The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Wednesday, December 7, 1994

• CLEVELAND C. MATCHETT
• FRANCES K. GANO
• BETTE I. MOYER
• ELIZABETH S. MILLER
• FANNIE F. CREEF
• RUSSELL B. WAYLAND JR.
• HALEY E. SCOTT
• GEORGES D. MULARD
• MARGARET R. JONES
• LUTHER M. SCOTT
• NAPOLEON CARTER
• RAYMOND GALLOP
• S. DRURY HARDY JR.
• SARAH L. ADDISON
• SHELTON D. OWENS
• COLLINSON P.E. BURGWYN
• FRANK T. BROWN
• ROBERT G. WALDEN
• WILLIAM SESSOMS
• VINCENT B. DAVIS SR.
• MATTIE F. ALEXANDER
• RUSSELL B. HARPER
• GEORGE H. WILSON
• MARY B. WYATT
• TODD M. RANDALL
• DEBRA J. WILLIAMS
• ISABELL BLACKWELL
• CHRISTINE B. CARTONIA
• BENJAMIN F. WYNN
• HOLLIE G. BRADDY
• ANDREW J. MASON
• MARY C. TRYNER
• LEE N. WATERS
• WILDER WANTS TO PUT ASHE ON A PEDESTAL
• BEACH'S DOME IS HOME TO A HOST OF FOND MEMORIES
• A RING LOST IN TIME AFTER 67 YEARS, A WOMAN HAS AN UNLIKELY HIGH SCHOOL REUNION
• 3 TEENAGE ESCAPEES RETURN TO RICHMOND AFTER ARREST, HEARING
• PORTSMOUTH FALTERS IN ATTACK ON GO-GO BARS AFTER A JUDGE'S RULING, PROSECUTORS OPTED NOT TO PURSUE CHARGES AGAINST 5 DANCERS.
• EAST OCEAN VIEW TODAY BEGINS TALKS ABOUT ITS FUTURE
• JOY FUND
• MEMBERS OF NSU BOARD REPEAT REGRETS OF SYMPHONY'S WILDER CENTER REJECTION
• NORFOLK STATE PLANS TO CUT LOW-ENROLLMENT PROGRAMS
• BEACH WILL SPEND $1.9 MILLION TO REPAIR POOLS IN REC CENTERS
• NORTH END NEIGHBORS FIGHT PLAN FOR NEW HOME
• CITY PROJECT OVERRUN: $1.5 MILLION THE GRANBY RENOVATION IS SLOW - AND BREAKING A CITY RULE.
• SUFFOLK COUNCIL TO VOTE ON RAISING RETIREES' BENEFITS
• CAREER CRIMINAL GETS LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE FOR RAPE AND MURDER HE ATTACKED HIS NEIGHBOR, WHO WAS 18, SOON AFTER HER HUSBAND WENT TO SEA.
• BEACH APPROVES PUBLIC-PRIVATE TOURIST PROJECTS
• GOODWYN MAY BE TOP PROSPECT FOR JUDGESHIP STATE SEN. LOUISE LUCAS SAYS SHE IS ``COMMITTED'' TO SEEING THAT HE GETS THE NEW POSITION.
• CAMPAIGN TURNS OLD BIKES INTO CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR NEEDY
• HANGING OUT ON THE JOB
• NEIGHBORS TARGET PLANNED GOLF COMMUNITY MANY ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE LARGE PROJECT'S IMPACT.
• CURRITUCK ASKS SENATE TO BACK SCHOOL FUNDING
• COUNCIL, IN AN ABOUT-FACE, SAYS REDUCE BROOKRIDGE SPEED LIMIT
• CITY CONSIDERS MOBILE POLICE UNIT OUTREACH OFFICE, SUBSTATION WOULD SERVE ELIZABETH CITY
• DARE COUNTY ESCAPEE TURNS HIMSELF IN WITH GRANDMOTHER'S URGING
• SOUTHERN SHORES COUNCIL DELAYS PLAYGROUND VOTE
• CHASING THE BIG BLUES