Roanoke Times

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Virginia: WEDNESDAY, March 2, 1994

• SLAVE DESCENDANT SEEKS MEMORIAL, REPARATIONS
• MURDERER LOSES AGAIN ON APPEAL
• FIRED OFFICIAL CHECKED FOR FUND MISUSE
• FAIRFAX OPENS ARMS TO ARMY OFFICE PLAN
• VIRGINIA MAN GUILTY OF N.C. DECAPITATION
• POLL WORKERS TRAIN TO BE MAYTAG REPAIRMEN
• MANAGER LIKELY TO FACE ARSON CHARGE
• LAWYERS DIFFER ON JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS
• CONFEDERACY'S 8 BATTLE FLAGS STILL FLY AT W&L
• ELECTING SCHOOL BOARD SCARED OFF 1 JOB APPLICANT
• RIVERBOAT BILL SINKS IN THE HOUSE
• ALL IN A DAY'S WORK DEL. JAMES SHULER,
• STOLEN TRUCK FOUND; FUGITIVE STILL SUSPECT
• SENATE LEAVES TOLLS TO VA. BEACH VOTE
• SURPRISE! SNOW, SLEET, FREEZING RAIN FALL AGAIN
• CEMETERY OFFERS GRAVE SWAP
• INTERIM REVENUE COMMISSIONER NAMED
• ALLEN DELAYS PROPOSALS FOR PAROLE
• CITY PLANS TO ADD 25 TEACHERS
• CLOSE VOTE SENDS HARVEY HOME
• NORTH CAMPAIGNS AGAINST CLINTON'S HEALTH-CARE PLAN
• GOODLATTE BILL HONORS BLACK CADET ASSAULTED AT WEST POINT IN 1876
• GIANT OUTLET MALL TO JOIN TREND, BAN SMOKING ENTIRELY IN APRIL
• PROSECUTORS LOOK TO SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
• PHADRA 'ABSORBED EVERYTHING IN LIFE'
• DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY - ROANOKE CITY COUNCIL
• I-73 SPLITS GILES SUPERVISORS
• OBIT LATE NOTICES