The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Tuesday, February 7, 1995

• MARY S. SHEFFIELD
• ROBERT S. NEASE
• ALTON N. PALMER
• JAMES E. KIAH
• WILLIAM ROBERSON
• CAROLINE J. EASON
• RUBY B. HARDY
• ANN W. BAILEY
• MRS. J. WESLEY STEINBERG
• PENNY LOUISE MOREHEAD
• HARRY EDWARD MEEKINS SR.
• DONALD H. BLAMEY
• RAINEY D. UMPHLETT
• SHIRLEY F. HARVEY
• LEWIS W. MCCONNELL
• GENEVIEVE M. LAMPING
• REV. P. FRANCIS QUINN
• BARBARA HINTON
• VERNON JONES SR.
• DENNIE L. HOLLEY
• HARRIETTE S. CARTER
• MANDY SESSOMS
• LOIS T. GARDNER
• KATHERINE H. MATHEWS
• HOWARD E. BANE
• BEVERLY L. WOODMAN
• RUTH C. BOND
• ANTHONY A. FERRARI
• MILDRED L. CAHOON
• RUBY J. PERKINS
• MARY LONG
• IDA H. PEOPLES
• EVELYN J. WILLIAMSON
• ALMA H. BRYANT
• JAMES WILLIAMS
• HAZEL ROPER
• ALEXANDER C. COX JR.
• JOHN C. JOHNSON SR.
• BILLIE DAVIS
• MILTON B. FORREST
• YETTA LEE PERLIN
• STEVEN J. FRY
• GLENN S. BUNCH
• ``LOST COLONY'' GOES SUNDAY
• LOU D. MOORE
• MARY E. WINSTEAD
• MR. MAGIC'S NIGHTCLUB FACES CHARGES
• 2 PLUCKED FROM DESERTED ISLAND - READY OR NOT
• ACCUSED'S SISTER DESCRIBES SCENE AFTER CABBIE'S DEATH
• 4 WOMEN SUING OVER HAIR LOSS ALLEGEDLY CAUSED BY RIO RELAXER
• BEACH LIKELY TO CHIP IN NEPTUNE FESTIVAL FUNDS
• MOTHER AND SON ESCAPE FIRE
• SCHOOLS CHEER BUDGET CUTS' DEMISE ALLEN'S PLAN WOULD HAVE TRIMMED $70 MILLION
• ALLEN REVIVES FAILED TAX, LOTTERY BILLS RARE USE OF EXECUTIVE AUTHORITY IS CRITICIZED.
• LEGAL INSURANCE GAINS POPULARITY AMONG WORKERS
• JURORS RECOMMEND MAXIMUM SENTENCE IN RAPE TRIAL JUDGE RULES NOOSE MADE BY PROSECUTOR DIDN'T ALTER OUTCOME
• HEARING PUT OFF FOR EX-EMPLOYEE OF CHESAPEAKE HOUSING AUTHORITY
• FLAMES SWEEP NORFOLK HOME; CAUSE SOUGHT
• TECH STUDENTS WAGE CAMPAIGN TO KEEP SCHOOL FUNDING ON TRACK
• U.VA. CLAIMS CONTROL OF HONOR SYSTEM
• PORTSMOUTH MAN, 29, DIES WHILE SKIING
• NORFOLK TARGETS CARBON MONOXIDE LEAKS THE SYSTEM, OVERHAULED SINCE 4 DIED, HAS RESULTED IN MORE SAFETY WARNINGS.
• CHILD CAR SEAT INSPECTION
• DESPITE EPA'S WARNING, BILL ON INSPECTIONS PASSES
• OUTRAGE IN THE ASSEMBLY
• GROCERY STORE ROBBED
• BASEBALL EXPENSES
• BUDGET WILL BE TIGHT, DARE CHAIRMAN WARNS
• 2 KITTY HAWK FIREFIGHTERS INNOCENT IN EMBEZZLEMENT TRIAL THE GROUP'S FORMER TREASURER GETS A 5-YEAR SENTENCE.
• DESPITE CUTS, STATE SAYS COUNTY IS BEST FOR PRISON
• CURRITUCK BOARD REJECTS PLAN FOR THE PLANTATIONS THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT HAD DRAWN OPPOSITION.
• CITY URGED TO LET GROUP CONTINUE STUDY OF MERGER
• YOUTH CENTER DONATIONS RISE