Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: WEDNESDAY, March 16, 1994

• CUMBERLAND GAP TUNNEL TO OPEN IN '96
• SOUTHWEST VA. SUBJECT OF APRIL 2 SYMPOSIUM
• 3 PIONEER WEDDINGS TO BE HELD AT MUSEUM
• HEALTHTEX LABOR TALKS REOPEN UNION CONTINUES JOB-SECURITY STRIKE
• SOLONEVICH'S CONDITION IMPROVING
• WOMAN ESCAPES ABDUCTION AT MALL
• ROCKETS AWAY: COMPANY LAUNCHES ITS 3RD FOR HIRE
• WELFARE REFORM ARRIVES
• ALLEN SAYS PANEL MUST EXERT ITSELF FOR THE ECONOMY
• JAZZ GUITAR VIRTUOSO BARKER DIES BANJO POPULARIZER PLAYED WITH BEST
• AILING NOVELIST S. PARETTI KILLS HERSELF
• SUPERVISORS VOTE TO REZONE FOR STORE
• NORFOLK GETS COLLEGE CAMPUS
• BANK FRAUD SUSPECT SAYS HE PAID FOR PHONY LOAN
• BATTLING BRUSH FIRE
• JUDGES SUPPORT UVA DECISION NOT TO FUND CHRISTIAN MAGAZINE
• ALEXANDRIA MAN TO CHALLENGE ROBB
• ALLEN AGREES TO JOIN ALL-MALE PRIVATE CLUB
• U.S. INSPECTOR CHECKS ZOO CARE
• BLAZE DESTROYS PUMPING STATION; ARSON SUSPECTED
• `FAKE' MARSHAL SPOKE TO CLASSES, DISPLAYED GUN
• VA. SKI RESORTS REVELING IN SNOWFALL
• I-73 LOSES 2 VOTES BLACKSBURG, GILES SAY `NO'
• WRITER S. PARETTI COMMITS SUICIDE
• ROANOKE WARD VOTE PROBABLE
• STATE MAY PAY TO GET OLD POLLUTERS OFF ROADS
• CONGRESSIONAL PANEL HEARS DUELING VIEWS ON I-73 ROUTE