Roanoke Times

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Virginia: Saturday, March 15, 1997

• PEARL OF GREAT PRICE? NOT SO FAR
• HAVING FUN WHILE LEARNING ABOUT ANCIENT GREECE THIRD-GRADERS CONSULT WITH ORACLE OF DELPHI
• NIGHTCLUB OWNER OUT ON BOND ALLEGED VICTIM OF ABEDS PUTS UP $100,000 IN PROPERTY
• ARSENAL BOOT CAMP LOCATION IS REJECTED SITE CALLED "POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS"
• HAZING LAW WAS UNCLEAR STUDENTS' LAWYER: POLICE OVERREACTED
• VIRGINIA TECH PROFESSOR FLEES ALBANIA FOR SAFETY ROGER KRAYNICK AND HIS TWO CONSULTANTS WERE ALL WORKING ON AN AGRICULTURAL PROJECT IN TIRANA.
• VMI, TECH CADETS CORPS MAY KEEP TOP PREFERENCE TRAINING ASSURES COMMISSION
• OBIT - LATE NOTICES
• WOMAN TO BE VMI ASSISTANT COMMANDANT MAJ. SHERRISE POWERS WILL BE INVOLVED WITH 'ALL ASPECTS' OF CORPS
• HOT LINE OPEN FOR PAMPHLET QUESTIONS
• WOMAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER 3-VEHICLE CRASH ON I-81
• HILLSVILLE TRAGEDY REMEMBERED|O{ILLUSTRATION} PHOTO: GENE DALTON/THE ROANOKE TIMES. BETTY WALDRON OF COPPER HILL SHUTS HER EYES AS SHE SINGS AND PLAYS THE AUTOHARP DURING THE CARROLL COUNTY COURTHOUSE TRAGEDY MEMORIAL. SHE SANG BALLADS ABOUT THE MARCH 14, 1912,TRAGEDY IN WHICH GUNFIRE WAS EXCHANGED IN THE COURTROOM, KILLING FIVE PEOPLE - INCLUDING THE JUDGE. COLOR.
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