Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Monday, April 7, 1997

• PROPERTY THEFTS RISING IN ROANOKE VALLEYCAR THEFTS, VANDALISM ARE SOME OF THE MOST DIFFICULT CRIMES TO SOLVE, POLICE SAY
• ROANOKE COUNTY, MOOSE LODGE DISPUTE TAX GETTING THE MOOSE TO PAY
• ROADWATCH
• HYDROELECTRIC MIGHTY MITE: A LIGHT UNTO HIMSELF WAYNESBORO LAWYER IS A TWO-TURBINE WONDER
• D-DAY MEMORIAL GETS NATIONAL EXPOSURE STEPHEN AMBROSE WILL DISCUSS NEED FOR PLANNED BEDFORD MEMORIAL
• THIEF STARTED AT AN EARLY AGE; SAYS BREAK-INS WERE EASY
• COLLEGE DREAM COMING TRUE FOR DISADVANTAGED KIDS ROANOKE PROGRAM WINS NATIONAL AWARD
• SPRAWLING 'BURBS A GIFT FOR BUILDERS ROANOKE'S POPULATION IS DOWN; BUT THE PEOPLE AREN'T GOING FAR
• STATE SEEKS FEDERAL AID FOR RAIL LINE
• WELFARE DAY-CARE PROPOSAL STIRS WORRY CRITICS SAY BENEFIT COULD BE NO-JOB INCENTIVE
• BUCHANAN COUNCIL MEMBER, EX-POLICE CHIEF DIES AT 62 RESIGNATION FROM POLICE FORCE KICKED OFF A PERIOD OF MUCH-PUBLICIZED CONTROVERSY
• GLASGOW FOREST FIRE CONTAINED WITH HELP FROM MOTHER NATURE CAUSE OF BLAZE UNKNOWN
• AFTER THE RAIN, PLAY BALL!
• NAACP MAY RE-ESTABLISH STUDENT CHAPTER AT UVA TIME IS RIGHT, ORGANIZERS SAY
• OBIT