Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: WEDNESDAY, February 26, 1992

• OBIT SMITH, V.
• OBIT HALL, H.
• OBIT BURDICK, F.
• OBIT BLACK, L.
• OBIT MCGLOTHLIN, R.
• OBIT UEBEL, C.
• OBIT BRANSCOMB, R.
• OBIT TILLEY, J.
• OBIT ANDERSON, R.
• OBIT HARRISON, R.
• OBIT FAISON, R.
• OBIT DAVIS, D.
• OBIT RAMSEY, L.
• OBIT TAYLOR, R.
• OBIT BALLENGEE, G.
• OBIT RAMOS, D.
• HOMEWARD BOUND
• OLD FRIEND ANSWERS THE CALL
• INSURANCE SAID TO BE MOTIVE
• UNION CALLS IT CHAOS; VA MANAGEMENT SAYS IT'S STRESS
• BOY: DOCTOR THREATENED ME
• 10 YEARS GIVEN IN 2 DUI DEATHS
• LOTTO LAW WOULD MAKE IRS WAIT
• WARNER PRESSED ON GOVERNOR'S RACE
• FALSE-PREGNANCY SCHEME IS DENIED
• BLAND WARDEN NOT READY TO PARTY YET
• HEALTH, STRESS CONTROL ARE WORKSHOP TOPICS
• NEWSPAPER STARTED AT HIGHLANDS COLLEGE
• APPLICATIONS OFFERED FOR CRAFTS EXHIBITION
• ELECTORAL COLLEGE PROPOSAL IS HISTORY
• AUDIT OF BRISTOL FINDS NO FUNDS MISSING
• FATHER PLEADS GUILTY TO GIVING BOY TATTOO
• BOY DISCOVERS BODIES OF MOTHER, BOYFRIEND
• U.S. IS RULED LIABLE IN TOXIC WASTE CASE
• MARTINSVILLE MAN SEEKS CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
• WILDER TO RETHINK BOND PLAN
• FEUD DURING BASKETBALL GAME LEADS TO SHOOTING
• CATS-DOGS BILL GETS APPROVAL IN BEDFORD
• LAKE TOWN HOUSE PLANS ADVANCE
• ANDERSON RESTS ON HIS RECORD
• BLACKOUT AFFECTS 955 CUSTOMERS
• WOMAN FACES 4 BURGLARY CHARGES
• PARTY LEADERS BELIEVE COUNCIL SLATE'S A WINNER
• RAISES, ALTERNATIVE ED MAKE PRIORITY LIST
• HEARTBEAT OF WKEY FINALLY SIGNS OFF
• SUPERVISORS LIFT BAN ON SMOKING
• BOARD REVERSES POWER-LINE VOTE
• ITT COULD BE SOURCE OF CHEMICAL
• CITY SCHOOL POSTS DRAW 2 HOPEFULS
• GAINSBORO FIGHTS ROAD, WORKS TO KEEP HISTORY
• BILL REQUIRES BIG TICKET BUYERS TO GIVE NAMES
• BOARD DEADLOCKS ON DOCK VARIANCE
• BLOOD INFECTION KILLS STUDENT AT RADFORD U.
• WHY WAIT TILL APRIL?
• OBIT PATTERSON, J.
• SUBDUED REPUBLICANS LOOKING FOR SOME FIRE