Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Monday, January 13, 1997

• NAVY URGES SHIPBUILDERS TO SHARE
• STUDENT LOAN DEFAULT RATE DOWN SIGNIFICANTLY IN VA. HIGHEST RATE AT CENTRAL VA. IN LYNCHBURG
• ANONYMOUS WRITER BLAMES SELF CAUSE OF WOMAN'S DEATH EXPLAINED
• NAUTICUS ASKS NORFOLK TO TAKE OVER
• VA. COMPANY NOT COLLECTING MILLIONS IN INTERNET USE FEES
• GRIFFITH STILL PROTESTING COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
• STUDENT STRUCK, KILLED DRIVER, CHARGED WITH DUI, FREED
• FOR LOCAL HERO, LONG TRIP HOME FINALLY BEGINS
• RESIDENTS HOPE TO CASH IN 23-YEAR-OLD PLEDGE
• FLYING IN THE FACE OF ITS PURPOSE?
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• SHULER PROPOSES LONGER TERMS
• RACETRACK INVESTORS TURN TO STOCK OFFERING FOR BOOST COLONIAL DOWNS TO SELL $31.5 MILLION
• GROUP PUTTING OUT WORD TO FIND FAMILIES FOR OLDER KIDS
• POLICE AFFECTED BY NEW GUN LAW
• HELPING HAND SAVES DREAM FROM FLOOD WATERS
• CHRISTIANSBURG GARAGE BURNS
• CITY SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT ON CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
• MAN SURVIVES 14 HOURS IN FRIGID WATER; 3 DEAD DEAD INCLUDE SURVIVOR'S SON; ONE STILL MISSING
• JOURNALIST JEFFREY ST. JOHN DIES OF LUNG CANCER AT 66
• OBIT
• AFTER THE CASH, THE REST IS GRAVY
• WHAT GOES UP ...
• GRAMMY GIVES A LIFT TO BURNED-OUT STUDIO