Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: WEDNESDAY, November 8, 1995

• DEMOCRATS HOLD ON
• MARYE KEEPS SEAT IN CLOSE SENATE RACE
• SHULER CAPTURES 2ND TERM
• BEDFORD PICKS BROWN
• MONTGOMERY COUNTY GIVES KEITH 2ND TERM
• REPUBLICAN MARRS DEFEATS 3 CHALLENGERS
• INCUMBENTS WIN RE-ELECTION
• TEACHER VOTES HELP HOPKINS
• SHERIFF WINS RE-ELECTION BID
• INCUMBENT WINS CLOSE ATTORNEY RACE
• NEW DEMOCRATIC SUPERVISORS SHIFT CONTROL OF BOARD
• MERGER IS OVERWHELMINGLY REJECTED
• WHEELER'S SHOES MADE FOR WINNING
• VOTERS OK LIBRARIES' EXPANSION
• PROSECUTOR KRANTZ WINS ELECTION, KEEPS OFFICE
• CONSERVATIVES TAKE CONTROL OF SUPERVISORS
• VAUGHN'S EXPERIENCE LIKELY DECIDING FACTOR IN 2-1 VICTORY
• COOK STAYS TREASURER; 3 OF 4 SUPERVISORS LOSE
• DUDLEY USES HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE
• NEWMAN DEFEATS COLEMAN
• NOT MANY UPSETS IN THE REST OF WESTERN VIRGINIA
• DEMOCRATS HOLD ON
• EDWARDS BEATS INCUMBENT BELL
• AFTER LEADING THE CHARGE, ALLEN STAYS HOME FOR THE RACE RESULTS
• CRANWELL CLINCHES VICTORY AGAINST AVERILL
• ROARK, IRVIN WIN IN CROWDED FIELDS
• GLENVAR TEACHER TAKES FOUR-WAY RACE FOR CATAWBA SEAT
• REPUBLICANS GAIN 2 COURTHOUSE OFFICES
• DEMOCRATS SAY OPPONENTS' ADS LIKELY BACKFIRED
• PRETTY DAMP PARTY FOR GOP
• VA. HOUSE WILL GET AT LEAST 8 NEW MEMBERS
• TEEN DEALER GETS 10 YEARS; SAYS CRACK SALES 'NOT WORTH IT'
• `MALINGERING' BURGLAR GETS 20 YEARS
• EXECUTION STAYED FOR ROANOKE WOMAN'S KILLER
• IT'S LAST CALL FOR THE CAPITOL
• SHORT-TERM CONTRACTS OPPOSED
• IN VIRGINIA
• PRISON DIALYSIS UNIT CLEARED
• REGENT STUDENTS LAG IN PASSING BAR
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• MASKED MAN ROBS, THREATENS NW WOMAN
• ARAB-ISRAELI PEACE PROSPECT TO BE DISCUSSED
• UNIVERSITY STUDENTS CHOOSE TO DIVIDE ALONG ETHNIC LINES
• OBIT
• GOP TOPPLES A WARHORSE
• OTHER WESTERN VIRGINIA RACES HELD FEW SURPRISES
• ELECTION CHARTS
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