Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Sunday, January 21, 1996

• THE BRZONKALA CASE AT A GLANCE
• ACTIVISTS MARCH FOR `JOBS, JUSTICE, PEACE' FOCUS IS ON WORK SECURITY, FEDERAL COURTS
• FLOODS START TO RECEDE, SLOWLY BUCHANAN GETS WORST FLOODING SINCE '85
• A SUIT AGAINST A SYSTEM A WOMAN'S LEGAL ACTION TAKES ON VIRGINIA TECH JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS
• IT'S HARD TO RECALL THE 'NIGHTMARE'
• 'THERE'S NO RIGHT OR WRONG WAY' TO REACT TO ATTACK
• SNOW TIPS TO FILE AWAY UNTIL THE NEXT STORM HITS
• FIRST, BLACKSBURG GOES ON-LINE, NOW ...
• SCHOOL COUNSELING SHIFT CALLED A `MIXED BLESSING'
• SUBMARINE SABOTAGE TRIAL SET FOR MARCH
• FUNDS SOUGHT TO RESTORE HISTORIC TAVERN
• BILL COULD STALL COLONIAL DOWNS RACING UNTIL 1997
• ACCUSED HIT MAN TO GIVE CONFESSION
• DREAMER ENJOYED DOWNTOWN LIVING
• WILDER NO LONGER IN A CLASS BY HIMSELF
• FIRE KILLS 4 TOTS, GRANDMOTHER FAULTY WIRING SUSPECTED
• JEEP RAMMER CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER
• THE FLOODGATES OPEN
• OBIT