Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Friday, January 26, 1996

• STATEWIDE ACCLAIM FOR 'INSPIRING' TEACHER
• MUSEUM'S NEW DIRECTOR NAMED
• IN COURT, PROSTITUTE CRIES RAPE JURY IS ASKED TO DECIDE IF WOMAN GAVE CONSENT
• BILL WOULD LET TOLL ROAD GET FEDERAL FUNDING
• BILL TARGETS VIOLENCE IN MARRIAGE
• SUSPECTED ARSON KILLS 10 PETS COMPLAINT OVER HOME'S ODOR PRECEDED FIRE
• 'HENRY STREET BELONGS TO US'
• JUDGE SENDS RAPE CASE TO GRAND JURY AT HEARING, SHE TELLS OF ALLEGED RAPE
• MAN FOUND GUILTY OF SETTING POLICE OFFICER ON FIRE
• COOPERATION? AND THEY CALL THEMSELVES VIRGINIA POLITICIANS GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1996
• ALLEN DEFENDS POLICY AGAINST GAYS, SINGLE
• WAS BEDFORD KILLING ACCIDENTAL OR WILLFUL? WHETHER MAN MEANT TO SHOOT LOVER AT HEART OF CASE
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• WASHER'S RUN SPINS TO AN END
• EXTRA FUNDS TO GET SCHOOLS 'OUT OF HOLE'
• ROANOKE MAN FACES CHARGE IN HOUSE FIRE
• OBIT
• FLOOD COST PEGGED AT $59 MILLION