Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Sunday, April 20, 1997

• TEEN SUICIDE HURTS; BUT SO DOES RUMOR
• CONSUMER ADVOCATES WANT LIMITS ON LOAN CHARGES CHECKEDCONSUMER ADVOCATES WANT PROSECUTORS TO HELP STOP PAWNSHOPS FROM BREAKING STATE LENDING LAWS.
• STARS AND BARS SHOULDN'T FALTER, THESE SONS SAY JOHNNY REB SPEAKS FROM THE GRAVE
• WHO'S RUNNING FOR WHAT
• ROADWATCH
• NEWSEUM TAKES CRITICAL LOOK AT NEWSGATHERING CLINTON TO REPORTERS: TAKE CARE
• HUNDREDS HIKE UP MILL MOUNTAIN GREENWAY FACES EARTH DAY TEST
• BIKERS BUZZ THE MOUNTAINS FOR CHILDREN'S HEALTH IT WASN'T H.O.G. HEAVEN, BUT THEY FELT WARM AFTERWARD
• WHAT'S ATTORNEY GENERAL'S ROLE? HE'S TOP LAWYER, BUT TOP COP IN IMAGE
• PARTNER HEALTH PLAN APPROVED ARLINGTON PROPOSAL TAKES EFFECT JULY 1
• FIRE DESTROYS HOME WHILE OWNERS OUT
• FOREST FIRE CONTAINED
• A SPRING ENTREPRENEUR
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• DROWNED MAN IDENTIFIED HUDDLESTON BROTHERS ATTEMPTED RESCUE
• OBIT
• MEET THE ROANOKE SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES
• WHERE THE CANDIDATES STAND.
• BOARD CANDIDATES HAVE A COMMON GOAL BASICS SCHOOL PRIORITY