The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Wednesday, January 18, 1995

• WALTER B. NUNAMAKER
• EDGAR W. PHILLIPS
• ALBERT L. BONNER
• BETTIE B. RUDD
• MARGARET L. LOFTON
• NANCY M. KAY
• JOHN CLARENCE GOLLIDAY
• JOEY V. LADD III
• LAURA LEE HICKS LANE
• PELEG DAMERON MIDGETT JR.
• WILLIE THORPE
• WALTER T. BEALE
• WILLIAM D. COPELAND
• SIDNEY BLOOM
• JOHN LLOYD GROVER
• FLORENCE B. HINSON
• THELMA KNIGHT
• FREDERICK H. BYERS
• RACHAEL M. CASE
• GEORGE RIDDICK SR.
• ARTHUR MITCHELL
• MARCUS A. PRESLAR
• GRADY S. BRIDGES
• DEBORAH R. SOLOMON
• JOHN R. SMILEY
• ANDREW F. GALLOWAY
• HERBERT N. LAPETINA SR.
• OLE M. THORSEN
• CURRITUCK BOARD TONIGHT WILL TRY TO SLASH NEW HIGH SCHOOL'S COSTS
• WILLIAM J. RHODES
• WOODELL A. MARSHALL
• WILLIE G. FRANCISCO
• ELIZABETH P. NICHOLAS
• JEREMIAH SUMNER
• SAMUEL S. COBB JR.
• EYES ON THE ROAD HIGH-TECH CAMERAS AND SENSORS WILL BEGIN WATCHING HAMPTON ROADS TRAFFIC THIS SUMMER IN AN EFFORT TO HELP MOTORISTS AVOID CONGESTION.
• KING'S DADDY RECALLED SON'S FIRST STEPS TO GREATNESS
• LOVED ONES REMEMBER A VETERAN TEACHER IN MANTEO
• WOMAN, 76, BEGINS RABIES SHOTS; DOG IS MISSING THE PIT BULL'S OWNER IS CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT. AND THE VICTIM IS TRYING TO HEAL.
• DARE BOARD TO WEIGH CHANGES IN TRAVEL POLICY
• COMMANDER RELIEVED OF DUTY AFTER SHIP RUNS AGROUND
• NEWPORT NEWS CITY COUNCIL APPROVES CASINO
• LACK OF LOCAL SUPPORT DOES IN SMITHFIELD'S ANNUAL FOOD FESTIVAL
• COURT RULES AGAINST WELLS AT BUXTON WOODS LEGISLATURE DIDN'T INTEND DESTRUCTIVE USES, JUDGES SAY.
• DEMOCRATS' OPPOSITION TO ALLEN, AND HIS BUDGET, PICKS UP SPEED
• FATHER'S CONCERN: TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE HE LOOKS BACK WITH REGRET AS SON PLEADS GUILTY TO MURDER.
• SUPREME COURT RULES ON CASE DECIDED DEC. 14
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A headline in Wednesday's newspaper said the Virginia Beach School Board deadlocked on a vote to oust board member Charles Vincent. The board cannot remove Vincent from his seat. Instead, the board voted on a motion to ask Vincent to step down while his conviction by a jury of ethics violations awaits a judge's ruling. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot on Thursday, January 19, 1995, on page A2. ***************************************************************** SCHOOL BOARD DEADLOCKS ON VOTE TO OUST VINCENT 6 MEMBERS OF BEACH PANEL ABSTAINED FROM THE MOTION, WHICH BROKE A THREE-MONTH SILENCE.
• PITTS CATCHES FLAK OVER CASINO THE PORTSMOUTH COUNCIL THREATENED TO EVALUATE THE FELLOW MEMBER'S PERFORMANCE AFTER HE REVEALED RIVERBOAT TALKS.
• CAR AND MOTORCYCLE COLLIDE, INJURING 3
• CHESAPEAKE UNVEILS $826 MILLION BUDGET FIVE-YEAR OUTLINE CALLS FOR $13 MILLION PUBLIC GOLF COURSE.
• THIRD TEEN CHARGED WITH NORFOLK KILLING
• CHRISTIAN COALITION WILL MOBILIZE DONORS BEHIND GOP ``CONTRACT''
• TRAFFIC SURVEILLANCE COMPANY'S SIGNS DISAPPEAR IN THE NIGHT
• WOMAN SOUGHT IN ROBBERY OF NORFOLK BANK
• FRANK PARRISH MAKES STRONG CASE FOR THE LAUGH IN ``THE NERD''
• BOATERS RESCUED
• ACCOUNTING FIRM DEFENDS BILLINGS OF ELECTRIC CO-OP AN AUDITOR CLAIMED OVERCHARGES WERE BEYOND $100,000.