Roanoke Times

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Virginia: THURSDAY, March 17, 1994

• WHEN HOME BASE IS AT SCHOOL
• WINTER STORMS LEFT A BOUNTY OF FIRE FODDER
• DEAD EAGLE MAY BE LINKED TO AVIAN CHOLERA
• CHINCOTEAGUE PONIES GET BIRTH CONTROL
• PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT TAINTED WITH LEAD PAINT
• SISISKY WON'T CHALLENGE ROBB
• OBIT RICHARDSON, HARVEY LEE
• REGIONAL ODYSSEY COMPETITION SET IN LEE COUNTY
• BUILDING-CODE CLASSES PLANNED
• ALLEN CHANGES COURSE, DECLINES CLUBS' OFFERS
• JURY: WOMAN'S DOCTORS NOT NEGLIGENT
• BOARD ASKED TO RECONSIDER U.S. 58 ROUTE
• AT-LARGE ELECTIONS `UNUSUAL'
• COAL MINE DEATHS DOWN FOR 1993
• LILLEHAMMER TO ROANOKE IN MINUTES
• 5 RADFORD FRATERNITY MEMBERS CHARGED
• LIBRARY BOARD DELAYS DECISION ON BOOK
• MAN GUILTY OF RAPING NEIGHBORS ASSAULTS OCCURRED IN EARLY 1970S
• CARVER COSTS REPORTED
• FAMILY LOSES RORER AVENUE HOME TO BLAZE
• VA. IS A WELFARE-REFORM LEADER
• QUESTIONS ON I-73 FOCUS ON JOBS, ECONOMIC IMPACT