Roanoke Times

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Virginia: THURSDAY, June 29, 1995

• LIBRARIES OFFERING CHRISTIAN-THEME KIDS' BOOKS
• JUSTICE PANEL ASKED TO INVESTIGATE TAP
• REEVE MOVES TO N.J. REHAB CLINIC
• TRUCK ACCIDENT CAUSES DIESEL FUEL, TRAFFIC MESS
• YIELDING IS IN THE MIND OF THE DRIVER
• AREA WOMEN'S BASEBALL TEAM SEARCHING FOR IDENTITY
• JUDGE TOURS VMI ALTERNATIVE
• LAWYERS' DONATION HAUNTS BELL
• COURT HEARS DRIFTER'S DESCRIPTION OF ROANOKE WOMAN'S SLAYING
• SELLING LIKE $40,000 HOTCAKES
• 800 VOLUNTEERS CONTRIBUTE TO DAY OF CARING
• TEEN CRIMES MAY NOT FIT SENTENCE
• ADS ON SCHOOL BUSES NOT LIKELY TO BE SEEN SOON NEAR ROANOKE
• WELFARE REFORM HITS SNAG
• BANK GIVES $1.1 MILLION TO COLLEGES
• GLASGOW BATTLES OLD FOE
• JUDGE SETS BOND FOR MAN FACING RETRIAL FOR MURDER
• NO VOTE FOR PIPELINE DEAL
• JAMES RIVER RISE `FASTEST IN HISTORY'
• NEIGHBORS WEATHER FLOODS TOGETHER IN BUENA VISTA
• VETERANS HELP NEIGHBORS DIG OUT
• TRAPPED FAMILIES RESCUED
• LIBERTY ACCREDITATION THREAT ENDS
• OBIT
• FLOOD RAVAGES REGION
• IN GLASGOW, "'85 WAS NOTHING COMPARED TO THIS"
• GOING WITH THE FLOW