The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Friday, December 9, 1994

• WILLIAM H. PARKER JR.
• PRESTON T. JUSTIS SR.
• RICHARD E. BROWN
• WILLIAM P. LANCASTER IV
• RUBY N. JUSTICE
• JARVIS N. MORRIS
• SADE ROSENTHAL
• ALMA JANE HILL ZIMMERMAN
• DORIS P. TAYLOR
• ALLEN C. MILLER
• DONALD B. SMITH
• JARVIS B.T. WILKINS
• DORA O. BARTLETT
• MARVIN T. HURLEY
• MAJOR L. BLOUNT
• JAMES L.E. WILSON
• GLADYS A. BASNIGHT
• ANNIE A. LAUER
• EDNA B. VICK
• OTIS N. COUCH
• KEVIN T. FRUEH
• FLETCHER E.B. WALDEN
• MAMIE H. HILL
• RUBEN WARREN JR.
• MINNIE M. BYRUM
• KATHRYN R. JOHNSON
• WORKER INJURED
• JOY FUND DONORS
• BUSINESS BRINGS FOREIGN FLUENCY TO NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOLS
• FARM POCKETS EMPTY DESPITE RECORD CROPS, N.C. FEDERATION SAYS
• EXPERT FORESEES MONSTROUS HURRICANE SEASON SCIENTIST SAYS SIGNS POINT TO A POUNDING FOR COAST NEXT YEAR
• ROAD WORKERS SUSPECTED OF BREAKING RULES COASTAL MANAGERS SAY THEY DAMAGED DUNES IN CLEANUP
• HIGH COURT RULING ON REFUND BUOYS N.C. RETIREES
• RESIDENTS GET LAST CHANCE TO PROTEST WEATHER CUTS
• WAVING IN THE WIND
• APPEALS COURT THROWS OUT RULING ON MANTEO BOARD
• 3 ARRESTED IN ATM HOLDUP
• DEATH PENALTY UNLIKELY IN SHOOTING OF DEPUTY
• 5 CASINOS BID ON PROPOSAL FOR RIVERBOAT GAMES IN PORTSMOUTH
• SCAVENGING OF LUSITANIA ANGERS JUDGE
• ON TV TALK SHOW, NORTH WAS THE KING OF SOUNDBITES
• FISH-TAGGING CAN BE SLIPPERY BUSINESS BUT FISH POLICE SCALE BACK ONE PENALTY FOR WRONG TAG.
• NORFOLK SOUTHERN WINS TIME IN FIGHT TO WIPE OUT COAL DUST BUT A LEGISLATOR WARNS THE RAILROAD THAT HIS PATIENCE HAS LIMITS.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Dr. Lucas Lewin is a physician at Northampton-Accomack Memorial Hospital; however, he does not head the emergency room, as stated in a story Friday about Eastern Shore residents challenging a proposed state prison. Correction published Saturday, December 10, 1994, Page A03. ***************************************************************** 650 TURN OUT TO CHALLENGE PROPOSAL FOR SHORE PRISON BUT NO. 2 MAN SAYS DEAL IS ALMOST CLOSED
• WOMEN ARE PROGRESSING AT PROVOST LEVEL IN VA.
• PROVOST TO LEAD ODU WHILE KOCH IS ON LEAVE JO ANN GORA WILL BE THE FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT OF A VA. DOCTORAL INSTITUTION.
• DEVELOPER FILES SUIT, SAYS RULING DAMAGED HIS LAND
• EVMS MUST ADAPT TO CHANGING TIMES, PRESIDENT DECLARES
• ODU BOARD APPROVES OVERHAUL OF HONOR SYSTEM
• WOMAN BADLY BEATEN AT BEACH; MAN QUESTIONED
• CAROLINA STIRS ENVY IN VIRGINIA OFFICIALS THE FIRST URBAN SUMMIT WAS CREATED TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF VIRGINIA'S CITIES.
• BEACH PLANS $9.5 MILLION OFFER TO BUY LAKE RIDGE BANK PAID $10 MILLION FOR THE TRACT LAST YEAR
• BEACH EXPECTS CELLAR DOOR TO PROMOTE EVENTS AT OCEANFRONT
• COAST GUARD LOCATES 4 OVERDUE BOATERS
• CLERGY WOULD LIMIT SCHOOL PRAYER RELIGIOUS LEADERS EXPRESS THEIR HOPES FOR, AND DOUBTS ABOUT, THE EFFORT TO LEGISLATE SCHOOL PRAYER.
• CHIEF ELECTED
• EX-SPSA WORKER'S DISCRIMINATION SUIT THROWN OUT A FEDERAL JUDGE RULED THE MAN QUIT HIS JOB BECAUSE OF BAD HEALTH - NOT BAD BOSSES.
• SCHOOL TO HOST TREASURED PHOTOGRAPH
• THE SUB CINCINNATI DIVES INTO NAVY'S HISTORY BOOKS
• PEDESTRIAN DIES
• PANEL NAMED
• MAN CONVICTED OF KILLING GIRLFRIEND
• THEY'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS 200 SOLDIERS RETURN FROM SOUTHWEST ASIA TO LANGLEY