Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Saturday, November 2, 1996

• NEW JAIL POPULAR AGAIN 8 LOCALITIES NOW PLAN TO USE REGIONAL FACILITY
• LAWYERS WANT ACCESS TO DUI CHECKPOINTS
• MIDDLE-AGED CRACK DEALER GETS LIGHTEST PUNISHMENT
• TECH TAKES LEAD IN 'GLOBAL UNIVERSITY' GOAL WOULD BE TENANT IN $3 BILLION NORTHERN VIRGINIA PROJECT
• HAVING A MALE TEACHER IS DIFFERENT, BUT FUN, PUPILS FIND
• A BALLOON FOR THE LABOON
• VMI TELLS FEDS TO BACK OFF SCHOOL DOESN'T WANT TO SUBMIT COED PLANS
• FUGITIVE COUPLE FROM N.Y. WON'T FIGHT EXTRADITION POLICE TO TRANSFER THEM TODAY
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• BLUSTERY WEEKEND FORECAST NHAT MEYER/STAFF. NOEL DIXON DONNED A HAT TO COMBAT THE CHILL IN DOWNTOWN ROANOKE ON FRIDAY AS HE WAITED FOR A FRIEND. THE HIGH IS EXPECTED TO BE BETWEEN 45 AND 50 DEGREES TODAY.
• INVESTIGATION TO CONTINUE IN TODDLER'S DEATH MANASSAS
• TESTING FOR LEGIONNAIRES' SOURCE BEGINS
• ANGRY MAN SLUGS OTIS THE POLICE HORSE
• JURY SUGGESTS 15 YEARS IN JAIL MAN BEAT GIRLFRIEND WITH BARE HANDS
• ACCIDENT KILLS TECH STUDENT CAR SIDESWIPES ANOTHER, OVERTURNS
• RESTAURANT GETS GASOLINE BATH
• MAN DIED ON 581 OF HEART ATTACK
• LIGHTING CEREMONY TO MOVE?
• NS LOCOMOTIVE CREWS GET NEW MATTER TO TRACK
• MAN'S BODY FOUND IN SALEM CHURCH
• HARMAN, RETIRED VA. HIGH COURT JUDGE, DIES
• MARK WARNER CARRIES CROWD AT NAACP DEBATE GROUP ASKS ABOUT EDUCATION, CRIME, PARENTAL RIGHTS
• OBIT
• WORKFARE MAY REPLACE ILLEGALS