Roanoke Times

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Current: THURSDAY, October 14, 1993

• DAY-CARE PROVIDER ORIENTATION PLANNED
• COUNCIL CREATING ARTIST REGISTRY
• FALL BOWLING LEAGUE PLANNED
• JOB SURVIVAL SKILLS IS TOPIC AT MEETING
• WORKSHOP PLANNED FOR ENTREPRENEURS
• WORKING-WOMEN BROADCAST AT COLLEGE
• BAROQUE DANCES SUBJECT OF PROGRAM
• HOSPITAL CONTRIBUTES TO HEART-HEALTH PROGRAM
• KARATE SCHOOL NAMED BUSINESS OF MONTH
• REALTORS GIVE $400 TO COMMUNITY SHELTER
• NAMES IN BUSINESS
• COUNCIL MEASURE PRAISES MCCOMAS
• SYSTEM TO KEEP PARENTS INFORMED OF LITERACY PROGRESS
• 4 HIGH SCHOOLS CITED FOR EXCELLENCE
• BLACK STUDIES WILL CONTINUE, STUDENTS TOLD
• FOLK SINGER, TRAVELER TO PERFORM AT TECH
• AIDS CENTERS OFFER WORKSHOP
• TEEN STREET VETERAN TO SPEAK AT DINNER
• FIRST-AID COURSE SET NEXT WEEK
• PULASKI ARTS CENTER PLANS JACK-O'-LANTERN CONTEST
• SHULER GETS EDUCATION PAC APPROVAL
• 4 INTERCEPTIONS IN 1 GAME? NO BIG DEAL, PLAYER SAYS
• FOR THE RECORD
• PULASKI WENDY'S READY; DUBLIN'S NEXT
• SUPPORTERS OF ART, COMPUTERS SPEAK AT SCHOOL BUDGET HEARING
• DUCKS IN A ROW
• SURPRISES IN MID-TERM REPORT
• COUGARS' RUNNER SETS HERSELF APART
• REDEDICATED TO WINNING