Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Friday, April 18, 1997

• 125 YEARS OLD AND READY TO MARCH
• ROANOKE SCHOOLS HELP FAMILIES PLAN TIME OFF CALENDARS SET THROUGH 2000
• VETERINARIAN LOSES LICENSE FOR 30 DAYS BOARD IMPOSES $7,000 FINE
• MOUNTAIN WALK WILL PREVIEW GREENWAY WALKERS, BICYCLISTS INVITED TO SHOW SUPPORT FOR PROJECT
• GILES CO. PAIR FOUND SHOT DEAD MAN CALLED HIS SISTER, SAID THEIR LIVES WERE OVER
• SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE PATROLS NOW HAVE RADAR BOAT'S HELP COAST GUARD LENDS CRAFT TO AUXILIARY
• VIRGINIA COUNCIL ON HUMAN RIGHTS CHECKS 3 WOMEN'S CLAIMS ON SPCA SHELTER LEADER INVESTIGATED FOR HARASSMENT
• CHAMPIONS ALL
• OBIT - LATE NOTICES
• HAPPY ENDING TO FAMILY DIVIDE LEAVES VACANCY IN CITY HALL ROANOKE LOSING ITS VOICE
• MURDER, FIREARMS CHARGES CERTIFIED TO GRAND JURYRONALD BROOKS IS ACCUSED OF SHOOTING HIS GIRLFRIEND, THEN TURNING THE GUN ON HIMSELF
• GUIDELINES SAID 4 YEARS; EMBEZZLER-FORGER GETS 10 RECOMMENDED PRISON SENTENCE NOT ENOUGH FOR THE CRIME, PROSECUTOR SAYS
• DUI CASE ENDS IN CONVICTION TECH STUDENT FOUND GUILTY
• KILGORE TAKES TOUGH-ON-CRIME CAMPAIGN STANCE ATTORNEY GENERAL CANDIDATE PROPOSES STIFFER PENALTIES
• ACTRESS PLEADS GUILTY TO MURDER-FOR-HIRE TRY
• FRANKLIN DEVELOPMENT CHIEF RESIGNS 'HE DIDN'T EVEN GET THE SEAT WARM,' OFFICIAL SAYS
• PARENTS SEEK FUNDS FOR SCHOOLS BOTETOURT SUPERVISORS URGED TO PONY UP
• OBIT