Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Tuesday, March 25, 1997

• HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM GIVES TEENS A TASTE OF PARENTING IT'S CALLED `BABY THINK IT OVER'
• WOMAN WITH CANCER GETS NURSING DIPLOMA PATIENT GRADUATES
• KIDS MAY BE BUSED FARTHER TO EASE SCHOOL OVERCROWDING CHANGE SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO EASE OVERCROWDING, STUDY SAYS
• BOARD PUTS A PROPOSED STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR HOUSES ON HOLD SOME FEEL 5 YEARS ISN'T LONG ENOUGH FOR DEFECTS TO SHOW
• WALL HEIGHT DISPUTE STALLS WORK ON WOMEN'S PRISON STATE ARCHITECTS SAY WALLS NEED TO BE HIGHER
• 40 PERCENT OF WOMEN SHOW VARIATION GENE CODE CONTROLS PUBERTY ONSET, MAY BE BREAST CANCER CULPRIT
• THE TRUCK'S BRAKES GAVE WAY
• FAULTY WIRING SPARKED COMMUNITY CENTER FIRE
• BEDFORD HOME SUSTAINS $200,000 IN FIRE DAMAGE
• TECH LINEBACKER CONVICTED OF ASSAULT THE SOPHOMORE LINEBACKER WILL SERVE 2 DAYS; REST OF SENTENCE SUSPENDED
• FRATS BECOME FIRST IN NATION TO BAN ALCOHOL IS IT GOODBYE TO THE `ANIMAL HOUSE'?
• BEYER: STATE SHOULDN'T HAVE JOINED SUIT FIGHTING TOBACCO REGULATIONS GILMORE DEFENDS HIS ACTIONS AS ATTORNEY GENERAL
• CONSEQUENCES OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG RULES STUN PARENTS GET-TOUGH LAWS HAVE FINE PRINT: USE, AND THE WHOLE FAMILY LOSES
• SPILLING THE BEANS ABOUT TOFU
• TRAILBLAZER FROM TEXAS LOOKS AT PATH FOR WOMEN
• ONE OF A KIND
• COLLEGE WON'T GET STATE HELP GOV. ALLEN SCUTTLES TRANSITION FUNDING
• HOUSE FIRE
• WELFARE CHANGE HELD TO FULL STRENGTH GET A JOB, WELFARE RECIPIENTS; GETTING EDUCATED IS NO EXCUSE
• OBIT LATE NOTICE
• PLANNERS OK GOLF IN RINER-WITH SOME PROVISIONS
• OBIT