Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Wednesday, November 20, 1996

• LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD CITIZENS
• JUDGE SAYS MARK LILLY WILL SPEND NEXT 49 YEARS IN PRISON
• PARENTS SHOULD NOT THINK KIDS SAFE FROM DRUGS
• NEW PLEAS: `GUILTY' MAN DIED FROM EXPOSURE
• STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY FOCUSES ON SCHOOL BONDS
• MUSIC CENTER MOVES BACK TO ITS ROOTS
• COYNER SPRINGS ON TRIAL
• HOKIE BIRD: DEFINITELY NOT A CHICKEN ALAN KIM. THE HOKIE BIRD IS PASSED UP IN THE STANDS BY TECH FANS DURING THE HOKIES' HOME GAME AGAINST SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA ON NOV. 2. NOW, THE TURKEY IS IN HOT WATER FOR FIGHTING ANOTHER MASCOT FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI DURING SATURDAY'S GAME, AND A BACKUP BIRD WILL BE TAKING ITS PLACE. COLOR.
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• RED CROSS BANS NURSES FROM HAVING MEETING THERE CONCERN RAISED OVER POSSIBLE UNION ACTIVITIES
• HORSE TRACK NOW A LONGER SHOT PROSPECTUS FOR INVESTORS REVISED TO REFLECT ADDED RISK
• CONGRESS COULD NIX MERGER
• LOST LAWSUIT COSTS, ANY WAY YOU LOOK AT IT
• COMMITTEE TO SEARCH FOR NEW EXPLORE BOSS
• CHEERLEADER'S MOM FOUND GUILTY $5 SNACK FEE INCITED RUSTBURG SCUFFLE
• CELLULAR TOWER NIXED DRAGON'S TOOTH VIEW PROTECTED
• WILSON STUDENTS WON'T MISS OUT
• VINTON MAKES TRASH PICKUP 3-0 PRIVATE HAULERS UPSET BY FINAL OK
• GEORGE MASON DIVIDED ON GAY CENTER
• `LYING' WITNESS PATTERN REPEATS ALLEN ASKED TO STOP THURS. EXECUTION
• OBIT