Roanoke Times

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Virginia: SATURDAY, November 11, 1995

• ELECTION LESSONS LEARNED
• TRUMBO'S THE EXPERT ON A SPLIT SENATE
• FREEDOM HAS ROOTS IN FAMILY TREES
• FEDERAL GRANT TARGETS HEALTH CARE IN REGION
• EX-MISS VA. LOSES SON'S CUSTODY
• VINTON MAN ROBBED ON WILLIAMSON RD.
• FEMA SUSPENDS SALEM FROM FLOOD INSURANCE PLAN
• GOP'S FIGHTING CHANCE LEADS TO COSTLY FIGHT
• TECH MAY MERGE EDUCATION
• CLOSING TO LEAVE A BIG HOLE DOWNTOWN
• ROANOKE WOMAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE
• COMEDIAN SLAPPY WHITE DIES AT 74
• SCHOOL BOARD LOSERS DECRY TEACHER PAC'S POWER
• CONVICTED MOLESTER'S PROBATION REVOKED
• UVA MAY REFUND FEES TO HEAD OFF LAWSUITS
• GRANT TARGETS HEALTH CARE IN SOUTHWEST VA.
• POPLAR FOREST WINS AWARDS
• COOKING HISTORIAN HELEN BULLOCK DIES
• STAR-SPANGLED SECURITY
• THE LITTLE ENGINE THAT COULD STILL PUTT-PUTT
• OBIT
• FOR THE RECORD
• RESULTS OF CONTESTED VIRGINIA HOUSE OF DELEGATES ELECTIONS
• RESULTS OF CONTESTED VIRGINIA SENATE ELECTIONS
• GOP'S FIGHTING CHANCE LEADS TO COSTLY FIGHT