Roanoke Times

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Virginia: Wednesday, April 16, 1997

• TEMPTATIONS SPIN OLD FLAIR WITH NEW TWIST
• FUNERAL TODAY FOR MATRIARCH OF CHURCH FAITHFUL MEMBER OF HILL STREET BAPTIST
• FAIRFAX POLICE FIND A FEW GOOD VOLUNTEERS PUTTING IN TIME FOR NO PAY
• 18 STUDIES ON JLARC AGENDA WELFARE REFORM, CHILD DAY CARE AMONG ISSUES
• BEDFORD SCHOOLS CUT STAFF NOTIFIES 43 WORKERS
• DON'T LOOK NOW, BUT TAX SEASON'S JUST BEGUN NOW IT'S PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES
• ALLEN OPENS CONFERENCE ON URBAN REVITALIZATION GOVERNOR WANTS GRASS-ROOTS IDEAS
• EMPLOYEE SET TO CHALLENGE COMMISSIONER ROANOKE DEMOCRATS MAY BE SPLIT ON BACKING INCUMBENT FIELDER
• JURY CONVICTS PROSTITUTE IN MURDER OF HALFWAY HOUSE BOSS WOMAN BREAKS DOWN IN TEARS WHEN JURORS RECOMMEND 10-YEAR SENTENCE
• STATE BOARD FIRES DIRECTOR OF COLLEGES DAVIES SERVED IN POSITION 20 YEARS, BUT CLASHED WITH GOVERNOR'S APPOINTEES
• OBIT LATE NOTICE
• IN HER SPRING PASTELS
• LATE FILERS HAVE A DEADLINE PARTY WHO SAYS GIVING YOUR MONEY TO THE GOVERNMENT CAN'T BE FUN?
• STOLLE'S BROCHURES IN QUESTION CANDIDATE'S CLAIMS AREN'T THE FULL STORY
• DON TERP MAKES APOLOGY TO SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICIAL DOES LIVE IN BEDFORD COUNTY
• BUDGET OK, SAY SCHOOLS ROANOKE COUNTY HAD ASKED FOR CUT
• TOWN GETS LAST CHANCE TO MAKE HIGHER OFFER CHRISTIANSBURG'S BID FOR HISTORIC POST OFFICE REJECTED
• OBIT
• TECH PROFESSORS WORRY ABOUT OUSTINGEDUCATORS HAD NOTHING BUT PRAISE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION DIRECTOR GORDON DAVIES.
• CHESAPEAKE BAY GRASSES SPREADING AFTER DECLINE WATER'S CLEANER, SCIENTISTS SAY