Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Sunday, November 3, 1996

• MAN PLANS FUNERALS FROM BACK OF VANS
• VA. MUSEUM PROVIDES ART FOR STAMP RICHMOND
• OLD MONEY OUT, AT LEAST AT VCU
• ON HEELS OF GRIEF, A PAINFUL LESSON
• FEDERAL OFFICIALS GIVE SMITHFIELD EXTENSION SMITHFIELD
• JURORS BEG FOR CLEMENCY
• KID'S CRIME SPREE BEGINS WITH GIFT OF CANDY MIKE MATHER LANDMARK NEWS SERVICE
• DIPLOMAT, AUTHOR DIES AT AGE 101 SHE HELPED W. BERLIN RECOVER AFTER WWII
• RENEGADE BREAKS FOOTBALL MOLD
• OPERATOR TO RAISE TOLL ROAD'S FEE
• WHERE TURNOUT IS LOWEST, SO IS SENSE OF COMMUNITY ONE ACTIVIST SAYS WHEN HOPE RETURNS, PEOPLE WILL GO BACK TO THE POLLS
• THREE CHEERS
• TEENY-WEENY MACHINEY
• WARNERS KEEP PITCHES COMING SENATOR BASKS; CHALLENGER BATTLES ON
• OBIT
• BIG GAME AWARDS $5 MILLION
• NEIGHBORHOOD SPIRIT VERY MUCH ALIVE AT RALEIGH COURT NO. 5 VOTER TURNOUT IS ALWAYS HIGH AT THE VOTING PLACE AT WASENA SCHOOL