Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Thursday, October 10, 1996

• SCHOOL FACES EXODUS CRYSTAL SPRING LOSES STUDENTS
• NOV. BALLOT'S LAUNDRY LIST EXPLAINED RAY REED
• LOSING BATTLE FOR HIS LIFE MIGHT BE WORTH DOCTORS' WINNING WAR
• HALLOWEEN IS CREEPING - AND CRAWLING NEAR
• WEATHER THOU GOEST?
• VMI EXPECTS AT LEAST 30 FEMALE CADETS
• PEROT STOP APPEARS LIKELY
• THEY REGISTERED; WILL THEY VOTE?
• HOT LINE COST MORE THAN IT COLLECTED ALLEN AIDE SAYS IT HELPS PREVENT GOVERNMENT FRAUD
• NEW STATEWIDE TESTS SET FOR SPRING
• FORUM TO EXAMINE WORLD WATER SUPPLY
• NATURAL RESOURCES HEARING SET
• SINKHOLE MAY SIDELINE TECH FANS
• 'THAT GIRL' CO-STAR BESSELL DIES
• EASTERN SHORE BIRDING FESTIVAL LEAVES THEM OOHING AND AAHING
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• KAYAKER'S RIDE ON THE RAPIDS OF RUSSELL FORK ALMOST HIS LAST
• HAYMARKET: A SILLY STRING-FREE ZONE?
• JOHN WARNER ADMITS THE PHOTO'S FAKED SENATOR UNAWARE OF ALTERATION, HIS CAMPAIGN SAYS DAVID M. POOLE STAFF WRITER
• NO JOKE: NO SMOKES IN BIG VENUES
• NEW CHILD-CARE RULES DUE STATE COUNCIL'S PROPOSALS CALLED 'LEAP BACKWARDS'
• AREA PROFESSIONALS FEAR CHANGES ARE STEP BACK
• U.S. 29 DRIVERS REPORT STALKINGS CIRCUMSTANCES RECALL REYNOLDS SLAYING
• OBIT