Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Wednesday, February 14, 1996

• LANDRITH MAKES 2ND RUN FOR CONGRESS' 5TH DISTRICT
• STUDENT RETURNING TO SCHOOL PARENTS, ROANOKE SCHOOLS SETTLE COMPLAINT OVER BOY'S NEED FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION
• POT TRAFFICKER GETS 3 1/2 YEARS
• MAN CONVICTED FOR ROLE IN KILLING JUDGE: 25-YEAR-OLD GUILTY OF WILLFULLY PARTICIPATING IN SLAYING OF MAN, 48
• MARTIN BALSAM, ACTOR, FOUND DEAD
• TECH STUDENT RECALLED AS A GIFTED WRITER POET'S DEATH STILL A MYSTERY; FRIENDS CELEBRATE HER TALENTS
• HOUSE VOTES TO EASE FILING OF POLLUTION LAWSUITS
• JUDGE RULES FELON TOO RICH FOR FEE WAIVER IF HE FILES SUIT
• FERRUM SUSPECT FACES PEEPING TOM CHARGE
• HOSPITAL CLOSER TO MOVING MONTGOMERY BOARD APPROVES PERMITS
• COUNTY POLL TO TEST VINTON PLAN SUPERVISORS WANT TO KNOW HOW RESIDENTS FEEL ABOUT ANNEXATION
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• GOOD CASE OF CABIN FEVER
• RADFORD SUSPENDS 2 FRATERNITIES AFTER STUDENT DIES
• RIVERBOAT GAMBLING BILL SINKS HOUSE VOTES TO KEEP HMO LIMITS OFF WOMEN'S GYNECOLOGICAL CARE
• BOTH HOUSES MOVE TO GRANT RIGHTS TO UNBORN
• ORCHESTRA VIOLINIST COLLAPSES ONSTAGE
• NO CASH, BUT SOME EXPOSURE CENTER IN SQUARE'S NAME GETS AROUND
• OBIT
• FATHER SUSPECT IN DEATH FUGITIVE JAILED AFTER INFANT DIED