Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: MONDAY, April 23, 1990

• OBIT-WILLIAMS, E.
• OBIT-CALFEE, C.
• OBIT-HELTON, G.
• OBIT-LIVESAY, J.
• OBIT-RAMSEY, M.
• OBIT-HUGHES, J.
• PROGRAM EASING TORMENT OF CRIME VICTIMS
• CATS LEAVE A LEGACY AT REST STOP
• OBIT-SOUTHALL, M.
• AUTHOR CONJURES UP TAZEWELL WEREWOLF
• BLAZE DAMAGES TRUCK, BUS GARAGE
• SOMEONE HOLDING WINNING TICKET WORTH $5.7 MILLION
• ART ACCOMPANIES HORSES AT FESTIVAL
• MURDER FOR HIRE TRY ALLEGED
• 4-YEAR-OLD BOY KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK ACCIDENT
• VICE MAYOR MUSSER RUNS ON HIS RECORD
• OBIT VADEN, M.
• OBIT FERGUSON, C.
• PROGRAM EASING TORMENT OF CRIME VICTIMS
• BLAZE DAMAGES TRUCK, BUS GARAGE
• YOUTH EMPLOYMENT IS TOPIC OF SEMINAR
• BLACK TEEN'S DEATH PROMPTS ANGRY CROWD
• ROANOKERS WIN HONORS IN EQUINE ART SHOW
• CHESAPEAKE STORE SELLS LOTTO WINNER
• FALTERING PLANE LANDS ON RICHMOND HIGHWAY
• BLACK OFFICERS OFFER TO HELP AT FESTIVAL
• 4-YEAR-OLD BOY KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK ACCIDENT
• WOMAN RESCUED AFTER BEING TRAPPED IN WELL
• COUNCIL-RACE DARK HORSE FIGHTING SATANISM
• PAULETTE GODDARD, ACTRESS, EX-WIFE OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN, DIES
• CRITICS SAY WILDER NOT FOCUSING ON STATE
• EXPRESS LANES SPREADING TO HIGHWAYS ACROSS NATION
• FORMER DROPOUT TROUT TOUTS STAYING IN SCHOOL
• TWO BROTHERS CHARGED IN BRAWL AT NIGHTCLUB
• GROUP SPREADS WORD ABOUT GUARDIANSHIP
• FOUR INJURED IN PULASKI APARTMENT FIRE
• CHARITY FRAUD APPEAL REJECTED BY HIGH COURT
• TAP SEEKS $375,000 TO REBUILD
• COUNCIL-RACE DARK HORSE FIGHTING SATANISM