The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• HELEN P. EBERLINE
• ELLA M. LOVITT
• ANNE W. HARTT
• VELMA W. PENNEWELL
• JONATHAN CHAING
• RUBY L. BARNHILL
• DARIUS L. DEMPSEY
• JOHN H. HODGINS
• ESTELLE M. WHITLEY
• JOHN MOORE SR.
• RONALD E. BLOUNT SR.
• LESSIE Y. STRICKLAND
• MILDRED S. CARR
• SHELTON W. BADHAM SR.
• MARIE H. GREEN
• VIVIAN W. VAN LOON
• NORMAN T. COVERT
• CATHERINE S. FLYTHE
• WALTER BOONE
• MILDRED TUCKER-SAVAGE
• EMILIE D. MARTINEZ
• THOMAS MCCOY
• IREDELL P. BROWN
• ELLA MAIE SHANAHAN
• LEONCE Q. SPRUILL
• WILLIAM H. GRAY
• MICHAEL D. RICKS
• ZELDA O. SUMRELL
• ESTELL LIVERMAN
• CHARLES N. RAIFORD
• ELIZABETH W. CROMWELL
• CRIME BILL: LANCASTER DOESN`T BACK LEGISLATION
• A PRO-CHOICE BUSH? YES - IT'S BARBARA
• GASTON ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY STILL ON BEACH HAD ASKED AGENCY TO RECONSIDER CITY SEEKING COURT ORDER ON REPORT DEADLINE
• THE POWER OF TELEVISION - IN BLACK AND WHITE
• CATHOLIC PRIEST SUES EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OVER FIRING HE SAYS CANCER COST HIM HIS JOB; THE DIOCESE DISAGREES, CLAIMING NONPERFORMANCE.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A photograph in Saturday's editions that accompanied a story about the dedication of a new wing at the Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters misidentified one person. The woman in the picture was Sabine Andrews, wife of former Norfolk mayor Dr. Mason Andrews. Correction published Sunday, August 14, 1994. ***************************************************************** DEDICATED TO CHILDREN NEW EIGHT-STORY BUILIDNG EXPANDS HOSPITAL SERVICES
• COMPUTER PROGRAM MAY SNIFF OUT COCAINE
• HELMS WILL STUMP FOR JONES THE GOP SENATOR IS DUE AT 2 ALBEMARLE FUND-RAISING EVENTS.
• MEET N.C.'S ``PHARMACIST OF THE YEAR'' HE LIKED THE IDEA OF BEING A DOCTOR, BUT THOUGHT MED SCHOOL TOOK TOO LONG. ``I KNEW I WAS GOING TO GO INTO BUSINESS OR I WAS GOING TO GO INTO PHARMACY.'' HE DID BOTH.
• ABC BOARD SECRETARY FIRED AFTER 41-YEAR CAREER
• GROUP PUSHES CALCULATOR REVOLUTION TECHNOLOGY ALLOWS TEACHERS TO SPEND LESS TIME CRUNCHING NUMBERS AND MORE TIME SHOWING STUDENTS THEIR MEANING.
• SCHOOLS FACING CLASS-SIZE DILEMMA THEY ARE SCRAMBLING TO FIND SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL CLASSES.
• ANALYZING RACIAL SHIFT DURING 1980S EARLY IN DECADE, MOST SUSPECTS WERE WHITE; NOW, MOST ARE BLACK.
• EX-SENATOR ACCUSED OF VIOLATING SENTENCE FOR FELONY
• 5 MEMBERS OF FLORIDA FAMILY KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH ON INTERSTATE 95 THE STATE WILL REVIEW WARNING SIGNS NEAR A CONSTRUCTION SITE IN SOUTHBOUND LANES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
• HOGS NO. 1? TOBACCO APPARENTLY LOSING GROUND
• JUDGE HEARS FOURTH SUIT IN U.VA. LOAN SCANDAL
• FOR THE FIRST TIME, JOINT COASTAL CLEANUP IS PLANNED FOR THE DELMARVA PENINSULA
• BEACH HEALTH DIRECTOR HEADED FOR E. SHORE HE HAS SPLIT HIS TIME BETWEEN THE COMMUNITIES WHILE OVERSEEING BOTH.
• WILDER QUESTIONS NEED FOR U.S. EDUCATION AGENCY
• NAVY SHIPS OPEN FOR TOURS
• PARK SERVICE TO MONITOR EFFECTS OF DISNEY PARK ON SHENANDOAH
• TESTS ON SOIL TAKEN FROM FORT EUSTIS SHOW ACCEPTABLE LEAD LEVELS CORPS OF ENGINEERS SAYS THE DIRT HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM RESIDENTIAL AREAS.
• TAKING COMMAND AT SHIPYARD
• RESERVES DEMONSTRATION
• SHIP SOLD TO AUSTRALIA