Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: TUESDAY, September 27, 1994

• GRAND JURY DISBANDS; NO ACTION ON DUST
• YOKOHAMA CONTRACT UNPOPULAR
• I-73 ISSUE STILL PENDING, LOOKS LIKELY
• GAYS RALLY AROUND ROBB CAMPAIGN
• BEDFORD CENTER NEEDS SAVIOR
• CITY COUNCIL APPROVES FUNDING FOR JAIL ANNEX
• OUSTED MONTGOMERY TEACHER TO FIGHT FOR JOB
• CITIZENS' Q&A
• GILMORE WANTS PHONE CASE REHEARD
• FIRE CHARS WASHINGTON'S HOME SITE
• COURT TO RULE ON DISPUTE OVER BENEFITS
• DO NOT PASS GO; COLLECT 200 POINTS FOR COMPREHENSION
• ROANOKE COUNCIL APPROVES FUNDS FOR PRICEY BRIDGE
• HOUSE FIRE BELIEVED TO BE ARSON
• OBIT CARDWELL, HAROLD L.
• NORTH INCHES AHEAD OF ROBB
• WVTF TO AIR TOWN MEETING ON TEENS
• VA., W.VA. LAWMAKERS TRADE INSULTS
• BURGLARIES SHATTER IDYLLIC PEACE FOR `WALTONS MOUNTAIN' RESIDENTS
• FAIRFAX COUNTY BOARD SKIRTS `ADULT' BOOK ISSUE
• AUTO ACCIDENT KILLS MAN, 73, IN WYTHE COUNTY
• TAPE HELPS DAD FIND RIGHT NOTE
• BEER-DRINKING ROBBER TO GET TREATMENT
• COMPUTER DELAYING BONDSALE
• BEDFORD SUPERVISORS DENY REIMBURSEMENT FOR WELLS
• SALEM MAY FUND A VISITORS CENTER
• HEARINGS ADDRESS ALLEN PLAN ANTI- AND PRO-PAROLE REFORM ADVOCATES SPAR