Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Saturday, November 30, 1996

• `WE'RE USED TO DOING FOR OURSELVES'
• HISTORY COULD BE REQUIREMENT ROANOKE COUNTY WEIGHS CHANGE
• AID, NOT PUNISHMENT SCHOOL BOARD URGES INCENTIVES
• THEY MAY NOT BE SANTA'S ELVES, BUT THEY WRAP JUST AS WELL
• YOU DON'T NEED TO FEEL POWERLESS AGAINST VILE CALLERS
• LIBRARY INHERITS WONDERS
• PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX COULD BE AXED
• COACH THROWS IN THE TOWEL HE QUITS JOB AFTER TRAFFIC WOES REVEALED
• CITY DECRIES DEMOLITION IN HISTORIC ZONE BUT ROANOKE HAD ISSUED PERMITS TO RAZE 2 HOUSES
• PARAGUAY FILES SUIT FOR INMATE ON DEATH ROW VIRGINIA FORGOT TO TELL THE COUNTRY ITS CITIZEN HAD BEEN ARRESTED
• ROANOKE REINFORCES SNOW-FIGHTING ARSENAL NEW EQUIPMENT, A CHANGE IN TACTICS, AND NEW CHEMICALS ENLISTED IN BATTLE
• ACCIDENT CLAIMS MARION MAN'S LIFE
• PROFESSORS' 'SHIELD' DROPPED BY BOARD VETERAN COLLEGE INSTRUCTORS FACE SCRUTINY
• MOTORISTS RUSH WITH FEW BLOCKS
• COAL SPILL KILLING FISH IN BIG SANDY
• TECH FANS GIVE 'EM A HAND
• OBIT
• DEL. HARRIS OF FARIFAX DIES AT 60
• PARAGUAY FILES SUIT FOR INMATE ON DEATH ROW VIRGINIA FORGOT TO TELL THE COUNTRY ITS CITIZEN HAD BEEN ARRESTED