Roanoke Times

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Virginia: Thursday, April 17, 1997

• LOSING YOUR DREAM HOME TO REALITY AFTER HOUSE-SITTING FOR A YEAR, IT'S HARD TO LEAVE THE POST-VICTORIAN BRICK
• THE ROANOKE TIMES' NEW SECTION FOCUSES ON LIFE AT WORK
• HIS EYES SPEAK FOR HIS BROKEN BODY 10 MONTHS AFTER ACCIDENTAL HANGING, JASON'S HOME
• MCVEIGH'S LAWYER COSTS $125 AN HOUR
• DEAR ANN: MY LETTER GOT PUBLISHED, SO NOW I'M SUING YOU WRITER'S MURDER TRIAL STARTS IN MAY
• YOUNG JOB-SEEKERS FARE WELL AT FAIR 60 EMPLOYERS AT CIVIC CENTER
• AN ARMY MAN EARLY ON NATION'S TOP ROTC INSTRUCTOR
• ROANOKE WOMAN ADMITS CHARGE OF KILLING HUSBAND DURING FIGHT WIFE SAYS SHE FIRED BY MISTAKE
• OBIT - LATE NOTICE
• GOP CANDIDATE ANDREWS HAS PAST TIE TO GAMING BUSINESS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR HOPEFUL SAYS HE NOW OPPOSES GAMBLING
• EX-SCHOOL BUS DRIVER SENTENCED 9-YEAR-OLD BOY WAS VICTIM OF MOLESTATION
• BACK IN THE BOSOM OF HIS FAMILY
• RICHMOND MAN'S CAR STOLEN BY PAIR IN SOUTHWEST ROANOKE THIEF WAS CARRYING SHOTGUN
• WANNABES AND A BIG USED-TO-BE COME TO TOWN FOR ANNUAL POLITICAL FISH BASH 49TH SHAD PLANKING DRAWS GOVERNORS PAST, PRESENT AND MAYBE FUTURE
• BOND DENIED FOR SUSPECT IN 14 BANK ROBBERIES OFFICIALS BELIEVE HE'S `STEALTH BANDIT'
• 2 CARS HAVE CRASHED INTO THEIR HOME COUPLE EXPERIENCES THE UNEXPECTED TWICE
• IGNITED BEAKER EXPLODES IN HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE LAB 13 STUDENTS INJURED, NONE SERIOUSLY
• OBIT
• OBIT - LATE NOTICE
• CITY CANCELS CONCERT BY MARILYN MANSON NO SATANIC CROSS-DRESSER FOR RICHMOND