Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Tuesday, May 14, 1996

• U.S. 29 STALKER STILL ON LOOSE
• SCHOOL BUDGET PASSES FRANKLIN CO. JOBS, RAISES SURVIVE CUTS
• MUD FLIES IN SENATE RACE
• SUPERINTENDENT GETS AN EARFUL JOEL TURNER STAFF WRITER
• CAN'T SEE WHY STICKER GOES THERE?
• HOLLINS COLLEGE LOSES CANDIDATE
• REKINDLING THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT
• LITTLE COMPUTERS COULD BORROW BIG BRAINS
• VICTIM HAD 13 GUN WOUNDS CITY'S FIRST MURDER CHARGES FILED FOR '96
• BANKER PLEADS GUILTY EX-VICE PRESIDENT CHEATED IN CHECKS
• TROOPERS HOPE GADGETS SLOW HIGH-SPEED CHASES TEST DEVICES FLATTEN TIRES OF SPEEDERS
• DRUG PROGRAM GETS U.S. GRANT FOR EXPANSION PLAN EMPHASIZES TREATMENT, TRAINING
• RESIDENTS PAVE WAY TO SOLUTION
• WINTER HARM SHOWS AT MILITARY CEMETERY
• 15-YEAR-OLD FACES ADULT MURDER TRIAL
• COUNCIL RAISES ITS PAY MCCADDEN WANTED DEBATE
• COLD SNAP FILLS RESCUE MISSION
• SALEM CUTS FUNDS TO VISITORS BUREAU WE'RE NOT GETTING OUR MONEY'S WORTH, COUNCIL SAYS
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
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• SCHOOL BUDGET PASSES FRANKLIN CO. JOBS, RAISES SURVIVE CUTS
• OBIT