Roanoke Times

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Virginia: Wednesday, February 21, 1996

• RAINY-DAY CUT
• WELFARE COMPUTER PROBED
• BOUCHER LIKELY TO FACE REPUBLICAN CHALLENGE
• FORMER DRIVER GUILTY ROANOKE SCHOOL BUS DRIVER HAD POT, CRACK
• PRELIMINARY BUDGET SHOWS $6 MILLION DEFICIT GROWTH IN BEDFORD COUNTY SCHOOLS AND JAILS IS PARTIAL CAUSE
• GIRL FINDS GRIEVING DAD DEAD
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY HEADED FOR GRIDLOCK
• `DROWNED' TEEN SHOWS UP - ALIVE GILES CO. SHERIFF INVESTIGATING
• PULASKI COUNCIL MEMBER TO RESIGN
• RICHMOND MAYORAL FLAP DIVIDES ALLIES, UNITES ADVERSARIES
• RAMMED BRIDGE REOPENS
• CRITICISM SPARKS CONFEDERATE BALL SELLOUT
• LEGISLATURE PLANS FUNDING NATIONAL D-DAY MEMORIAL COULD GET AT LEAST $150,000
• ARMED ROBBERS HIT 2 ROANOKE HOMES IN BOTH INCIDENTS, FRONT DOORS KICKED IN
• FRANKLIN BOARD APPROVES ROAD MONEY ROCKY MOUNT HOPED COUNTY WOULD PAY MORE TOWARD INDUSTRIAL PARK PROJECT
• CAMPAIGN GIFT RULE ENDORSED BILL WOULD DOUBLE LIMIT FOR REPORTING
• OFFICIALS TO UNVEIL BIG PRIVATE INVESTMENT
• INDUSTRIAL PARK PLAN RAISES NEIGHBORS' FEARS NEIGHBORS TO SPEAK OF INDUSTRIAL PARK FEARS
• ROANOKE COUNCIL TO MAKE TV DEBUT $25,000 APPROVED FOR EXPLORE PARK
• SPRING BREAK SHRINKS TO A LONG WEEKEND ROANOKE BOARD REJECTS PROPOSAL TO EXTEND SCHOOL YEAR
• OBIT
• 'HARD-WORKING CITIZEN' SEEKS GOP NOD BUT HE'S AN UNKNOWN TO 5TH DISTRICT PARTY
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