Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Wednesday, March 26, 1997

• FRIENDS QUIETLY HONOR MILITARY VET
• JANELL LOVE NAMED ROANOKE COUNTY'S EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR INNOVATIVE TEACHER RECOGNIZED
• GOATS AND SHEEP ARE OK, BUT PORKY HAS TO GO CITY WOULD MAKE PET A HAM ON THE LAM
• CRUZ ORDERED TO STAY AWAY FROM WOMAN CO-DEFENDANT SAYS HE THREATENED HER
• VA. FILES SUIT AGAINST SMITHFIELD FOODS POLLUTION, MISSING RECORDS AMONG ISSUES
• FIELD TRIAL OF NEW SCHOOL TESTING BEGINS IN APRIL
• EROTIC POEM COSTS PROFESSOR NEW JOB CHRISTIAN SCHOOL WITHDRAWS OFFER
• SALEM MAN DIES IN SINGLE-CAR CRASH
• NO MORE PENALTY FOR HOKIE ATHLETE'S CHARGES PREDATE TECH POLICY
• RICHMOND BEGINS ALARM PROGRAM WOMEN IN DANGER OF ABUSE CAN CALL FOR HELP
• FEDERAL COURTHOUSE BURNS THE FIRE CAUSED MODERATE DAMAGE TO THE HISTORIC RICHMOND BUILDING.
• THE TRUTH ABOUT CATS AND DOGS
• SLUDGE NEIGHBORS RAISE A STINK THEY SAY THE STUFF ON THE GROUND MAKES THEM SICK
• LADDER TRUCK SAT FOR 219 CALLS BECAUSE OF STAFFING SHORTAGE FIRE CHIEF WANTS 5 NEW WORKERS
• OBIT - LATE NOTICE
• SALEM SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS BUDGET 25.8 MILLION, WITH AVERAGE RAISES OF 3.5 PERCENT
• SHOW ME THE BUNNY
• FRANKLIN CHAMBER APPROVES MERGER CHAMBER AND REVITALIZATION GROUP
• MYSTERY WOMAN BEQUEATHS GIFT TO TAP PROGRAM $10,000 TO BOOST SERVICE THAT HELPS TEEN-AGERS FIND JOBS
• OBIT