Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: FRIDAY, June 15, 1990

• OBIT SMITH, P.
• OBIT JENKINS, E.
• OBIT HUNGATE, S.
• OBIT HOGAN, M.
• OBIT LEMERISE, R.
• OBIT POWELL, J.
• OBIT PANNELL, H.
• OBIT TENNEY, L.
• POLICE RECRUITING URGED
• OBIT ANDREWS, V.
• SEASON COMING TO CLOSE ON LICENSE-PLATE REDESIGN
• HAYSOM ADMITS MANY LIES
• BYSTANDERS' LIVES BARED IN TESTIMONY
• MAN RECOVERING FROM STAB WOUNDS
• GOODWILL TO JOIN TINKER INDUSTRIES
• STATE ROADS BOARD HOLDS LAST HEARING
• HODGE LOOKS TO DEPART
• HOLLINS NAMES SEARCH COMMITTEE
• THREE FOUND SLAIN IN SALTVILLE
• BEEPER BAN SET IN SCHOOLS
• WILDER ASKS BUSH DIRECTLY FOR S&L PROBE
• OBIT PANNELL, H.
• W&L ALUMNUS IS CITED
• BRIDGE NEEDS REPAIRS
• A&P STORE DEMOLITION APPROVED
• EXPLOSION DEATH STILL A MYSTERY
• CLIFTON FORGE TAX RATES UNCHANGED
• FINAL HEARING HELD ON VA. ROADS PLAN
• POLICE RECEIVE MONEY FROM CONFISCATIONS
• N.C. WASTE FACILITY BEHIND SCHEDULE
• STAUNTON RIVER GRADS LOOK AT FUTURE
• AWARDS HIGHLIGHT LIBERTY GRADUATION
• AUBURN GRADS URGED TO TRY BEST
• RESIDENTS GIVE BUDGET CHILLY RECEPTION IN DUBLIN
• TOP SHAWSVILLE GRADS VALUE INDIVIDUALITY
• PULASKI SCHOOLS REHIRE TEACHERS
• PATRICK HENRY GRADS GET QUOTABLE ADVICE
• BEDFORD MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY SERIES
• GLENVAR GRADS TOLD TO CONTRIBUTE
• FLEMING'S CLASS OF '90 SETS RECORD
• CLOSED SCHOOL DEBATED
• COUNTY POORHOUSE LIKELY TO CLOSE
• JOBS CHANGED FOR METHODISTS
• CAVE SPRING HEARS FROM AILING PRINCIPAL
• COMPOSER OF HIT SONG OF DEPRESSION ERA DIES
• BAPTISTS END CONVENTION ON QUIET NOTE
• BOND IS DENIED MAN ACCUSING IN SLAYING
• COUNTY SEEKS $20,000 FOR HISTORIC-SITE SURVEY
• CITY MAY UP FINE FOR ILLEGAL PARKING ON BUSINESS LOTS
• ROANOKE MAN, 18, KILLED IN `MASS DISORDER'
• SALTVILLE MAN CHARGED IN DEATHS OF WIFE, TWO STEPDAUGHTERS