Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Saturday, November 9, 1996

• HOW IT HAPPENED
• USE OF POLICE INFORMANTS REQUIRES TRADE-OFFS
• IS DEBT TO SOCIETY PAID? A ROANOKE BUSINESSMAN BELIEVES HIS WORK AS AN INFORMANT WITH THE DEA HAS EARNED HIM HIS FREEDOM - BUT THE FAMILY OF A MAN HE KILLED DISAGREES
• STOPLIGHT SIGNALS CHANGING TIMES IN TOWN OF DALEVILLE
• SHOPS LAX ON TOBACCO BAN TO KIDS SELLERS, POLICE BOTH IGNORE LAW, HEALTH OFFICIAL SAYS
• MUDDY WATER BRINGS THE BLUES
• SCHOOL STANDS FIRM ON ISSUE OF BOY READING RUSH
• RAIN, RAIN GO AWAY
• HOLLINS COLLEGE WELCOMES NEW LEADER
• CIRCUIT JUDGE TO RETIRE AFTER 17 YEARS ON BENCH CLEMENS WILL STILL TEACH ROANOKE COLLEGE CLASSES
• BROOKHILL SCHOOL IN BEDFORD PLANS ALL-CLASS REUNION SUNDAY
• D-DAY AUTHOR TO HELP FUND MEMORIAL
• OBIT LATE NOTICE
• REPUBLICAN DECLARES INTEREST IN SEAT DUDLEY WANTS TO FILL GOODE'S SHOES - AND EMPTY OFFICE
• PSYCHOLOGIST: TEEN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY NOT FIT FOR TRIAL
• MICROBURST CAUSES HEAVY DAMAGE
• WORKER HURT IN GRANARY EXPLOSION BLUE STONE FARM SITE OF BLAST
• EX-ROANOKER KILLED IN PA. ON HALLOWEEN APPARENT VICTIM OF MURDER-SUICIDE
• NS MAKES A NEW BID FOR CONRAIL $110-A-SHARE OFFER WORTH A BIT MORE THAN $10 BILLION
• ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, BOSS TELLS ATHLETES AT VA. TECH
• NOTE TO READERS
• FELLOW DEATH ROW INMATES WERE IN PAYNE'S CORNER
• 2 RICHMOND MALL WORKERS FOUND SLAIN
• OBIT
• VETERANS DAY CLOSINGS