Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Sunday, September 22, 1996

• WHERE THE CANDIDATES STAND
• WHICH LEADERS DO YOU ADMIRE - AND WHY?
• FIRST HOME GAME PRACTICALLY PEACEFUL
• RUNNERS FINISH HAPPY AS HOGS IN MUD
• SUPERINTENDENT-TO-BE AT HOME IN ROANOKE
• FORMER TEACHER'S SLAYING TOUCHES EVERYONE IN TOWN
• NO FOOD STAMPS FOR SOME BEGINNING MONDAY, NONCITIZENS INELIGIBLE
• WHO WILL FIGHT FOR VIRGINIA? NOTE: ABOVE
• VMI BOARD VOTES TO ADMIT WOMEN BUT SCHOOL WON'T CHANGE, OFFICIALS SAY
• DECISION WASN'T SURPRISE
• OBIT LATE NOTICE
• POLICE SEE RESULTS IN 0.08 LEVEL FEWER FATALITIES, DUI ARRESTS
• DRIVING ACCIDENTS CLAIM TWO MEN'S LIVES
• MODEST CAMPSITE A FOCAL POINT OF HOMELESS MAN'S LIFE, DEATH
• PATIENT: GIVE DOCTOR HIS LICENSE BACK
• HOW THEY VOTED
• OBIT
• ROADWATCH
• HOT PHONE NUMBERS FIND WAYS AROUND CALL BLOCKS
• DEAD LANGUAGE, HUH? IN 80-YEAR-OLD'S CLASS, LATIN'S ALIVE AND WELL AP. HERNDON HIGH SCHOOL LATIN TEACHER CHRISTINE SLEEPER HOLDS A CLASS RAPT.
• CATAWBA ESTATE SOLD AT AUCTION
• VOTERS LOOK FOR LEADER LIKE LINCOLN, CHRIST VIRGINIANS SAY THEY VALUE CANDIDATES' LEADERSHIP SKILLS ALMOST AS MUCH AS THEIR STANDS ON THE ISSUES. HERE'S WHAT VOTERS ARE LOOKING FOR, AND HOW THE CANDIDATES MEASURE UP.