Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Tuesday, March 4, 1997

• DEPRECIATION CLAIMS RAISE TAX COMPLAINTS
• I-95 EARNS NAME AS THE `FIREARM FREEWAY' TO NEW YORK
• WATERWORLD PARK PLANNED FOR LAKE
• BOTETOURT DEPUTY STUMBLES ACROSS, FOILS DRUG PICK UP
• BOTETOURT DEPUTY STUMBLES ACROSS, FOILS DRUG PICK UP
• MORE TREE-PLANTING VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
• CREDIT CARD AND COSMETICS SCAM ENDS 2 CANADIAN MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARGES IN ROANOKE
• STORE CLERK AND CAB DRIVER HALT ROBBERY WOULD-BE ROBBER LAST SEEN RUNNING OFF
• 2 ROANOKE WOMEN RAPED AT GUNPOINT
• 15 ELEMENTARY KIDS SLIGHTLY HURT IN WRECK TEEN-AGER HITS BUS IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
• WHO TO CALL FOR ROADSIDE EMERGENCIES
• DEPUTY CLERK INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• WYTHE JURY VISITS TWO SITES IN MURDER TRIAL
• STUDY: CHILDREN IN SOUTH AT RISK MORE POVERTY, INFANT MORTALITY, TEEN VIOLENCE AND TEEN PREGNANCY
• UP IN FLAMES
• FILM FESTIVAL JOINS BOYCOTT, DROPS HOTEL
• LEGISLATORS CLARIFY BRIDGE PLAN BOTETOURT LEANS TOWARD SAVING EAGLE ROCK LINK
• SCOPING IT OUT|
• WATER OVER THE BRIDGEJANEL RHODA/STAFF. HEAVY RAINS SWELLED THE ROANOKE RIVER, CLOSING THE BRIDGE ON WILEY DRIVE BETWEEN SMITH AND WASENA PARKS MONDAY. NEARLY AN INCH OF RAIN FELL IN ROANOKE ON SUNDAY, AND ABOUT 1.4 INCHES FELL MONDAY. TODAY'S FORECAST PROMISED AN END TO THE SOGGY GLOOM: SUNNY SKIES AND TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW 60S. COLOR.
• ROANOKE ASKS HOW BEST TO GOVERN
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• ROANOKE GAS TO CUT ITS PRICES CUSTOMERS' BILLS SHOULD DROP ABOUT $10 A MONTH
• OBIT