Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Sunday, March 30, 1997

• ROADWATCH
• HOW THEY VOTED
• NEW LAW WORRIES SOUTHWEST VA. CLERKS COURT RECORDS ON LINE
• HIGHLAND PARK BARBER SHOP MAINTAINS FAMILY TRADITION LEWIS FARMER'S GIVEN MORE THAN A FEW FIRST HAIRCUTS
• `LAX TO LEX'
• READY FOR TAKEOFF
• AGAIN, SHE'S BOUND TO VISIT D.C. FOR A SPELL FOR WINNER, STRAWBERRIES THE SECRET OF HER SUCCESS
• COAST GUARD RESCUES 6 IN N.C. BOATING MISHAP 2 SWIM TO SHORE TO GET HELP
• PARK SERVICE FEARS AIR POLLUTION AT CHINCOTEAGUE, ASSATEAGUE $150 MILLION POWER PLANT PROPOSED FOR EASTERN SHORE
• STUDENTS PLANT A GARDEN THAT IS BLOOMING WITH HOPE `MAYBE ... THEY WILL GROW THEMSELVES'
• NS TRAIN MAY HAVE SPARKED 6 FOREST FIRES
• HIGHWAY WORKERS LEAVE PILE OF UNBURIED ROAD KILL VDOT EMPLOYEES SHIRK BURIAL DETAIL
• INDIANS CALL WATER PLAN AN INTRUSION ON THEIR RESERVATION VA. TRIBE CITES TREATIES IN RESERVOIR FIGHT
• EARL RUBLE, EX-RAINBO CHIEF, DIES STARTED AT BREAD COMPANY IN 1928
• D.C. STATEHOOD ACTIVIST BUTLER DIES
• OBIT
• KROGER MOVE HAS W.VA. CRYING FOUL COUNTIES IN WAR OF WORDS
• FOR VIRGINIA POLITICIANS, TOBACCO MONEY MAY BE HABIT-FORMING A CASH CROP FOR CANDIDATES
• NOT A HAPPY CAMPER
• READING, WRITING & REBELLING
• 'TEACHERS SOMETIMES FEEL THEY'RE PUT ON TRIAL
• SEEMINGLY SMALL INFRACTIONS CAN SOMETIMES BE SERIOUS