The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• JOSEPH L. BYRNE
• ANNIE W. WRIGHT
• MARGARET A. BASS
• RALPH H. THOMPSON SR.
• BOBBIE A. BARNES
• MARIANNA W. MABRY
• WILLIAM T. WOODLEY III
• CLARA M. BRAWNER
• ALICE J. MOGER
• RICHARD K. BISHOP
• IRMA DOOLEY COFFEY
• DOROTHY H. RAYBURN
• AUSTIN W. HERRICK
• DAVID C. CHERRY JR.
• GAYNELL V. FOSTER
• KATHRYN C. TILLETT
• PHILIP R. ALLEN
• EULA C. GARRIS
• THOMAS L. WILSON
• PEARL T. WALLACE
• AUGUSTINE B. REYNOLDS JR.
• EUNICE HAYDEN
• MARC S. ROSS
• WILLIE J. RICH
• BEVERLY G. TROXLER
• GRACE C. WRIGHT
• BRYANT E. GILLIAM
• HARRY L. MONROE
• WILLIE A. BETTS JR.
• CATHERINE BARROW
• BERTHA W. LAMMI
• HERMAN L. MORRIS
• CHANNIE BROWN
• CHRISSIE CHRISTOU DIORIDES
• MARY K. STUBBS
• CHESAPKEAKE MAN SLAIN NEAR BEACH NIGHTCLUB
• PEARL O. TWINE
• NORFOLK SHERIFF, ADVOCATE NAMED TO JUSTICE BOARD
• RED CROSS BADLY NEEDS BLOOD
• HOT LINE SET UP TO CAPTURE MOLESTER NEWPORT NEWS HOPES TO FIND THE IDENTITY OF THE MAN WHO HAS ATTACKED 15 GIRLS.
• GOP'S VOTERS GAIN GROUND ON AREA DEMOCRATS
• FACE CHALLENGES, SAYS WAVY-TV ANCHORMAN
• P.L. ARTISE GUILTY OF RAPES TWO VICTIMS SAY THE PORTSMOUTH LANDLORD, 70, IS THEIR FATHER.
• SEN. NUNN VISITS TO STUMP FOR LANCASTER
• PRESIDENT OF TAXPAYERS GROUP CHALLENGES KILL DEVIL HILLS VOTE
• CATCHING FALL'S COLORS
• ``UNDER GOD'' NEVER SHOULD HAVE BEEN PUT IN PLEDGE
• DEMOCRATS TRY TO LASSO GOVERNOR FOR SPECIAL VISIT
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The hull number for the aircraft carrier Enterprise is CVN-65. A graphic Friday in The Virginian-Pilot, with a story about the carrier, listed an incorrect number. Correction published , Saturday, Oct. 29, 1994, p. A2 ***************************************************************** CARRIER ENTERPRISE MEETS STARSHIPS ENTERPRISE STAR TREK FANS PLAN TO BOLDLY GO ABOARD THE NAVY SHIP FOR CONVENTION TOUR
• TULLS CREEK PLAYERS TO OFFER SCARY FUN ON STAGE THIS WEEKEND
• SCHWAN'S ICE CREAM SICKENS 5 OR MORE IN VA.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A medical malpractice lawsuit filed Thursday in Norfolk Circuit Court claims that a 4-day-old boy died in March at DePaul Medical Center from an accidental overdose of potassium. A story Friday misidentified the gender of the baby. Correction published , Saturday, Oct. 29, 1994, p. A2 ***************************************************************** MALPRACTICE SUIT FILED AGAINST DEPAUL AFTER BABY DIES OF OVERDOSE
• GENERAL AND WIFE RECEIVE MEDALS FOR SERVICE
• SUFFOLK STUDENT FACES GUN CHARGES NANSEMOND OFFICIALS LOOK FOR ANSWERS
• NAVY SECRETARY DOESN'T PROMISE FUTURE FOR OCEANA DALTON SPOKE AT A BEACH SCHOOL THAT IS BEING MOVED.
• DRUG KINGPIN GETS LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE HE FACED A POSSIBLE DEATH SENTENCE FOR KILLING A 19-YEAR-OLD.
• BOARD OKS PROPOSED GUIDANCE RULES STATE BOARD REJECTS ALLEN'S PROPOSAL FOR A COMPROMISE PLAN.
• GIRLS INC. TELLS WORRIED PARENTS THEY'RE STAYING IN DEEP CREEK
• WATERSIDE BARS' PERMITS AT RISK ABC SAYS EX-OPERATOR HID COCAINE CONVICTION
• BE WARY OF NEW PROGRAM, STATE BOARD TOLD
• WRECK TIES UP I-664 TRAFFIC
• NORFOLK WANTS GUNS FOR GIFT CERTIFICATES
• SHIPYARD WORKERS AREN'T BUYING SWEET'S SALES PITCH
• HEART ATTACK VICTIM IDENTIFIED
• ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• PORTSMOUTH MAN FOUND DEAD