The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• LUCILLE D. KILLMON
• ANNA C. MILLAR
• MARY E. FOREMAN
• ERVIN L. WALLACE
• THOMAS W. PARKER
• JUNE R. SEYMOUR
• JOHN WESLEY AMES IV
• ROSA M. BUNDY
• ERIKA ANN CASON
• WILLIE L. BUNDY
• E. NORFLEET JOHNSON
• MARTHA N. BOYD
• ROBERT C. FALTZ
• IDA B. BUNDY
• RAYMOND B. MORGAN SR.
• MARION A. BUTCHER
• JOHN J. COFFEY
• ELLA V. JORDAN
• JEANNE E. HODOROWSKI
• SADIE B. STIFF
• TODD M. KING
• ALBINO C. MARTIN
• BESSIE M. PAGE
• MARY B. WAGONER
• GARNETT C. CROCKETT
• DOROTHY E. SIMON
• HEALTHY READING: SHOP GROWS INTO A REAL LIBRARY
• MIGHTY AIRCRAFT CARRIERS ENSURE SUPERPOWER STATUS FOR U.S.
• HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
• RUSSIAN ENVIRONMENTALISTS TOUR N.C. THEY LEARN FROM AMERICAN SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS THAT BOTH COUNTRIES FACE.
• JUDGE TO DAD: PAY FOR CHILD OR GO TO JAIL
• PATIENTS SCRAMBLE TO FIND NEW HOME CARE
• 4TH OF JULY WEEKEND CELEBRATIONS START WITH A BANG
• SESSION LIKELY TO END WITHOUT BUDGET HOUSE AND SENATE LEADERS PLAN TO BE BACK WITHIN WEEKS TO RESTART TALKS. LEGISLATORS STRUGGLE TO CLOSE SESSION
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** In an Associated Press story Saturday about the handling of radioactive uranium, the name of Babcock & Wilcox nuclear processing plant in Lynchburg was misspelled. Correction published Saturday, July 7, 1994. ***************************************************************** WORKERS HANDLED UNSAFE AMOUNT OF URANIUM NO ONE WAS HURT, BUT THE NRC IS SENDING A TEAM TO INVESTIGATE.
• FRONTIER HISTORY ATTRACTION UNVEILED IN ROANOKE COUNTY EXPLORE PARK, THOUGH STILL IN THE WORKS, RE-CREATES EARLY FARM LIFE.
• C-SPAN'S SCHOOL BUS WILL VISIT ON TUESDAY
• CLEMONS NEW VICE MAYOR OF PORTSMOUTH COUNCIL
• PHOEBUS HIGH ATHLETE KILLED IN ROBBERY TRY
• TWO ACCUSED OF DUMPING FRIEND'S BODY WITH TRASH
• NEXT MONTH'S SENATE DEBATE FORMAT SETTLED
• INQUIRY CLEARS FORMER PROSECUTOR THE VIRGINIA STATE BAR SAYS IT FOUND NO PROOF THAT SPENCER SUPPRESSED EVIDENCE.
• SMITHFIELD ESCAPEE FOUND AT SHOP THE MAN, A HABITUAL TRAFFIC OFFENDER, HAD JUST ORDERED A SANDWICH AT THE STORE.
• COMMONWEALTH LOSES BID TO INCREASE ITS ACADEMIC RATING THE COLLEGE'S PRESIDENT BLAMES THE DECISION ON TECHNICAL ISSUES INSTEAD OF ACADEMICS.
• STREET CLOSURE
• ADVOCACY GROUP FOR ABUSE VICTIMS FACES MONEY CRISIS
• MAN DIES IN SHOOTING
• BUILDING DREAMS GROUPS BUILD HOMES FOR OTHERS THROUGH THE HABITAT FOR HUMANITY PROGRAM, WHICH PROVIDES LOW-COST HOUSING.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Mason C. Andrews served two years as mayor of Norfolk and was not seeking a second two-year term. A MetroNews story Saturday contained misinformation. Correction published Wednesday, July 6, 1994. ***************************************************************** MAYOR FRAIM FILLS ANDREWS' SHOES HE SAYS NORFOLK'S LEGACY OF HARMONY WILL CONTINUE
• TRIPLE DUTY
• CARNEGIE HERO NAMED
• DRIVER ACCUSED OF HITTING OFFICER
• TEEN DIES AFTER ROBBERY ATTEMPT