The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• WILLIAM Q. EASON
• PAULA D. HAYES
• DAISY M. MANNING
• FRANCES C. LEVY
• CLARA C. EVANS
• FLORINE D. JOYNER
• ELIZABETH SCARBOROUGH
• JIMMIE L. HANCOCK
• JACK R. PATTERSON SR.
• LUCY DEAGLE
• NINA MAY
• ALEXANDER POULSON
• EDWARD BROWN
• HATTIE DAVIS
• MARVIN WATERHOUSE
• JOSEPHINE J. DOLES
• UNA S. UMPHLETT
• DORIS MELVIN
• JACK J. WARNER
• SHIRLEY R. GILLIAM
• CHARLES P. WINFIELD
• MARGARET I. ISLER
• RUBY P. EVERETT
• IRIS V. STRICKLAND
• JAMES A. JOHNSON JR.
• KAREN D. PELLER
• GEORGE F. MIDGETT
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** In the following story, the second paragraph should read: `Detective Paul Yoakam testified that...' and the third from the last paragraph should read: `The night of the murders, Holsinger told Clagett several times to ``Do it. Do it.'' ' Correction published: NOTE: This correction was not published. ***************************************************************** GRAND JURY GETS CASE AGAINST 2 IN 4 DEATHS DETECTIVE TELLS COURT 2 DEFENDANTS' ROLES AT WITCHDUCK INN
• TORNADO LASHES HATTERAS ISLAND AND DUMPS 5.67 INCHES OF RAIN
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CLARIFICATION A MetroNews story Friday, about a Norfolk Circuit Court ruling on a $10,000 pet boarding fee, should have stated that such fees are paid to the city of Norfolk, not directly to the Norfolk animal shelter. The shelter, a nonprofit facility, is paid under a contract with the city. Correction published , Saturday, September 24, 1994. p. A2 ***************************************************************** CITY MUST COVER PETS' $10,000 BOARDING FEE
• PLAYING IN THE OCEAN SERIOUS BUSINESS FOR CHOCOLATE LAB
• CURRITUCK SCHOOLS HOPE TO KEEP FUNDING A RISING NUMBER OF STUDENTS JEOPARDIZES COUNTY'S ELIGIBILITY.
• AT NSU, SCIENCE IS SAVING CONTAMINATED SOIL PETROLEUM-EATING MICROBES WILL ALLOW THE UNIVERSITY TO RECLAIM LAND FOR PLAYING FIELDS.
• TAX PREPARER INDICTED ON FRAUD CHARGES
• ODU BOARD APPROVES BENEFITS FOR PROFESSORS' EARLY RETIREMENT
• JOB TRAINING PROPOSED FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story in Friday's MetroNews section about the Norfolk visit of Defense Secretary William J. Perry incorrectly described the Navy ship Ticonderoga. The Ticonderoga is a guided-missile cruiser. Correction published , Saturday, September 24, 1994. p.A2 ***************************************************************** PERRY DEFINES ROLE IN HAITI TROOPS TO STAY AT LEAST UNTIL YEAR'S END, HE SAYS IN NORFOLK
• FALL FESTIVAL SEASON STARTS TOMORROW
• IKE JUGGLED A TWOFOLD MISSION THE CARRIER'S PRE-MED EXERCISE, PLUS HAITI DUTY, SHOW THE MILITARY'S FLEXIBILITY.
• STOCK CAR RACER PETTY JOINS JONES CAMPAIGN
• CLAYTON NAMES BALLANCE HER CAMPAIGN MANAGER
• CAMPAIGN ADS TARGET CANDIDATES' PERCENTAGES
• OFFICIALS SEEK TO STOP CLOSING OF PEANUT RESEARCH UNIT THE SHUTDOWN, SCHEDULED FOR SEPT. 30, IS BEING REVIEWED BY A CABINET MEMBER.
• CLINTON ADVISER SPEAKS OF NEW ERA IN U.S. AFFAIRS
• RACE BECOMES ISSUE AT FORUM ON PAROLE REFORM MOST SPEAKERS BACKED THE PLAN, BUT SOME OPPONENTS SAID BEING BLACK KEPT THEM OUT.
• ROBB, IN NORFOLK, PREDICTS GRIM FUTURE FOR HEALTH REFORMS ACTION ON IT WILL BE DELAYED FOR YEARS, THE SENATOR TOLD A BUILDERS GROUP.
• FIRE EVACUATES FEDERAL BUILDING
• TEEN CHARGED, OTHERS SOUGHT IN ROBBERY
• BODY OF WOMAN FOUND
• POLICE INVESTIGATING ATTACK ON GIRL
• CORRECTION