The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Thursday, February 2, 1995

• LILLIAN S. CORE
• GENEVIVE N. RUSSELL
• ELIZABETH S. WILLIAMS
• LEVY SHANNON
• DALLAS H. DAVENPORT
• LEONARD L. MARSHALL
• CHARLES D. JOHNSON
• ALBERT J. BLOWE JR.
• WILLIE H. BOONE
• GRACIE GORE
• VERNON H. KOOSER
• FRANCES M. ROBY
• NANCY E. COE
• BLAKE M. GUTHRIE SR.
• EDITH H. NICHOLSON
• ALVAN WILLIAMS
• HATTIE SPELLER
• HAZEL S. YOUNG
• CORA E. BRYANT
• ALICE Y. FAIN
• THOMAS HYDER
• GLADYS W. CROW
• MARIE T. CORTES
• CURTIS M. MCFADEN
• WILLIAM A. RIDDICK
• JAMES T. FISHER
• LUTHER L. SYKES
• HERMAN G. CONWAY
• FRANKIE M. JONES
• SHIRLEY R. DOWTIN
• ALEX H. SAWYER
• CORA R. ARMSTRONG
• CLIFTON H. MOORE SR.
• RAYMOND TREESH
• EDWARD MICHAEL HUDAK SR.
• JOYCE W. GIBSON
• SNIP FEES REDUCED
• BILL CALLS FOR STUDYING WHETHER STATE SHOULD CHARGE MARINAS FEES
• HUNT NAMES SPECIAL SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE
• LEM D. TUGGLE WAS AMONG 6 MEN INVOLVED IN HISTORIC 1984 PRISON BREAK.
• RICHMOND GROCER SHOOTS 2 TEENS TRYING TO FLEE AFTER HOLDUP
• SUSPECTS IN FRANKLIN ABDUCTION, CARJACKING ARE ARRESTED AT MALL IN SOUTHEAST GEORGIA
• HER LOVE PUTS A SUN IN THE SMILE OF CHILDREN
• PANEL MAY REVIEW TOLLS FOR 7 COASTAL FERRIES TRANSPORTATION, TOURISM INTERESTS OPPOSE PROPOSAL
• PILOT AND COAST OPEN NEW OUTER BANKS OFFICE
• CURRITUCK NEEDS FUNDS FOR SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION COSTS ARE $2.5 MILLION OVER BUDGET.
• VIRGIN ISLANDS MAN ARRESTED IN 1993 MURDER OF NAVY PILOT
• SOON, LAWYERS WILL JUDGE THE JUDGES A PANEL IS WORKING ON DETAILS OF THE EVALUATIONS, OPPOSED BY SOME JURISTS.
• RECALLING SONGS AND SORROWS GOSPEL CHOIR, GRIM CONFERENCE REFLECT PAST AND PRESENT
• SYMPHONY DRAWS BIG CROWD, PERFORMS NIGHT OF PRETTY PIECES
• PRESCHOOL PLATOON
• TASK FORCE TO DRAFT PLAN TO KEEP STUDENTS SAFE AND WELL-BEHAVED THE BEACH SCHOOL BOARD HAS MADE SAFETY IN THE SCHOOLS A TOP PRIORITY.
• JMU STUDENTS CAST VOTES IN SUPPORT OF PRESIDENT
• MAN GETS 20 YEARS FOR FATAL SHOOTING IN CHECKOUT LINE
• PORTSMOUTH CIVIC-CLUB FEDERATION DISBANDS AFTER NEARLY 30 YEARS THE CITY HAS LEFT A PERIOD OF CONSENSUS AND COMPROMISE, SOME MEMBERS SAY.
• JURY WILL START DELIBERATING SERIAL RAPE CASE THE DEFENSE ATTORNEY AND PROSECUTORS ASK THE JURORS TO WEIGH THE EVIDENCE WISELY.
• PASQUOTANK RESIDENTS SPEAK OUT FOR SCHOOLS
• WYTHE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OKS PRIVATE PRISON DESPITE PUBLIC OUTCRY, THE BOARD OPPOSED SPONSORING A REFERENDUM ON THE ISSUE.
• SUFFOLK REFUSES TO RECONSIDER APPROVAL OF AUTO-RACING TRACK
• PASQUOTANK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL MEET
• DARE COUNTY WINS 1996 BABE RUTH WORLD SERIES
• HEARING ON WELFARE REFORM POINTS TO ROUGH ROAD AHEAD THE SUBCOMMITTEE SPLIT 3-2 ALONG PARTY LINES TO SUPPORT AN ALTERNATE BILL.
• REGENT LAW GETS EXTENSION ABA GIVES SCHOOL ANOTHER YEAR TO PROVE IT SHOULD BE ACCREDITED
• SCHOOLS RECEIVE GRANTS
• BODY OF TEEN FOUND
• EPA WILL LET CITIZENS FIGHT WATER-POLLUTION PERMITS GOV. ALLEN HAS SUED THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OVER A SIMILAR RULING ON AIR POLLUTION.
• NORFOLK COUNCIL ACTIONS
• PENSIONERS CLAIMING $31 MILLION REJECT STATE'S OFFER; DEAL RETURNS TO ASSEMBLY
• CONEHEAD
• WOMAN ABDUCTED, RAPED
• BEACH MAN SHOT
• DEADLINE EXTENDED IN VINCENT CASE
• MURDER CHARGE SENT TO GRAND JURY