Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: SUNDAY, July 3, 1994

• ROADWATCH
• POINTS OF LIGHT LEADER TO SPEAK
• ROANOKE COUNCIL CUTS ITS MEETING SCHEDULE
• EXOTIC DANCER DROPS APPEAL
• NUCLEAR FUEL PLANT LEAK INVESTIGATED
• PAPER WORKERS REJECT CHESAPEAKE CO. OFFER
• BLACK SCHOOL'S STUDENTS REMINISCE
• VIRGINIA STANDS ALONE IN CHOOSING ITS JUDGES
• GEOGRAPHY COUNTS, TOO, IN FILLING THE VACANCIES
• FEASIBILITY STUDY FINDS I-66 NOT WORTH COST
• ALLEN TAKES DELEGATION TO ST. LOUIS ON THE ROAD TO AN OLYMPIC HOST BID
• DRIVER STRIKES VEHICLE, POLE AND FLIPS CAR
• DO WE GET MOST-QUALIFIED JUDGES, OR MOST LIKED?
• LAW GIVES JUDGES CHOICE
• 4TH TIME'S A CHARM FOR MISS VIRGINIA 1994
• EXPLORERS COME OUT FOR PARK'S BIG DEBUT
• BONES IN FIELD MAY BE MISSING WOMAN'S
• NEW CORRECTIONS HEAD ANNOUNCES SHAKEUP IN ADMINISTRATION, PRISONS
• CLUB MANAGER CHARGED WITH BLACKSBURG FIRE
• MAN ADMITS TO 4 SLAYINGS AT BAR IN TV JAILHOUSE INTERVIEW
• STAUNTON SET FOR FINAL FOURTH STATLER FESTIVAL
• DON'T BE TARDY
• OBIT