Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Friday, October 4, 1996

• WHERE THE CANDIDATES STAND
• RECRUITING: A CONSTANT SCRAMBLE
• VOTERS VOICE WORRIES ON OVERSEAS JOBS, LOW WAGES
• NEW WELFARE RULES HARDSHIP FOR SOME
• TUNES INSPIRE NOBEL NOTE
• PROMOTER SUES KNIEVEL FOR $40,000
• KELLY AT THE BAT
• FLYING HIGH
• UP, UP AND OVER
• OBIT LATE NOTICE
• HARRIS THROWS SPORTS DEBATE TO THE PARENTS
• MOTOR VOTER LAW CREATES LONGER LINES MAIL REGISTRANTS: BRING ID TO POLLS
• FOR CIVIL WAR DEAD, NEW ATTENTION
• FLOODING RECEDES, RESIDENTS RETURN
• SMITHFIELD EX-WORKER CHARGED FALSIFIED POLLUTION REPORTS ALLEGED
• ROANOKE SYSTEM RECEIVES GRANT TO BATTLE TRUANCY
• THE BIG SLEEP?
• PAIN PATIENTS SUFFER SETBACK IN COURT
• FIRE SAFETY SHOW TO INCLUDE DEMONSTRATIONS, FIRE ENGINE
• MIGRANT WORKER CHARGED IN RAPE
• MONETA MAN CHARGED IN ABDUCTION
• HONORED FEDERAL AGENT DIES PROTECTED JOHNSON WHEN JFK WAS SHOT
• IN VIRGINIA
• OBIT