Roanoke Times

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Virginia: THURSDAY, March 31, 1994

• BOARD DUTY A CONFLICT FOR TEACHERS
• PROGRESS MADE ON CEMETERY
• NATURE'S WAY THE WARM
• COUPLE AGREES TO GIVE UP DOGS
• ROAD TO CLOSE FOR BRIDGE REPAIR
• `WE DON'T SEE THE CITY DOING ONE BLESSED THING'
• STATE BRACES FOR GYPSY MOTH CATERPILLARS
• `THEY'RE THRILLED. . .TO WORK'
• REP. W. NATCHER, DIES; NEVER MISSED VOTE FOR 40 YEARS
• MAN CHARGED WITH CARJACKING
• REP. W. NATCHER, DIES; NEVER MISSED VOTE FOR 40 YEARS
• SW VIRGINIA MEN KILLED IN ROAD WORK
• CRANWELL SUES TO AVOID $90,000 IRS FINES
• DISNEY PARK FOES FILE SUITS
• EAGLEBURGER ENDORSES MILLER FOR SENATE
• BEST-SELLING AUTHOR WEST BUILDS A CASE FOR CHANGE
• STATE APPEALS FOR SCHOOL FUNDS
• WILDER LAUDS OFFICER TRAINING PROGRAMS
• GROUP OPPOSES FUND CUTS
• SOME SEE TICKETS AS A LICENSE TO STEAL
• A CONFESSIONAL WITHOUT EXCUSE GETS COMPASSION
• WARNER SAYS 'OTHER' WOULD WIN
• I-73 FOES HAVE NIGHT ON BENT MOUNTAIN