The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Sunday, November 13, 1994

• NELLIE L. MORRIS
• WALTER A. DALTON
• W. HUNT STAPLES, SR.
• VIRGINIA BENNETT MORRISETTE
• CHRISTOPHER KERNS MEAKIN
• JAMES H. VICKERS
• JENNIE JORDAN
• CECELIA C. JASKOWIAK
• SARAH N. BROUGHTON
• EARL E. HARRELL SR.
• H. MARVIN EDWARDS
• JOSEPHINE ROBERTS
• JOHN W. ROLLISON JR.
• ESTHER B. PAGE
• REV. DOUGLAS T. WILLIAMS
• SAMUEL L. JONES
• JAMES W. TAYLOR
• JETER K. JONES
• DAISY B. PARSONS
• IRVING B. CLAYTON JR.
• LUCY N. RICHARDSON
• LOIS R. RUSSELL
• JAMES A. RIVERS
• BEEDIE C. GREEN
• ALLEN JOYNER
• SOPHRONIA J. HARDING
• RUBY CUTLER
• NAMON WATSON
• NINA F. TAYLOR
• DORIS B. LASSITER
• CHARLES ROSE
• LEE W. BARNES
• AUDREY W. EDMOND
• ANTHONY F. ROTH
• EXPLANATION OF MOM'S DEATH WOUNDS HER FAMILY MEMBERS MEMBERS OF ROZSA PARKER'S FAMILY SAYS SHE WAS A KIND BUT SICKLY PERSON WHO WAS HELPING REMOVE TREE LIMBS AT A CHURCH WHEN SHE PROBABLY SUFFERED A HEART ATTACK OR HAD A DIABETIC REACTION, WHICH RESULTED IN HER FALLING UNCONSCIOUS INTO THE DUMPSTER.
• UNRAVELLING A MYSTERY UNCOVERS LOST MICHELANGELO OF INSTRUMENTS
• JOY FUND DONORS
• POLICING GUNS AT SCHOOL BEACH OFFICERS' FOCUS: CATCHING TRUANTS HELPS CUT DOWN ON CRIMES
• CONSTRUCTION OF RADFORD'S GLOBAL COLLEGE DELAYED
• SUSAN SMITH CASE AWAKENS FEAR OF THE ENEMY WITHIN
• CANCER VICTIM'S SURVIVORS TO GET $2.9 MILLION
• NORFOLK MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER BEING HIT BY HIS OWN CAR
• CRIME LINE
• VEHICLE KILLS WOMAN AS SHE FLEES GUNSHOT POLICE SAY HER FLIGHT FOLLOWED A SHOT IN THE CAR IN WHICH SHE HAD BEEN RIDING.
• TEMPERS TAKE A BACK SEAT TO KINDNESS AT VEHICLE REGISTRATION OFFICE
• FORMER POSTAL OFFICIAL FIGHTS HIS DISMISSAL HE SAYS RACIAL DISCRIMINATION LED TO HIS FIRING.
• ATTEMPTED MURDER TRIAL TO BEGIN FOR EX-BEAUTY QUEEN A SMALL TOWN IN WEST VIRGINIA SAYS A CASE INVOLVING ROMANTIC RIVALS IS NOTHING SPECIAL.
• DEMOCRATS FAILED TO GET OUT VOTE, BLUE SAID BUT REPUBLICAN MOBILIZED THEIR SUPPORTERS AND ATTRACTED NEW VOTERS, THE SPEAKER SAYS.
• CLEANING UP IS A DAY AT THE BEACH
• CITY ASKS COMMUNITY TO GIVE THOUGHTS ON PARK, RECREATION PLANS