The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Monday, November 7, 1994

• SHIRLEY MAE OWENS
• GLADYS B. STRAW
• DORA B. SAWYER
• A. WILSON MORRIS SR.
• MARY E. RUSHLOW
• LAURENCE M. SMITH
• PEARLE R. AYDLETT
• JOSEPH A. DIAZ
• GLADYS E. DUVAL
• LINWOOD HOLLAND
• JACQUELINE M. THOMPSON
• BRIAN D. HINTON
• GERALDINE BOYD
• FRANK R. O'NEILL
• IRENE M. MARSHALL
• LARUE F. PRESTON
• MAX SCHLOSS
• EDWARD R. HUSELTON JR.
• HAL P. HULLINGER
• EVA C. COPELAND
• MALINDA A. WILSON
• LENA D. BUDLOVE
• CURTIS L. EDGERTON
• JOY FUND DONORS
• HIGH SCHOOLS TRY NEW SCHEDULE SYSTEM LONGER CLASSES OFFER MORE TIME TO FOCUS ON EACH SUBJECT.
• AIR QUALITY PLAGUES SCHOOLS YEARS LATER
• BATEMAN EASILY SAILS TOWARD HIS SEVENTH TERM IN THE HOUSE
• TWO INJURED IN SINGLE-CAR ACCIDENT
• JUDGE: DON'T LIMIT CAPACITY OF PRISONS A HELMS MEASURE IN THE CRIME BILL PROTECTS THE STATE.
• IMAGINARY ISLAND TEACHES COMMUNITY LIFE
• COUNTY AIMS TAX AT HUNGRY TOURISTS NORTHAMPTON VOTERS WILL DECIDE TUESDAY ON ADDING A TAX ON MEALS AND BEVERAGES.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Because of an editing change in a story Monday about minority-only scholarships, it may not have been clear that in Virginia most of those scholarships are state-funded, are not based on need and are given only to Virginia residents. Correction published , Tuesday, November 8, 1994, p. A2 ***************************************************************** MINORITY SCHOLARSHIPS DIVIDE BLACKS, WHITES JUST OR UNFAIR? LOCAL STUDENTS ARE SPLIT OVER A RULING AGAINST AWARDS LIMITED TO MINORITIES.
• FOREMAN'S UPSET SO GOOD IT SHOULD BE HIS LAST FIGHT
• GROUP LENDS PATIENTS A HAND, EDUCATES OTHERS ABOUT DISEASE
• A WALK FOR LIFE FAMILY LEARNS TO LIVE WITH AIDS A MOTHER AND SON HAVE BEEN HIT BY THE VIRUS AND SYNDROME.
• NORTHAMPTON GROPES TOWARD A COHESIVE STRUCTURE FOR ITS TAXES
• VOTING WEATHER
• NORFOLK CAR FIRE KILLS MAN
• FATHER SAVES FAMILY WITH HEROIC TREK PORTSMOUTH FAMILY WAS STRANDED ON ISOLATED EASTERN SHORE ISLAND
• STATE CONSIDERS HEALTH CARE FOR SMALL BUSINESS HEALTH-CARE ALLIANCE COULD COVER 300,000 IN EASTERN CAROLINA
• OYSTER SHELLS READY FOR PLANTING OYSTER RESTORATION PANEL TO CONVENE COMMITTEE OF 15 SEEKS TO BRING BACK A DYING INDUSTRY.