Roanoke Times

& World-News

Current: THURSDAY, February 27, 1992

• WHEN IT COMES TO FEEDING PLANTS, IT USUALLY PAYS TO GO SLO-O-O-OW
• PULASKI COUNTY GIRLS HOPE THEIR POSTSEASON BASKETBALL IS STRONG
• LIONS POSTHUMOUSLY HONOR EDWIN CHRISMAN
• THE LADY HOKIES' NO. 1 FAN
• TOWN WANTS TO DISCUSS ROAD PLANS WITH COUNTY
• CONCERNS RISE, DISEASE DOESN'T AT RADFORD U.
• BLACKSBURG PLANNERS AGREE ON TRAFFIC-CONGESTION RELIEF
• GYPSY A VAGABOND HUMAN-RIGHTS ACTIVIST
• UW CHAPTERS WITHHOLDING NATIONAL DUES
• POWER-LINE FORUM MARCH 6
• MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING WAS FREE ON BOND
• STATE BILL COULD STOP PROGRESS ON PROPOSAL FOR A REGIONAL JAIL
• COUNCIL SAYS MEETING SCHOOL BUDGET REQUEST WOULD BE TOUGH
• CORNING CHALLENGES TAX ASSESSMENT
• OLVER DOUBLES ABILITY FOR TOXIC MONITORING
• WORKSHOP TO ASSIST NEW BUSINESS OWNERS
• MONEY MANAGEMENT CLASS HELD FOR WOMEN
• NURSING CARE PROVIDER OPENS NEW OFFICE
• HAIRCUT SHOP OPENS