Roanoke Times

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Virginia: Saturday, March 29, 1997

• PARENTS MUST RETRAIN 11-YEAR-OLD SON'S BRAIN TRAGIC ACCIDENT'S REPAIRS CONTINUE
• HER COLLECTION IS MULTIPLYING LIKE RABBITS LONG BEFORE THERE WAS HIP-HOP
• SMOKIN' IN THE BOYS' MOTEL ROOM
• RAISING FEES COULD COST SCHOOLS ROANOKE COUNTY MUST DECIDE HOW TO HANDLE NONRESIDENT STUDENTS $2,600 PER STUDENT WOULD BE LOST.
• SALEM VA'S TOP 2 GET 30-DAY TRANSFER INVESTIGATION CONTINUES
• FINAL TOUCHES
• ROANOKE OFFICER: 'MY FIRST THOUGHT WAS I HAD LOST HIM' ANATOMY OF AN ARMED STANDOFF MAN INTO CUSTODY. THEN SHE KEPT HER PROMISE TO HIM.
• CITY: GRANT FUNDS CAN ONLY SHIFT, NOT GROW IT'S NEAR SPENDING LIMIT
• ALLEN STARTS SEARCH TO FILL VACANT SEAT ON SUPREME COURT GENERAL ASSEMBLY COULDN'T DECIDE
• GILMER AVE. MAN CHARGED WITH MELROSE AVE. FIRE POLICE CLAIM LINKS TO OTHER ARSONS
• DELEGATE WHO COULDN'T WAIT DECIDES NOT TO TRY RE-ELECTION SUFFOLK REPUBLICAN REVERSES POSITION
• GREENBRIER GAMBLING HITS SNAG (AGAIN) IN W.VA. LEGISLATURE SUPPORT CHANGES DAILY
• SALEM HIGH STANDOUT DIES IN FALL 21-YEAR-OLD DIES HIKING AT YOSEMITE
• CHECKS WILL GO OUT MONDAY TO FEDERAL RETIREES WHO ACCEPTED STATE'S OFFER DISPUTE AROSE OVER TAXATION OF PENSIONS
• TWO ON BEDFORD SCHOOL BOARD WON'T RUN
• TO STUDY THE YORK RIVER, THEY BUILT ANOTHER ONE REPLICA FLOWS IN COLLEGE BASEMENT
• MAGISTRATE SAYS FBI MAY HAVE BROKEN LAW WITNESS' INCENTIVE TOO MUCH
• GILMORE SEPARATES HIMSELF FROM ALLEN ON REC CENTER GUNS ATTORNEY GENERAL BACKS BAN
• LOST GLOVE RETURNED AFTER A HALF-CENTURY WWII ARMY PRIVATE DROPPED IT IN FOXHOLE
• LOST FOR 3 YEARS, VA. BOY TURNS 8 SUNDAY - IF ALIVE POLICE HAVE NEW LEAD
• SALEM ARCHITECT DIES AT 85 `TOUGH COOKIE' WILL BE MISSED
• OBIT