Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Tuesday, July 23, 1996

• 6 PROGRAMS AT 4 COLLEGES FAIL TO MAKE THE GRADE
• SPIRITUAL LEADER OF IROQUOIS DIES
• BROTHER WATCHED IN HORROR FISHING PALS HELPLESS AS TEEN ELECTROCUTED
• HIGH SCHOOL BAND TO BRING IN THE NEW YEAR AT PARIS FESTIVAL
• RIDERS STRANDED AFTER TRAIN DERAILS ACCIDENT STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION
• DRUG SUSPECT RELEASED ON BOND EX-SALEM GYM TEACHER, NOTED GOLFER SURRENDERS TO POLICE AFTER INDICTMENT
• STOGIES AREN'T SAFER, GURUS WARN
• REFORM PARTY TRIES USING NEW POLITICS
• JUDGE WON'T CONVICT BONDSMAN OFFICIAL FIRED GUN IN CITY TO STOP FELON; CHARGE MAY BE DISMISSED IN A YEAR
• PINHEADS COMPETE FOR THE TIN AT OLYMPICS
• BEATING THE HEAT
• SALEM HIRES MOWLES GOLF COURSE DESIGNER
• STATE GIVES NURSING HOME ANOTHER CHANCE
• WE'RE OVERDUE FOR OWN LIBRARY, MONTVALE SAYS BEDFORD COUNTY EXPANDING FACILITY IN FOREST 1ST BECAUSE IT GETS MOST USE
• NEWSPAPER GIANT TO BUY WSLS MEDIA GENERAL PLANS TO ADD TV TO ITS LINKS
• TRAGEDY HITS HOME FOR ROANOKE NATIVE
• MORE SCHOOL FUNDS NEEDED LEADERS: FORT LEWIS PROJECT MUST BEGIN
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• OBIT
• THE VIRGINIA TECH QUALITY OF LIFE SURVEY RATING PUBLIC SERVICES