The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Saturday, February 11, 1995

• CLARISSA V. WALKER
• EDITH M. HARRINGTON
• EDNA W. PEEBLES
• NANCY C. SNOWDEN
• PHILLIP SANSONE
• GEORGE GRANDY SR.
• KATHERINE MAPP CALLOWAY
• JOSIE H. HOGGE
• EDWARD H. MCGEE
• ANNIE C. JONES
• ANN STELL MANN
• KATHERINE M. KEY
• MELVIN C. DOUGLASS
• VIRGINIA ROSS
• LAWRENCE T. ELLIOTT
• JIMMIE BUTTS SR.
• HIRAM B. HOLTON II
• A. HAROLD LEIBIG
• EMMA WARD
• LENORA E. WILLIAMS
• MARY A. NATALI
• FELIX L. MISKILL JR.
• ELMA E. TALBOTT
• ARTHUR R. BEASLEY
• JOYCE H. HESS
• WORLEY T. SMITH SR.
• JOHN J. SHARKEY
• WILLIAM T. BRYANT
• BESSIE T. HALE
• DOUNIA H. GREENE
• LISA B. WALKER
• HELEN BAILEY
• COSTLY CROWD OF PRISONERS PRESSES AGAINST PAROLE BOARD'S DAM
• IS BEACH COUNTRY CLUB NEXT ON LINDSLEY'S LIST?
• AMBASSADOR TO SPEAK ON PHILIPPINE, U.S. RELATIONS
• ``DREAM HOME'' PUMPS NEIGHBORHOOD'S SEWAGE HRSD OPERATES THE $1.5 MILLION PLANT IN A NEIGHBORHOOD OF UPSCALE HOMES.
• HOUSE VOTES TO GIVE SCHOOLS THE OPTION OF SINGLE-SEX CLASSES THE MEASURE, NOW IN A SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE, HAS NOT DRAWN ANY APPARENT LEGISLATIVE FIRE.
• SENATE SAYS SNAKE BILL IS SILLY, SENDS IT DOWN A HOLE
• TWO MCDONALD'S OFFER FARE FOR FOOD STAMPS
• FOOD STAMP RECIPIENTS HAVE TO WAIT, WAIT, WAIT
• SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT TO RETIRE IN SUFFOLK
• BUSH WILL SPEAK MAY 14 DURING W&M GRADUATION
• MODEL U.N. EXPLORES DIPLOMACY
• BOY, 14, SUSPENDED, ACCUSED OF STABBING 2 AT WINDSOR SCHOOL
• JUDGE GIVES $15,900 AND NEW JOB TO OFFICER WHO FILED RACIAL CASE
• MAN, 64, KILLED BY HOUSE FIRE IN ISLE OF WIGHT
• MAN, 65, KILLED, WIFE BURNED IN CHESAPEAKE BLAZE HE TRIED TO POUR A FLAMMABLE LIQUID ON A WOOD STOVE AND THE CONTAINER CAUGHT FIRE.
• POLICE CAR, OTHER CAR INVOLVED IN COLLISION AT BEACH INTERSECTION
• BRIEFS
• DELIVERY DRIVER SHOT TO DEATH AT 7-ELEVEN IN NORFOLK
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• ARCHITECT, SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS NEW CURRITUCK SCHOOL
• ARCHITECT SELECTED FOR DARE COUNTY GOVERNMENT COMPLEX MEMBERS OF A WASHINGTON, D.C., FIRM WILL MEET WITH A PANEL MONDAY TO DISCUSS DETAILS
• MEETING WORRIES UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS A SESSION ON COASTAL RESEARCH CENTERS BROKE WITH PROTOCOL.
• N.J. SCIENTIST NAMED MARINE FISHERIES CHIEF FISHERMEN SAY APPOINTMENT IS ONLY FIRST STEP IN RESTORING THE AGENCY'S CREDIBILITY
• FEDERAL FUNDING AT RISK BECAUSE OF RED-WOLF LAW $100,000 MAY BE WITHHELD OVER A STATE LAW ALLOWING SOME TO BE KILLED.
• STATE'S ATTORNEY GENERAL BACKS OFF THREATS TO EPA
• CORRECTION