Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Wednesday, January 31, 1996

• WHAT DO YOU THINK?
• `DEADBEAT' PROGRAM TRIES TO STAY ALIVE
• BILL SEEKS RESPECT FOR PLEDGE VA. HOUSE WANTS PUPILS' ATTENTION
• KILLER OF 3 GIVES HINT OF 2 MORE ROANOKE WOMAN'S SLAYER SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON
• JUVENILE JUSTICE PLAN SET TO DEBUT
• COLLEGES PUSH FOR FUNDING PRESIDENTS UNITE FOR PLEA TO SENATE
• MAN WRONGLY LISTED DEAD A SECOND TIME
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• BEDFORD RESIDENT PLEADS NO CONTEST IN CLEAVER ATTACK MAN WOUNDED EX-GIRLFRIEND IN HER HOME
• SHARED EFFORTS BACKED 2 LEGISLATIVE PANELS OK REGIONAL FUND
• MAN GETS 30 YEARS FOR FATAL ROANOKE FIRE
• RESIDENTS DEMAND CHANCE FOR BLACKS ON HENRY STREET PUBLIC URGES ROANOKE NOT TO RUSH DECISION ON BUSINESS PROJECT
• WATER MAIN REPAIRS WILL DELAY TRAFFIC
• WYTHE TRIES TO FIND PARTNER COUNTIES FOR NEW REGIONAL JAIL COUNTY MIGHT BUILD OWN, IF NECESSARY
• ROTARIANS GIVE SMOKE DETECTORS
• NEIGHBORS' FEUD PRECEDED FATAL SHOOTING
• FIRE KILLS 2 CHILDREN
• SUPERMAN'S CO-CREATOR DIES
• SCHOOLS GET STATE AID BOOST ROANOKE TEACHERS' RAISES MORE LIKELY
• OBIT