Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Thursday, April 10, 1997

• INDIANS LOSE COURT FIGHT FOR SWEAT LODGES IN PRISON PLAINTIFFS EQUATED SWEAT LODGES WITH CHURCHES
• MUSICIANS' PUBLICIST DIES AT 50 SHE DIED OF CANCER
• HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENTS TAKE TOUGHER COURSES STUDENTS FEEL NEED TO SUCCEED
• ROANOKE COUNTY CAN HIRE ONLY THREE NEW FIREFIGHTERS COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR'S BUDGET PROPOSAL FALLS SHORT FOR FIRE CHIEF
• CRIME BRIEFS
• COUNSELOR CONVICTED OF SEXUAL BATTERY, GETS 9 MONTHS
• BEYER CALLS FOR 2 TAX CUTS DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR COURTS SMALL BUSINESSES
• 88 YEARS ON THE MOUNTAIN 'IT'S BEEN A MIGHTY CALM EXISTENCE'
• BOTETOURT BOARD TO ADDRESS CHANGING SCHOOL'S NAME THE COUNTY-WIDE LEAGUE WANTS THE MIDDLE SCHOOL RENAMED AFTER ITS ALL-BLACK PREDECESSOR
• NORFOLK SOUTHERN WORKERS VOICE OPINIONS ON MERGER
• MURDER VICTIM PORTRAYED AS PIMP PROFESSOR RAN CO-ED PROSTITUTION RING, LAWYER SAYS
• JUDGE REJECTS APPEAL, SENDS PLAYER TO JAIL TECH RECEIVER ALLEGES OTHER TEAMMATES INVOLVED IN RUSE
• NS-CSX DEAL SHOULD MEAN CHEAPER RATES AND MORE CUSTOMERS, COMPANIES SAY ROANOKE FIRMS SEE MONEY TRAIN
• A CANNY MAN
• TENN. WOMAN KILLED IN I-81 CRASH
• OBIT
• CROUCH NOT THE ONLY 'SPACE HOKIE'