Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Sunday, July 14, 1996

• RICHMOND CHAMBER REPORT MAKES RACIAL DATA AVAILABLE
• ROADWATCH
• `GOOD OLD DAYS' WERE A BIT DEADLY IN ROANOKE
• MAYOR: WHY'S TOURIST GURU HITTING ROAD? DAVID BOWERS ASKS WHERE VISITORS BUREAU IS HEADING
• MASTER OF ILLUSION PULLS BIGGEST TRICK: VANISHING ACT
• INMATE'S PEACE STUDY GROUP SHUT
• STRANDED SAILORS LEAVE WATER PRISON, FLY HOME PAKISTANI AND INDIAN SEAMAN RETURN WITH LITTLE CASH TO SHOW FOR TROUBLES
• OBIT LATE NOTICE
• EAGLE ROCK FEELS LIKE LONELY ISLAND
• `STAND BY ME'
• CHURCH FIRES FORGE STRONGER BONDS
• VMI COED OR PRIVATE? A FALL REPLY BOARD OF VISITORS VOTES TO MAKE DECISION IN SEPTEMBER
• 'SALT CAPITAL' A MECCA OF HOPE SALTVILLE: THE TOWN THAT WOULDN'T DIE
• MINOR LEAGUE OWNER HAS BIG LEAGUE PLANS
• VIRGINIA MOM REACHES OUT TO ORPHANS
• BLUEFIELD MAN HIT CROSSING I-81
• MORE THAN ENOUGH MYSTERY
• W&M FACULTY STUDIES INTERNET COPYRIGHT LAWS
• ANKLE BRACELETS KEEP JUVENILE OFFENDERS HOME
• OBIT