Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Saturday, April 12, 1997

• `OH, THEY'RE MOVING THE TIRES!' ROANOKE GLADLY BECOMES A LITTLE MORE TREAD-BARE
• COCKRAM'S NEEDS MORE THAN FRIENDS' KINDNESS FLOYD COUNTY LANDMARK UP FOR SALE
• CONFEDERATE HISTORY MONTH STIRS DEBATE ALLEN SAYS HE MEANT NO OFFENSE
• OPRAH'S BOOK PICKS BECOME INSTANT HITS
• DELAY NEW STANDARDS, GROUPS SAY IMPACT ON VOCATIONAL ED, ARTS FEARED
• WOMAN: SPOUSE DID THE KILLING
• ALLEN CHOOSES PAL, ALLY AS NEXT ATTORNEY GENERAL HE'LL SUCCEED CANDIDATE GILMORE
• ENJOYING CALM WATERS
• WEED-BE-GONE
• SUSPECT IN FATAL BOMBING FACES LESSER MURDER CHARGE JUDGE ACCEPTS REDUCTION TO SECOND-DEGREE
• BEYER WOOS TEACHERS WITH PROMISE OF PAY RAISE `I WANT TO BE VIRGINIA'S EDUCATION GOVERNOR'
• KATZEN ENDS LONGSHOT TRY FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR SEEKS RE-ELECTION TO HOUSE OF DELEGATES
• LEFTWICH PLANS POLICE BRUTALITY SUIT MAN RECEIVES 4-MONTH SENTENCE
• SPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATOR NAMED ROANOKE OFFICIALS CONSIDERED MORE THAN 150 APPLICATIONS
• BLUEFIELD FIREFIGHTER INJURED IN DRILL, AIRLIFTED TO ROANOKE
• INDUSTRIAL CHIMNEY FIRE AT INGERSOLL-RAND
• FEMALE INMATE FOUND DEAD OFFICIALS SAID IT SEEMED TO BE A SUICIDE
• HAZMAT EMERGENCY CLOSES I-464
• HISTORIC WILLIAMSBURG HAS A PUBLIC-WORKS PUZZLE HOW TO KEEP THE STREETS BROWN
• IN VIRGINIA
• HELENE HANFF, `CHARING CROSS' AUTHOR, DIES AT 80
• STATE WORKERS ACCUSED OF CATCHING BABY EELS POACHING CASE NETS 2 ODD FISH
• OBIT