Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Monday, April 14, 1997

• RESERVE DEPUTIES SHARE THE LOAD IN BEDFORD COUNTY THEY WORK FOR COMMUNITY, NOT PAY
• HIGHER EDUCATION COUNCIL MAY NOT RENEW DIRECTOR'S CONTRACT DAVIES' FUTURE UNCLEAR
• MAKING TRACKS TO THE TIRE DROP-OFF|
• ODU MAY GIVE FAILING STUDENTS A SECOND CHANCE FACULTY SENATE TO GET A LOOK AT THE PLAN THIS WEEK
• STUDENT STUDIES MAP - AND FINDS A MESS OF MISNAMED NATIONS SOME KIDS JUST KNOW WHICH WAY IS UP
• FARMERS HOPE TO SELL FARM-FRESH GOODS LAWMAKERS WILL STUDY WHICH GOODS COULD SAFELY BE SOLD FROM THE BARNYARD
• WSLS PREMIERES ITS `NEWSCHANNEL 10' TODAY IT'S A `RECOMMITMENT TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY ... THE BACKBONE OF NEWS'
• NOBEL WINNER WALD DIES BIOLOGIST WON FOR HIS WORK ON VISION ASSOCIATED PRESS| CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
• A PARTY AT POPLAR FOREST HAPPY 254TH BIRTHDAY, MR. PRESIDENT
• REGULATED GUN SALES DECREASE, BUT CRIMES INVOLVING GUNS DON'T WEAPONS STILL PLENTIFUL FROM YEARS WITHOUT STRICT LIMITS
• RESCUE REHEARSAL IN THE CLOUDS
• OBIT LATE NOTICE
• ROCK SLIDE CLOSES I-64 WESTBOUND NEAR AFTON
• OBIT
• FAMILY LEADS MARTINSVILLE REBIRTH DOWNTOWN REGAINS STORES, JOBS, SHOPPERS, VITALITY
• THE MYSTERY OF MILAN'S IS NO MORE
• HANGING OUT ON THE MARKET