The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• MARGARET B. CARPENTER
• DOCIA C. MIDGETTE
• MAE B. COOPER
• IDA M. MANDELL
• BARBARA A. STEPHENS
• DOUGLAS E. EVANS
• MARY M. CLIFTON
• KENNETH WHITEHEAD
• SALVATORE FIORE
• BRENTON Y. DAVIS
• TESSIE O. COCKE
• COLIE V. SLADE
• THELMA M. HARPER
• CLIFTON A. HARPER
• LAURETTA A. DAY
• TIMOTHY J. DUGAN
• LOUISE J. BUTTS
• JANE J. EDWARDS
• NAOMI E. BELL
• KATHLEEN T. KERTESZ
• VERA D. GARNER
• HENRY F. FAIL
• DAVID E. COX
• WILLIAM J. GREEN SR.
• JOHN E. HICKMAN
• DAVID JENSEN
• MARY S. WALLACE
• BABY DIES, TWO SURVIVE 4 1/2 HOURS IN STIFLING VAN THE DRIVER PASSED OUT AFTER PULLING INTO AN OCEANFRONT PARKING LOT. NO ONE NOTICED.
• HAMPTON ROADS IS INCHES FROM THE WETTEST JULY EVER THE TOTAL HAS HIT 11.52 INCHES, JUST 2 1/4 INCHES SHY OF THE RECORD SET IN 1975.
• N.C. JAILS RELEASE TWO ACTIVISTS TEMPORARILY
• TO CUT COSTS, ODU WILL DROP 2 DEGREE PROGRAMS BY ELIMINATING UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS IN RELIGION AND RUSSIAN THIS FALL, THE UNIVERSITY EXPECTS TO SAVE ABOUT $100,000.
• AREA DRUG TASK FORCES MAY GET PART OF $250,000
• ALLEN AND FIRST LADY HEAD HOME FROM TRIP TO CANADA AND MEXICO DURING THE TRADE MISSION, SHE PLAYED A KEY ROLE IN EFFORTS TO BOOST VIRGINIA TOURISM.
• PENNING TIME: 125 PONIES MAKE THE ANNUAL CHINCOTEAGUE SWIM CAMERAS CLICKED AND WHIRRED AS THE LEAD STALLION CHARGED INTO THE WATER.
• ECONOMIC PANEL GETS SURPRISE: BROADER POWERS FROM ASSEMBLY
• FARRAKHAN'S ALLURE BASED ON SELF-IMAGE, NOT RELIGION
• NAGS HEAD CHIEF OF POLICE RESIGNS; OFFICERS SURPRISED THE 44-YEAR-OLD CHIEF IS ``READY FOR A CHANGE.''
• NORFOLK BAND LEADER CONVICTED OF 1ST DEGREE MURDER HE BEAT AND STABBED THE VICTIM DURING AN ARGUMENT OVER DRUGS AND MONEY.
• NEGLECTED GIRL SUES STATE AGENCY FOR SLOW ACTION IN HER CASE OFFICIALS SAY THEY THOUGHT THE CASE WAS A LOW PRIORITY, DESPITE ORDERS TO INVESTIGATE.
• PONY PENNING TIME
• SUMMER FESTS SET IN EDENTON, MURFREESBORO 1ST CRAPE MYRTLE FESTIVAL SCHEDULED FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
• 2 INDEPENDENTS FACE LONG ODDS ELECTION RULES AND PARTY CLOUT GIVE NORTH AND ROBB BIG ADVANTAGES.
• 3 ARE INJURED WHEN TEEN DRIVER FAINTS, HITS BRIDGE GUARD RAIL
• NEW ORDINANCE, BAD TIMING PREVENT GO-GO BAR OPENING THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS ADMITS MISTAKES, BUT WON'T GRANDFATHER OWNER'S BUSINESS.
• CAB CREW FOILS SUSPECTS' ESCAPE DISPATCHER'S TIRE TALE STEERS RIDERS TO POLICE AFTER ROBBERY
• TEENAGER CHARGED WITH DOUBLE HOMICIDE A GIRL, 15, AND HER BOYFRIEND, 18, WERE FOUND SHOT TO DEATH THREE MONTHS AGO.
• CORRECTION