Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Thursday, February 8, 1996

• RUNWAY'S NO DETERRENT TO BIGGER JETS
• CONSTITUENTS HAVE MORGAN'S NUMBER, BUT IT'S WRONG ONE
• SKIER FROM N.C. DIES AFTER ACCIDENT AT WINTERGREEN
• NOT PAYING CHILD SUPPORT GETS MAN 2 MONTHS IN JAIL
• MAN ARRESTED NEAR CAPITOL SAYS HE MERELY TOOK A WRONG TURN
• SHOULD BUSES GO IN SNOW? OFFICIAL: SCHOOLS CLOSING TOO OFTEN
• SOME DEMOCRATS DISTRUST GOODE, 5TH CHAIRMAN SAYS
• MOTOR VOTER COMPROMISE HEADS TO HOUSE FLOOR
• TOO MANY TIRES, CHARGES SAY GRAND JURY INDICTS 4 OFFICERS OF VIRGINIA RUBBER RECYCLING
• HENRY CO. SUPERVISORS FIRE EXECUTIVE
• RULING ENDS SEX OFFENDERS' TREATMENT JUDGE: THERE'S NO RIGHT TO CONTROVERSIAL THERAPY
• BANK ROBBER GETS 17-YEAR TERM MAN'S TALE OF HELPING SICK SON PICKED APART BY PROSECUTION
• COUNTY JAIL INMATE AN APPARENT VICTIM OF CREDIT CARD FRAUD FORMER DEPUTY TO BE CHARGED, OFFICIAL SAYS
• ROANOKE COUNTY TRASH PICKUP RESUMES FRIDAY
• BEDFORD COUNTY MAN SHOT AT WOMAN'S HOME
• WYTHEVILLE BOY, 16, INDICTED FOR MURDER
• SCHOOLS OPEN OR CLOSED?
• OBIT CHITTUM, NELLIE MAUDE PUGH
• CAPTIVE-ANIMAL HUNTING PRESERVE BAN ADVANCES
• CRAIG COUNTY SCHOOL CHIEF SAYS HE HAS NO PLANS TO QUIT
• THE COLD IS BITING - HOPE THE FISH ARE
• EDWARDS CAN'T TURN SENATE TIDE JUVENILE JUSTICE BILL ADVANCES WITHOUT EX-PROSECUTOR'S CHANGES
• BUNDLING UP
• WOMEN'S CARE ONSTAGE ASSEMBLY TACKLES INSURANCE ISSUES
• OBIT 2
• OBIT
• POLICE CHECK ON RAPE EX-TECH STUDENT ACCEPTS STATE OFFER