Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Tuesday, April 8, 1997

• PROPOSED ACADEMIC STANDARDS QUESTIONED MANDATORY MATH COURSES, INCLUDING ALGEBRA, ARE IN DISPUTE
• DEFENDANT SAYS HE KILLED IN SELF-DEFENSE JUDGE FINDS ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO HOLD A TRIAL
• COMMERCIAL BAKERY TO RISE IN ROANOKE, EMPLOY 180 BY '98 MAPLE LEAF MAKES SPECIALTY BREADS
• CITY COUNCIL PICKS 6 FINALISTS FOR SCHOOL BOARD
• 21-YEAR-OLD WOMAN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT
• ABED CASE DEFENDANT MAY GET OUT OF JAIL JUDGE SETS BAIL FOR ARSON SUSPECT
• JUDGE DROPS CHARGE AGAINST 1 TAXI SUSPECT
• HOMICIDE SUSPECT MAY FACE DEATH PENALTY GRAND JURY INDICTS GUNMAN
• IN VIRGINIA
• CITY PROPOSES TAX RATE CUT MONEY SAVED WOULD BARELY BUY YOU A HAMBURGER MEAL
• LIGHTNING SUSPECTED AS FIRE CAUSE
• MAN WHO SHOT COUPLE TO SERVE 14 YEARS IN PRISON 24 OF 38 YEARS SUSPENDED BY JUDGE
• MAN HELD IN PAWN-SHOP SHOOTING
• BUSINESSMAN COLEMAN ANDREWS TO RUN FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR HE'LL FACE EX-TOBACCO EXECUTIVE, WARRENTON DELEGATE IN REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
• FILING FEE PAYS FOR CHECKING TRUSTEE'S MATH
• THE HOOFBEAT PATROL
• FAMILY TRADITION
• BUDGET HEARING DRAWS 400 BEDFORD COUNTIANS: SMALL INCREASE OK
• REV. DR. ALFRED PRUNTY DIES AT 71
• OBIT