Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Friday, April 11, 1997

• TRUST 500 RACERS TO SPEED THROUGH DOWNTOWN GENTLEMEN, START YOUR GO-CARTS
• ROANOKE'S VOTER REGISTRAR RETIRES AFTER 6-YEAR TENURE SHE LED EFFORTS TO BOOST REGISTRATION
• GROUP FINDS BETTER WAY OF HANDLING THE CAT PROBLEM PROJECT IS OFFERED AS A MODEL
• RICHARD CULLEN HAS BEEN CITED AS GOV. ALLEN'S PICK AS ATTORNEY GENERAL ACTIVIST MAY SUCCEED GILMORE
• SCIENCE TEACHERS HONORED TWO WIN NATIONAL PRIZES
• MAN GETS 17 YEARS IN CHASE FATALITY COVINGTON MOTORIST DIED WHEN CAR THIEVES FLEEING POLICE HIT HIM NEAR GALA
• IT'S NOT OVER YET, THOUGH ... FRUIT CROP DOWN BUT NOT YET OUT
• FORENSIC TESTS BACK POLICE OPINION: MURDER-SUICIDE BODIES FOUND A WEEK LATER
• ALLEN PUTS CORK IN RESORT'S LIQUOR PLANS CARROLL COUNTY RESORT NEAR BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY STAYS DRY
• COUNCIL SCALES BACK ITS ENROLLMENT FORECAST FEWER STUDENTS MEANS HIGHER EDUCATION COSTS WILL RISE, BUT AT A SLOWER RATE
• GOP SEES VA. RACE AS INDICATOR FOR '98 AS VIRGINIA, JERSEY GO, SO GOES THE NATION, GROUP SAYS
• NO EPIDEMIC OF TEEN SUICIDE ATTEMPTS 11, OR MAYBE JUST 1: RUMORS RUN RAMPANT IN BOTETOURT COUNTY
• BANK ROBBER TO SERVE 4 YEARS
• NAACP SAYS ALLEN SHOULD GO CONFEDERATE HERITAGE PROCLAMATION REVILED
• BIKE BREAK
• WITNESSES: KILLER DIDN'T RESEMBLE DEFENDANTACCORDING TO TESTIMONY, THE MAN LEAVING THE SHOOTING WAS SLIM AND CLEAN CUT, UNLIKE THE DEFENDANT.
• WITNESSES TELL JURY WOMAN INTENDED TO KILL HALFWAY HOUSE DIRECTOR HAD LURED HER INTO PROSTITUTION, DETECTIVE SAYS
• NOTHING BUT NET
• PUTTING THE MAN BEHIND THE PLOW
• BOTETOURT BOARD REFUSES TO REVIVE BLACK SCHOOL'S NAME GROUP WANTED WILLIAM CLARK MIDDLE SCHOOL CHANGED TO CENTRAL ACADEMY
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• CHILD CARE FUNDING PLAN FORMING STATE ASKS FOR PUBLIC INPUT BEFORE STRATEGY IS SUBMITTED JULY 1
• ROANOKE COUNTY TO RAISE TUITION FOR NONRESIDENTS
• OBIT