Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Sunday, October 27, 1996

• SOUTHEAST CHURCH TRYING TO BEAT WELFARE DEADLINE
• EPISCOPALIANS INSTALL BISHOP
• RAIL FANS AIDING MUSEUM PROJECT
• SENATORS: JUDGES TOO MUM COMMISSION SCRUTINIZED
• RESTAURANTS OWE $5.5 MILLION IN LATE TAXES
• FRIED APPLE PIES CALL OUT THE CROWD
• LEGIONNAIRES' SOURCE SOUGHT BUT INVESTIGATORS MAY NEVER HAVE MORE THAN A THEORY
• LAST LOOK FOR TODDLER UNDERTAKEN MEANWHILE, FAMILY OFFERING A REWARD
• HEALTH ISSUES RANK HIGH ON LIST OF CONCERNS
• HOLY CAPED COMPETITORS!
• A PLACE TO FIND HOPE, SPURN DOPEOFFICIALS SAY IT'S TOO EARLY TO JUDGE ROANOKE'S DRUG COURT, THE FIRST PROGRAM OF ITS KIND IN THE STATE. BUT THEY HOPE IT WILL PRODUCE MORE SUCCESSES LIKE DAVID THOMPSON.
• HOKIE FAN WALKS I-81 IN THE BUFF TECH GAME TRAFFIC SLOWED BY SPECTACLE
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• ADVOCATE FOR ANIMALS DIES AT 54
• OBITS II
• OBIT I
• ROADWATCH
• FACTS ABOUT DRUG COURT
• WHERE THE CANDIDATES STAND ON HEALTH CARE