• FOR VMI, QUERY TO SIMMER CHAIRMAN: ANSWER MAY COME IN FALL
• A BRIGHT FUTURE
• LEADERS PUSH TAX FOR BUSES BUT LEGISLATORS BALK AT CITY-COUNTY LEVY
• LEGACY OF CARING LEADS TO HEALTHIER LIFE FOR ELDERLY
• MAN INDICTED IN WIFE'S SLAYING CHRISTIANSBURG WOMAN WAS SHOT
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• SHERIFF FEARS FOR HONKERS
• OLD GAINSBORO CHURCH TO BE RAZED
• DOLE: USE VA. GUN CHECK NATIONWIDE FIREARM BANS NOT THE ISSUE, HE SAYS
• ROAD PROJECT MIGHT SPARE DRIVING RANGE
• DEMOLISHED, BUT NOT DONE FOR
• MAN GETS 1 YEAR IN DUI CASE SUCH A SENTENCE RARE IN ROANOKE
• $2 MILLION LEFT TO AID STUDENTS
• AEP COALITION GAINS SUPPORT
• VICTIM'S FAMILY HELPS SAVE HER KILLER'S LIFE
• ACTOR DENIES CLAIM HE ATTACKED VA. MAN
• CONTROVERSIAL BASEBALL COACH IS REASSIGNED
• OBIT