Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Wednesday, March 12, 1997

• 'BLONDIE' CARTOONIST DEAD AT 75
• HOUSEWIVES RECRUITED TO HAUL HEROIN FORMER SAILORS FORMED SMUGGLING RING
• N.W. RESIDENTS KICK UP DIRT ABOUT BUILDER
• ARTIS DROPS CAMPAIGN FOR SCHOOL BOARD
• STUDY LABELED ROANOKE MOST SEGREGATED CITY OFFICIAL: ECONOMY, STATE LAW CAUSED THE HOUSING PATTERN
• MAN ACQUITTED OF ROANOKE SHOOTING
• VMI FACES DOWN THE CHALLENGE OF COEDUCATION `WE MUST TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT THE THINGS WE CHANGE, AND ... THE THINGS WE CANNOT CHANGE.'
• WITNESSES MYSTERY FOR NOW COURT PRESENCE WOULD MEAN `SEVERE RISK OF DANGER'
• JUDGE RULES AGAINST BREEDER ADOPTION OF DOGS APPROVED
• CANDIDATE REACHES PETITION GOAL T. COLEMAN ANDREWS SAYS HE HAS ENOUGH SIGNATURES TO PURSUE THE GOP NOD FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
• GLENVAR TO GET INDUSTRIAL PARK THAT'S `ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY' THE FARM'S PONDS WON'T BE DRAINED, NOR WILL THE TREES BE FELLED
• WONDER DRUGS GIVING AIDS VICTIMS NEW LEASE ON ONCE-DOOMED LIVES AIDS ON THE RETREAT
• LONGTIME CRITIC TURNS CANDIDATE VOICE OF DISSENT LOOKS TO JOIN ROANOKE COUNTY SUPERVISORS
• BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS
• GREAT SORT OF BREAK
• POLICE POUNCE AS POT PACKAGE GOES ASTRAY
• ROANOKE COUNTY TEACHERS TO GET RAISES REQUESTS FOR TEXTBOOKS, FURNITURE, MAINTENANCE TO BE SCALED BACK
• SALEM SUPERINTENDENT PROPOSES PAY RAISE
• THE COMET'S COMING CLOSER|
• ANGELOU SAYS FAITH INSPIRES
• FIRE POWER
• PANEL INVESTIGATES SALEM VA DIRECTOR PROBE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH PATIENT CARE, OFFICIAL SAYS
• BEDFORD BLAZE DESTROYS HARDY COMMUNITY CENTER 20-FOOT FLAMES RISE ABOVE POWER LINES
• OBIT