Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Saturday, January 6, 1996

• GOODLATTE PLAYED KEY ROLE
• BUDGET BATTLE HITTING HOME
• MEAL SERVICE HAS FUNDING
• HIGH-SPEED RAIL PUSHED FOR VIRGINIA RICHMOND-D.C. ROUTE ENVISIONED
• OUT-OF-BODY TRAVELER, 'MAN OF INTEGRITY' DIES
• EX-COUNCILMAN BUTLER MIGHT FILL EDWARDS' SEAT
• WITH HIS DISPUTE UNRESOLVED, TOTA TO GET NEW TASK
• STATE TARGETS TIRE-DUMP BLIGHT
• NAVY STORE COMMANDER STEPS ASIDE PROBE TO SETTLE FAVORITISM CLAIMS
• RIVER ENTHUSIAST URGES CLEANUP OF DOWNED DAM ON SHENANDOAH
• NICE CARJACKER MAY GET BREAK VICTIM OKS MOVE TO LESSEN SENTENCE OF GOOD-NATURED FELON
• MIDDLEBURG MULLS MOVING TRAFFIC AT A SNAIL'S PACE
• EX-GOP CONGRESSIONAL AIDE STEPS IN AS NO. 2 AT DEQ
• PLAN CALLS FOR OVERHAUL OF AREA
• CONVICTED RAPIST FACES 25 YEARS
• SQUAD'S RECORDS IN QUESTION AUDIT REVEALS MORE THAN $12,000 IN UNDOCUMENTED TRANSACTIONS
• STORE OWNER TO THE STARS SCHWAB DIES
• COURT HEARS HIS PAIN, SENTENCES EAR BITER MAN, 26, GETS 3 MONTHS FOR ASSAULT
• POLICE SEEK WOMAN WHO SOLICITED MONEY
• INTERPLANETARY TRAVELER DIES
• OBIT