The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Saturday, February 18, 1995

• SENATE APPROVES TAX RELIEF FOR POOR SENIOR CITIZENS
• LEADERS OF BLACK FRATERNITIES UNITE IN FIGHT AGAINST HAZING ``WHEN THERE'S A DEATH IN ANY SITUATION, IT WILL RAISE ATTENTION LEVELS.''
• EX-CAPTAIN DID NOT BILK NAVY, COURT SAYS 2 CO-DEFENDANTS, COMPANY ALSO ACQUITTED
• GUNFIRE OUTSIDE SUFFOLK STORE LEAVES TWO MEN HURT, IN HOSPITAL
• CURRITUCK'S HUNT FOR WATER COMES UP DRY FAILED TEST OF AQUIFER EXHAUSTS POTENTIAL OUTER BANKS SOURCES
• EXEMPLARY MARINE BERKELEY REFUSED TO YIELD IN CAREER OR LIFE
• COURT UPHOLDS LIABILITY OF INSURER IN FERTILITY CASE
• FOREIGN EDUCATORS GET LESSONS IN DEMOCRACY
• CONGRESSMAN ATTACKS LATEST LAKE GASTON STUDY
• FISHERIES HEAD: N.C.'S ``WHERE ACTION IS'' EX-N.J. OFFICIAL SAYS HE'S EAGER FOR NEW CHALLENGES
• AREA'S SUPERVISOR OF ROAD PROJECTS TO RETIRE AL NASH HAS BEEN AN EMPLOYEE OF THE TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT SINCE 1959.
• TEACHERS FROM ODU, EVMS WIN AWARDS FOR FACULTY EXCELLENCE
• OBITUARIES
• DARE TOURISM BOARD OKS MONEY FOR SIX PROJECTS
• GROUP TO EXPLORE FORMING AUXILIARY
• MORE FUNDS FOR HIGH-TECH CENTER MAY BE RESTORED THE STATE HAS GIVEN $100 MILLION TO CIT SINCE 1984 FOR GRANTS TO SUPPORT RESEARCH.
• SENATORS ARGUE THAT BEACH VOTERS DIDN'T UNDERSTAND WARDS
• AMBASSADORS TALK OF NEW COOPERATION
• HAMPTON ROADS JUDGESHIPS: CHESAPEAKE WILL GET A BLACK JURIST DEMOCRATS IN RICHMOND UNITE BEHIND CANDIDATES.
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY PANEL AGREES ON PLAN FOR STATE PRISON GROWTH
• BYSTANDER, POLICE CRACK ROBBERY CASE A WOMAN AND 2 MEN WERE ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGEDLY STEALING JEWELRY FROM A STORE.
• CUSTOMER SUES RESTAURANT, SAYING HE FOUND BLOODY BANDAGES IN BURGER
• CHESAPEAKE WORKER SAYS HE WAS UNFAIRLY LAID OFF
• VIRGINIA SYMPHONY NEARLY GRASPS HEAVENS
• SEEING OFF THEIR SON
• A REUNION WITH MOM