Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Friday, October 25, 1996

• LANDRITH CAMPAIGN ON CARPET
• RAPIST GETS 40 YEARS JUDGE IGNORES GUIDELINES
• ROANOKE COUNTY SCHOOL LOOKS TO EASE SPACE CRUNCH
• GROUP PINPOINTS ENDANGERED SITES THE ROANOKE VALLEY PRESERVATION FOUNDATION HAS SOUNDED THE ALARM: ALL OF SOUTHEAST ROANOKE, THE ROANOKE RIVER HEADWATERS, SURROUNDING MOUNTAINSIDES, THE CITY CEMETERY IN SOUTHEAST AND AN ARRAY OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS ARE THE 10 MOST ENDANGERED PLACES IN THE VALLEY.
• ABSENT NORTH LEAVES MARK ON SENATE RACE
• TURNING OVER A FEW LEAVES
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• LILLY DEFENSE POINTS BLAME AT HIS ACCUSER PROSECUTION'S KEY WITNESS ADMITS THREAT TO STOREKEEPER
• OLD COUNTY COURTHOUSE WILL BE REDEDICATED TODAY
• TRAINER PLEADS GUILTY TO IMPORTING STEROIDS BODYBUILDERS IN RADFORD AREA WERE CUSTOMERS
• LEGIONNAIRES' HITS NEW RIVER 4 HOSPITALIZED FROM SEPARATE REGIONS
• SUSPENDED LAWYER HAD 2 CAPITAL CASES QUESTIONS RAISED ABOUT CONDEMNED MEN'S DEFENSE
• GRAHAM TO SPEAK TO LIBERTY GRADS
• RIVER NEW FOCUS OF SEARCH FOR MISSING GIRL DIVERS SEARCH RIVER FOR MISSING GIRL
• FAMILY WON'T SEEK CHARGES IN DEATH
• SCHOOL BUILDING UP TO COMMITTEE
• SUITOR SUBDIVISION COURTS SALEM AND SPURNS COUNTY
• NATIONAL D-DAY MEMORIAL GETS 1ST STATE CHECK
• OBIT