Roanoke Times

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Virginia: FRIDAY, March 11, 1994

• HOLSTEIN CALF FOUND; ATKINS MAN CHARGED
• W.VA. BROTHERS ACCUSED IN SLAYING
• ROBB PLANS TOUR IN RE-ELECTION TRY
• PARENTAL-NOTICE MEASURE LOSES
• LAWRENCE SPIVAK, TV NEWS SHOW PIONEER, DIES
• BOARD REPLACES ENGINEERING FIRM ON LANDFILL PROJECT
• VOLUNTEERS FOR COMMUNITIES GETS CREDIT
• CRANWELL REVIVES ETHICS BILL
• SPANISH MOVIE ACTOR FERNANDO REY DIES
• GUN FOUND IN FARM POND LINKED TO N.C. MURDER
• INTENDED VICTIM SAYS SHE PITIES BEAUTY QUEEN
• CANDIDATES DIVIDED ON ELECTION METHOD
• NEWPORT SOUR ON I-73 PLAN, VDOT PROCESS
• `ANGELS' AT WORK AT LANSDOWNE PARK
• DISNEY PLAN CRITICS SAY REVENUE PROJECTIONS A FANTASY
• FARRIS FORMS GRASS-ROOTS ORGANIZATION
• 4 APPOINTED TO COAL COUNCIL
• CHARLES BUKOWSKI, POET, NOVELIST, DIES
• GRAND JURY TO HEAR CASE OF SHOOTING NEAR DORM
• CORPORATION PLANS RIVERBOAT GAMBLING SITES
• ROBB EXPLAINS, IN A LETTER
• SLAYING TRIAL OFFERS REALITY CHECK FOR EX-SCHOOLMATES TESTIMONY ON KILLING
• COUNTY SCHOOLS BUDGET RAISES FOR TEACHERS
• CATAWBA OFF I-73 LIST, BUT RESIDENTS STILL WARY
• PARENTAL-NOTICE MEASURE LOSES