Roanoke Times

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Virginia: WEDNESDAY, March 9, 1994

• CRANWELL'S ABSENCE STALLS ETHICS BILL ACTION ON CONFLICT-OF-INTEREST MEASURE
• ACCESS TO RIVER IN PERIL? DON'T CLOSE SECTION OF JACKSON, GROUP ASKS
• ALLEN OPTIMISTIC ABOUT DISNEY
• DON'T FENCE ME IN
• 275 CUSTOMERS STILL IN DARK, APCO REPORTS
• CRIME-SPREE SUSPECT STILL HELD IN N.C. JAIL
• SMOKER CAUGHT RED HANDED BUT JUDGE DECIDES TO SNUFF OUT CHARGE
• BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS
• ROANOKE TEACHERS TO GET RAISES
• WORKERS TO PROTEST TOBACCO TAX
• I-73 OPPONENTS CAN'T `RELAX' CONCERNED RESIDENTS FLOCK TO MEETINGS
• CAT ORDINANCE STILL NOT DONE
• SENATE PASSES TEACHER-LICENSING BILL
• ARTIST BURNED, HOSPITALIZED AFTER COLLAPSE
• SCHOOL REGISTRATION BEGINS THURSDAY
• MAD AT THE MOUSE
• SALEM SCHOOLS GET OUT EARLY FOR BASKETBALL
• FLYING BATHTUB CAUSES PILE-UP
• BUDGET TALKS BREAK DOWN OVER POLICE, SCHOOL FUNDS
• VMI DOCUMENTS THICKEN AS ATTORNEYS BOLSTER VIEWS
• LAYNE GETS LIFE TERM IN KILLING
• FILMMAKER WILL CHRONICLE U.S. SENATE CAMPAIGN
• STORM REPAIR OFFER HAS CHURCH FUMING