Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Saturday, January 11, 1997

• VATICAN'S POLICIES ALIENATE WOMAN FROM CATHOLICISM
• URGE TO DROP OLD WAYS INSPIRES FLOCKING TO OLD CATHOLIC CHURCH
• HE MAKES WORLD BETTER BY WATCHING OUT FOR HIS CORNER
• CRACK'S DOUBLE EDGEIT'S THE SCOURGE OF BLACK COMMUNITIES, BUT THE FIGHT AGAINST IT OFTEN EXACTS A HIGH PRICE: THEIR SONS
• TATTOOS: I.D.S FOR LOST PETS AP. GERI HENRY WITH HER ENGLISH COCKER, SUGAR. DOGS CAN'T PHONE HOME, BUT HENRY WRONGLY BELIEVED HER DOGS' TATTOOS WOULD LET SOMEONE ELSE MAKE THAT CALL.
• I-95 SLAYING SUSPECTS SOUGHT IN OTHER CRIMES
• LONELY MAYTAG MAN, JESSE WHITE, DIES
• PREGNANCY BIAS SUIT TO BE TRIED VIRGINIA SUPREME COURT REINSTATES ROANOKE CASE
• YEAR-ROUND HIDDEN VALLEY LIKELY IF THE BOTTOM LINE ISN'T TOO HIGH
• BREEDER DENIES NEGLECT CHARGES WOMAN WILL FIGHT FOR HER 'BABIES'
• PROPOSED BILL LOOKS AT FIRE SAFETY ISSUE
• GIRL STABLE AFTER HANGING ACCIDENT
• `A NIGHTMARE THAT HAS NO END'
• FIREFIGHTERS ESCAPE BLAZE BUT LOSE THEIR STATION, GEAR
• BUS STOP TRADITION
• LEGISLATORS CONSIDER 'LAG PAY'
• LONGTIME EDUCATOR KENNETT ORR DIES
• DEQ PLANNER RESIGNS BIPARTISAN DISDAIN GREETS HIS MEMO
• ALLEN TO ACCEPT SCHOOL DOLLARS
• NOBEL CHEMIST CALVIN DIES STUDIES LED TO USE OF SOLAR ENERGY
• CRACK RUNS THIS HOUSEHOLD