Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: Wednesday, April 23, 1997

• SUSPECT IN FIREBOMBING PLEADS GUILTY FRIEND IMPLICATES ABEDS IN MURDER CASE
• TECH IN TOP 9 WITH TITLE IX 41% OF UNDERGRADS, 40% OF ATHLETES ARE WOMEN
• ZOO KICKS OFF FUND-RAISER SEASONAL SPONSORS RECOGNIZED
• SPEAKER: VMI WELL-PREPARED ADMITTING WOMEN WILL IMPROVE VMI, GENERAL SAYS
• VINTON DETECTIVE SEEKS RE-ELECTION TO ROANOKE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD 7-YEAR-OLD CAMPAIGNER HELPS DAD GET THE LEAD OUT
• MALICIOUS WOUNDING DROPPED STANLEY STILL FACES OTHER CHARGES
• FLOOD-WEARY TOWN MAY JUST MOVE ITSELF AWAY FROM WATER PROJECT WOULD KNOCK DOWN GRUNDY'S CENTRAL BUILDINGS AND REBUILD THEM ACROSS THE RIVER
• WELFARE MOMS LOSE BENEFITS 1,732 WOMEN FAILED TO COMPLY WITH LAWS
• SURGEON ADVOCATES POWDER-FREE GLOVES SOME SURGERY PATIENTS ARE ALLERGIC TO CORNSTARCH.
• JUDGE DENIES JENS SOERING A NEW TRIAL DECISION HINGED ON UNRELATED ROANOKE CASE
• SOCIAL STUDIES
• SHADOW SHOOTING
• IN VIRGINIA
• DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES REVOKES '2 DYKES' LICENSE PLATE DMV SAYS IT COULD BE VIEWED `SOCIALLY DISPARAGING OR INSENSITIVE'
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• GOV. GEORGE ALLEN VISITED EAGLE ROCK ON TUESDAY 'LITTLE, LOUD TOWN' BENDS THE GOVERNOR'S EAR
• G.I. BILL OF RIGHTS PIONEER DIES
• ADDISON'S HISTORY TO BE PRESERVED IN RENOVATION ALUMNI OFFER SUGGESTIONS
• BUDGET DEBATED AT HEARING GIVE SCHOOLS MORE MONEY, CROWD TELLS SUPERVISORS
• SUPERVISORS REJECT ZONING REQUEST FOR NURSING HOMEROANOKE COUNTY OFFICIALS WORRY ABOUT LOSING TAXES, BECAUSE A CHURCH OWNS THE UNDEVELOPED LAND
• OBIT
• 3 SHOT DEAD AT COMPLEX FOR DISABLED