Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Thursday, March 13, 1997

• OLDEST ORGAN MAY STAY SILENT WITH ROTTEN BELLOWS, INSTRUMENT LOOKS BETTER THAN IT SOUNDS
• COLONIAL SHIP REPLICA GETS FACE LIFT HER FIRST MAJOR REFURBISHING
• DRUG BUST NETS 24 ARRESTS
• HEADLIGHTS IN THE RAIN CAN'T HURT
• IN VIRGINIA
• VIDEO MAGIC MERGES STAR AND LOTTERY AD SOME RESIDENTS SAY BELOVED ICON SHOULDN'T BE FOR SALE
• RETARDED GIRL'S BATTLE DRAWS MEDIA HEAT A'S AND B'S DO NOT AN HONOR GRAD MAKE
• A BIG RELIEF FOR RESIDENTS, STAFF OF SHENADOAH MANOR PASSED INSPECTION WAS THE 'BEST IN FIVE YEARS'
• SIX ARRESTED FOR COUNTERFEIT $20, $100 BILLS
• RICHMOND HOUSE BURGLARS, BANK ROBBERS MAY BE SAME
• FINAL ABED ASSOCIATE CHARGED WITH ARRANGING ARSON OF FAILING NIGHTCLUB
• NEW BRIDGE TO EAGLE ROCK CALLED `VITAL LIFELINE' TO COMMUNITY IMPROVING U.S. 460/11, EXPEDITING I-73 ALSO SUPPORTED
• FIREFIGHTERS' ENEMY TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT
• FRIENDS, FAMILY SAY HE WAS A 'DAREDEVIL' 'HE WAS TAKING A CHANCE'
• EDUCATOR TO END CAREER WHERE SHE STARTED: MONTEREY ELEMENTARY AFTER SERVING 35 YEARS, TEACHER SAYS IT'S TIME TO LEARN NEW THINGS
• OBIT