The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Tuesday, November 8, 1994

• SUSAN SMITH'S LIES HURT US ALL - INCLUDING BLACKS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story Tuesday on rabies should have said that puppies and kittens can be vaccinated for rabies as early as 3 months of age and, by state law, must be vaccinated no later than at 4 months. Correction published Wednesday, November 9, 1994. ***************************************************************** RABIES CASES RISE IN VIRGINIA BEACH INCIDENTS CENTERED IN TWO WIDE-APART SECTIONS OF THE CITY
• MAN SWIMS A BAY, SAVES FAMILY DEFLATED BOAT STRANDED WIFE AND DAUGHTER ON AN ISLAND.
• BEACH WINS OK TO TRY TO CONDEMN GASTON TRACT THAT COULD BYPASS FEDERAL OVERSIGHT
• GUSSIE LEE CARNAHAN
• BIRDIE Z. ACKAWAY
• HARVEY M. DAVENPORT JR.
• JEANNE M. RODRIGUES
• ERNEST EBERT
• ELIZABETH C. WOOD
• EMMA J. BLUNT
• BRIGIDO C. AGUSTIN
• FRED WILLIAM DUTY
• EDWARD H. ALLEN
• ELLA F. HOWELL
• PEARLESS L. SPELLER SR.
• GEORGIA S. RAMEY
• EDITH C. BRUMER
• HERBERT S. BARRETT JR.
• VIRGINIA PRISONS QUIET SINCE PAROLE SESSION
• COLLEGE AMBASSADORS VISIT SCOPE TUESDAY
• 4-DAY RELIGIOUS CRUSADE DRAWS 3,500 ON FIRST NIGHT
• FIRED OFFICIAL CARRINGTON SUES SCHOOL BOARD
• COUNTY BUYS ENTRY TO WHALEHEAD CLUB CURRITUCK BIDS $1.26 MILLION FOR 10.4 ACRES OF LAND
• FORD DEALER HONORED FOR MULTICULTURAL AD
• 2 SUFFOLK TEENS FACE SCHOOL GUN CHARGES
• 1ST DISTRICT ELECTION A REPLAY - WITH A NEW TWIST CLAYTON'S CAMPAIGN HAS MORE OPPOSITION; BOUNDARIES ALSO ISSUE.
• FHA BOOSTS FUNDS FOR WATER SYSTEM IN CAMDEN DISTRICT OFFICIALS STILL NEED $217,000 TO MEET PROJECT COSTS.
• DARE OFFICIALS DECLARE BEACH PROTECTION STANCE
• PLAYING WAR GAMES TRAINING THROUGH COMPUTER SIMULATION GIVES ARMED FORCES A REALISTIC GLIMPSE OF SKY, LAND, SEA BATTLES.
• CLUB MANAGER CLEARED IN MAN'S FATAL BEATING
• TWO COUNTIES JOIN HANDS FOR EDUCATION COLLEGE HOPEFULS, MIDDLE- AND PRE- SCHOOLERS BENEFIT
• A CAROLINA JAM
• SOPRANO BATTLE TO SING FOR SYMPHONY BENEFIT
• POCAHONTAS HONORED IN EXHIBIT, CELEBRATION
• SCHOOL BOARD APPOINTMENTS FOUND ILLEGAL IN NORTHAMPTON
• WOMAN'S KILLER SENT TO PRISON FOR LIFE
• HIGH SCHOOLS TRY NEW SCHEDULE SYSTEM
• CHESAPEAKE COUNCIL ENDORSES PROBES OF AUTHORITY LAND DEALS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A golf tournament at Greebrier Country Club raised $2,200 for the Joy Fund. A headline Tuesay had the wrong amount. Correction published Thursday, November 10, 1994. ***************************************************************** GREENBRIER GOLFERS RAISE $3,200 FOR JOY FUND \
• JULIAN B. PEARSON
• NAOMI H. BIGGS
• LUCILLE H. GUM
• HAZEL V. TUCKER
• CAROLE A. ADAMS
• SUSIE W. GUYTON
• JAMES R. PEAKE JR.
• VIRGINIA S. WILLIAMS
• BERKLEY L. MILLER
• LEVIN F. CUSTIS JR.
• ELWOOD O. WALLER
• MINNIE G. CHAPMAN
• ROSA S. LOWE
• BERNARD A. WOOD
• LEONA J. REYNOLDS
• MATTIE R. PRUITT
• FULTON MATTHEWS JR.
• LUCILLE B. MITCHELL
• GRACE O. IMESON
• PAUL G. ROSS JR.
• MARY E. ANDREWS
• LULA M. WIGGINS
• JULIA W. SMITHWICK
• MONTROSE E. ROANE II
• HARVEY PHARES
• DANIEL E. SAWYER
• JAMES A. HARRINGTON
• EVA T. KEITH
• JOY FUND
• CHESTERFIELD TEEN GUILTY IN MURDER
• STATE TO ALLOW COAL ASH AS MINE-SITE FILL