Roanoke Times

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Virginia: Thursday, April 24, 1997

• CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE SAY THANK YOU TO TOP OFFICERS 2-TIME WINNER HOOKED ON HIS WORK
• HALL OF FAME HONORS RETIRED ROANOKE TIMES EDITOR IN ALL MEDIA, AN AGGRESSIVE REPORTER
• SALEM'S TOP OFFICER'S THE RIGHT ONE TO CALL IN A MEDICAL EMERGENCY
• COMMUNICATIONS HALL OF FAME TO ADMIT 5 TO ITS HONORS ROSTER THE HALL HAS HONORED 61 PEOPLE SINCE 1986.
• BAR WORKERS QUIT, BLAME RACE `RULE' EMPLOYEES SAY BOSS TRIED TO LIMIT BLACKS
• 2 WOMEN SEXUALLY ASSAULTED ATTACKER POSES AS MAINTENANCE WORKER
• LT. GOV. BEYER OPPOSES CONFEDERATE MONTH HE WON'T PROCLAIM IT IF ELECTED
• CARILION'S MANAGER OF NURSES RESIGNS VP STREAMLINED IN-HOSPITAL PATIENT CARE
• STAR GOES TO PIECES FOR A TIME
• POLICE WARN OF TRANSIENT THIEVES BURGLARY TEAMS EXPECTED TO HIT ROANOKE VALLEY
• 2 HOKIES FACE SEX CHARGES GRAND JURY INDICTS FORMER TECH FOOTBALL PLAYERS ON RAPE, ATTEMPTED SODOMY COUNTS
• JUDGE RULES 8-YEAR-OLD TOO YOUNG TO HELP IN OWN DEFENSE NO MURDER TRIAL FOR BOY
• SISTER CITY OF KISUMU NEEDS HELP
• BIGGEST SATISFACTION: TELLING VICTIMS CRIMINAL CAN'T HURT THEM ANYMORE
• JUSTICES TO HEAR 911 TAPE CASE DOES FREEDOM OF INFORMATION APPLY?
• R. QUICK, REALTOR, DIES AT 75 DEVELOPED TOWERS SHOPPING CENTER
• STAR RENOVATION
• TUITION TO INCREASE FOR NONRESIDENTS IN COUNTY SCHOOLS $600 MAXIMUM FEE FOR STUDENTS CURRENTLY ENROLLED
• OBIT LATE NOTICE
• OBIT
• AFTER A TENACIOUS COURT FIGHT, STUMP GOES QUIETLY TO PRISON BUT HE'S NOT THROUGH APPEALING CASE
• ROANOKE COUNTY SCHOOLS GET AN EXTRA $1 MILLION PROMPT START ON PROJECTS WANTED