Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: SUNDAY, April 10, 1994

• ROADWATCH
• WESTERN VIRGINIA SCHOOLS' HIGHLIGHTS FROM REPORT CARD
• FOR THE RECORD
• BOOKLETS TO HELP NAB FAKE DRIVER'S LICENSES
• MEDICAID ALTERNATIVE PROGRAM LAUNCHED IN LYNCHBURG
• VA. BEACH: DON'T STALL PIPELINE
• `I WANTED TO BE A DRUG DEALER'
• EX-COAL WORKER LAUNDERED MONEY
• INTERNATIONAL FEST A CULTURAL CROSSROAD
• MARTINSVILLE INMATE HANGS HIMSELF
• MUSEUM MAY FIND A HOME
• SEARCH FOR ROOTS LED TO IRISH IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTARY
• STAFFORD MAN CHARGED WITH CRUELTY TO PETS
• WESTERN VIRGINIANS WIN PRESS WOMEN AWARDS
• UVA COUNTERS STUDENTS' CHARGES OF RACIAL INEQUITY
• EX-ROBB AIDE CHARGED IN TAX CASE
• MISS VIRGINIA ADVOCATES DAY CARE FOR ELDERLY
• 1,000-GALLON FUEL SPILL AT LANDFILL CALLED VANDALISM
• SINGER'S DEATH A CLUE TO SUICIDAL TEEN-AGERS
• RAMP RUSTLERS CAN'T HARVEST PARKWAY PLANTS
• VA.-BASED ARMY TEAM ASIA-BOUND
• SHIPYARD JOB CUTS ON HORIZON
• UVA TUITION RISE SMALLEST IN 22 YEARS
• PETERSBURG STRUGGLES TO REBUILD
• BLACKSBURG MAN HELD ON SEX CHARGE
• SCHOOLS GET GOOD REPORT
• OBIT