The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Thursday, January 19, 1995

• JEREMIAH SUMNER
• LUCIA W. WOODLAN
• MARIAN N. COOPER
• CHARLIE T. WHITEHEAD
• JOHN J. COLLINS JR.
• FREDERICK H. BYERS
• BENJAMIN NORMAN
• SUZZETTE PARKER
• WILBERT FENNER
• THELMA POWELL
• EVELYN B. STERLING
• EVA TODD
• WILLIAM HENRY BRYANT
• OTIS A. BOND JR.
• CORA N. TAYLOR
• WILLIAM A. WILCOX
• MONICA L. REEVES
• KATHLEEN G. WESTER
• JOHN W. WYCHE
• ARLENE HELEN BERGERS
• DORIS V. FOUTS
• ETHEL B. HUNT
• BERNICE H. MOSELY
• RUSSELL D. MITCHELL
• HAZEL W. DANIELS
• RALEIGH R. CASTELLOE
• LOY E. HULTS
• FRED E. WRIGHT
• U.VA. DENIES RELIGIOUS DISCRIMINATION
• WARREN I. EARLY JR.
• QUEEN E. CHERRY
• ADA F. READ
• LORENZA GILLIAM
• DAVID WYNN
• FLORENCE B. HINSON
• LORENZO HOGGARD
• JAMES WILSON
• JAMES S. LOWTHORP
• JOHN J. REYNOLDS JR.
• HARRY R. SMITH SR.
• THOMAS R. SKIPPER
• CLARA D. SCOTT
• PAUL J. PFLUEGER
• IDA B. TODD
• L. HERMAN COTTLE
• LEANDREW JOHNSON
• BETTY M. GOUGH
• OLLIE P. JONES
• CONSTANCE B. WILSON
• PAUL M. JONES
• MADELINE HILDERBRAND
• DAVID ELLSWORTH HARRELL, SR.
• LAWRENCE L. BUCKINGHAM
• LYLES' IMAGINATION TOOK HER FROM PROJECTS TO PREP SCHOOL
• RESENTENCING HEARING
• HEARING ROOM DEDICATED TO THE LATE WALTER JONES
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: **************************************************** ************* Virginia Beach developer Alan Resh, who wants to build a Moyock subdivision called The Plantations, offered to pay Currituck County officials $6,000 per lot only for 172 lots, not the 601 lots that were mentioned in a story last Thursday. When Resh bought the property, a 429-lot subdivision already had been approved and he offered to pay for the additional lots planned. Correction published , Tuesday, January 24, 1995, p. B3, North Carolina Ed. ***************************************************************** BEACH DEVELOPER SWEETENS POT IN CURRITUCK LAND BID \
• NEW RUDDER FOR THE ELIZABETH II
• 2 AIDS GROUPS HALT PROPOSAL TO MERGE FINANCES AND GEOGRAPHY STOOD IN THE WAY. BUT THE ORGANIZATIONS WILL COORDINATE MORE.
• HATTERAS TO SEEK NEW SOURCES OF WATER
• NORFOLK COUNCIL ACTIONS
• NATIVE AMERICAN FLAVOR FILLS RETIREMENT CEREMONY CHIEF PETTY OFFICER LEAVES AMID TRAPPINGS AND TRADITIONS OF HER CHIPPEWA ROOTS.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A Jan. 19 Metro News article about Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge incorrectly stated that the refuge's mission is to protect migrating waterfowl. The refuge's mission is protect all migrating birds, not just waterfowl. Correction published , Tuesday, January 24, 1995, p. A2 ***************************************************************** GROUP MEETS TO REACH COMMON GROUND ON ACCESS TO STATE PARK
• POLITICAL SEAS MAY IMPERIL COASTAL PROTECTION AN ANTI-REGULATORY VIEW HAS TAKEN HOLD, SOME SAY.
• 3 NORFOLK MEN CONVICTED IN SHOOTING AT PARTY
• VETS, VIETNAM UNITE FOR WAR DEAD AMERICANS TURN OVER MEMENTOS TO HELP SEARCH FOR ENEMY'S LOST
• STUDENT CAUGHT WITH LOADED GUN AT BEACH SCHOOL
• BASNIGHT BACKS GIVING LAWMAKERS A REIN ON STATE ENVIRONMENTAL RULES
• GROUP WANTS VINCENT REMOVED THE KIDS FIRST COMMITTEE SAYS HE SHOULD BE OFF SCHOOL BOARD WHILE HIS CASE IS REVIEWED.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Virginia Beach Del. Robert Tata, R-85th, is not a member of the Counties, Cities and Towns Committee, which will hold a hearing at 9 a.m. today on a proposal Tata introduced to amend Virginia Beach's charter for a ward system of council elections. An article Thursday incorrectly said Tata is a member of that committee. Tata serves on the education, corporations, isurance and banking, labor and commerce, and militia and police committees in the House of Delegates. Correction published Friday, January 20, 1995. ***************************************************************** NORFOLK CIVIC LEAGUES WILL BACK BEACH WARDS THEIR COUNTERPARTS IN THE SUBURBAN CITY HAD ASKED FOR HELP AGAINST OPPONENTS.
• CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS OF THE NAVY MEET THE HERITAGE OF A NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBE.
• STUDENT CONVICTED OF SLAYING LOVE RIVAL HE COULD RECEIVE LIFE FOR SLAYING AT OFFICE STORE.
• SCHOOL BOARD TO SEEK SEIZURE OF LAND
• EPA ORDERS AREA TO CUT SMOG-CAUSING POLLUTANTS THE MOVE PROBABLY WILL MEAN MOST CARS WILL FACE INSPECTIONS OF EXHAUST SYSTEMS.