The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Saturday, February 4, 1995

• BETTY C. HOWLIN
• ANNA G. GOODMAN
• CHRISTOPHER E. WOODRUFF
• VINCENT L. FEREBEE
• GEORGE L. STORY
• LYDIA C. WHITNEY
• JACQUELINE A. YOUNG
• HORACE L. STALLINGS SR.
• QUEENIE G. COLLINS
• CHERYL H. MATHURA
• JACQUELINE M. ROGERS
• GRACE M. COE
• HELEN P. CORNER
• BARBARA P. LOCKHART
• MARY F. MATHEWS
• TIMOTHY S. MULLANE JR.
• MARTHA J. BRACEY
• VELMA O. PHELPS
• CLURICY M. CASEY
• WILLIAM K. CRUMB
• HOPE L. SMITH
• GEORGE SWEET
• VIOLA C. HOGGARD
• OPAL S. JENNINGS
• JAMES E. KNIGHT
• MARY CHILDRESS
• RUTH B. JOHNSON-GREEN
• GARY C. HALE
• RICHARD C. BLAND
• GRACE O. NICOSIA
• HARRY E. TRENT JR.
• ANNETTE S. HOLLEY
• JEANNE C. ENGLER
• PROJECT PUTS A NEW LENS ON HISTORY'S EYE NEW EXHIBITS COME TO FIVE PARK SERVICE VISITOR CENTERS.
• N.C. COAST SHOULD BE EXEMPT FROM OIL, GAS LEASING, JONES SAYS
• JONES PROPOSES LAND TRANSFER FOR INLET JETTIES HELMS IS EXPECTED TO REINTRODUCE SIMILAR LEGISLATION IN THE SENATE THIS MONTH.
• $7.8 MILLION LOTTERY JACKPOT IS CLAIMED BY SPECIAL COMPANY
• PORTSMOUTH, NORFOLK WIN GRANT FOR SAFER SCHOOLS THE MONEY WILL TRAIN TEACHERS TO DEAL WITH PROBLEM STUDENTS, AND WILL SEND KIDS TO LEADERSHIP CAMP.
• UNIFORMS IN SCHOOLS: SCHOOLS LIKELY TO GET A CHOICE LEGISLATORS STRONGLY FAVOR THE TOOL TO BUILD DISCIPLINE, INCENTIVE.
• WHEELER NAMED
• NORFOLK'S JUDGE TAYLOR EYED FOR APPEALS COURT SHE IS AMONG 12 BEING CONSIDERED, AND THE ONLY ONE FROM S. HAMPTON ROADS.
• NORFOLK STATE WINS $2.5 MILLION CONTRACT TO RUN PROGRAMS FOR ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS
• COMMITTEES BEGIN RESTORING FUNDS ALLEN WANTED CUT THE LEGISLATURE ALSO WORKED TO FIND MONEY TO USE FOR A PRISON-BUILDING PROGRAM.
• MOTORCYCLIST GETS 30 DAYS AFTER FRIEND'S DEATH IN WRECK
• WELFARE-REFORM BILL TAKES A LICKING - BUT STILL TICKS ALLEN'S PLAN FAILED IN THE SENATE FRIDAY. NEXT STEP IS A HUNT FOR COMPROMISE.
• VINCENT'S ATTORNEY ASKS JUDGE TO VOID JURY'S GUILTY VERDICT
• POLICE ABANDON PURSUIT OF STOLEN CAR IN HEAVY TRAFFIC
• FOOD FUNDS SLASHED; BUREAUCRACY SURVIVES END OF THE OLD SURPLUS-CHEESE PROGRAM
• MINI AMBULANCE CAN DART TO PATIENTS NORFOLK HAS BOUGHT THREE TO EXPAND PARAMEDICS' REACH.
• DON'T TREAD ON ME, DEMOCRATS HISSED ABOUT TAX-CUT IDEAS
• SUPERVISOR'S SCENT RAISES A BIG STINK IN NORTHERN VA. A BOARD MEMBER SAYS A COLLEAGUE'S PERFUME GIVES HER ALLERGIC REACTIONS.
• NOOSE DELAYS RAPIST'S SENTENCING WHEN PROSECUTOR ALBERT ALBERI DANGLED A "HANGMAN'S NOOSE" IN FRONT OF RAPE VICTIMS FRIDAY, THE DEFENSE ATTORNEY ACCUSED HIM OF RACIAL BIGOTRY. NOW ALBERI MAY HAVE TO EXPLAIN HIS ACTIONS IN COURT.
• HISPANICS AND BISHOP MEET; DISPUTE REMAINS CATHOLICS AIRED THEIR ANGER AT APOSTOLATE'S CONTINUING LACK OF A HISPANIC PRIEST.
• CRAB SANCTUARY, OPENED BY A FLUKE, GETS EMERGENCY STATE PROTECTION
• MAN ACCUSED OF DOUBLE ABDUCTION
• JOHNNY CASH PROVES HE DESERVES PRAISE
• IMPACT FEES, A STAPLE IN MANY CITIES, FAIL IN CHESAPEAKE THE $3,000 FEE WOULD HAVE BEEN CHARGED ON EVERY NEW HOME IN THE CITY.
• CELEBRATIONS HAS MOVED
• SUBSTITUTE TEACHER CHARGED IN ASSAULTS
• WEIGHT LIMITS ON BRIDGE
• NURSE WINS SUIT AGAINST DOCTOR