The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Friday, February 24, 1995

• MARGARET C. LITTLE
• HARRY E. PORTER
• EMMETT A. SANDERS
• EDDIE J. WHITMORE JR.
• FENTON GODFREY
• REV. JAMES LEWIS CLEMENTS
• ASIA S. FUTRELL
• CHARLIE SHERWOOD GRIMES
• FRED HARRISON
• WILFORD M. BREWER
• JAMES OVERTON
• ELIZABETH D. WADE
• STARLING MCC. JONES
• ANNA B. LACY
• CYNTHIA W. JONES
• VIRGINIA L. FENNELL
• SARAH F. GILLIAM
• VIDA B. PRITCHARD
• CHESTER S. BRIGGS
• ELLIS J. LAND
• JAMES E. KELLAM
• JESSIE PERVIS
• VIRGINIA A. BARNETT
• ROMA O. BURKE
• WALTER P. COVINGTON IV
• RUSSELL J. CAMPBELL
• GEORGE W. JORDAN
• FRANK W. MOORE
• CHARLES B. WALLACE
• LUCILLE WALKER
• JULIA C. GROOBEY
• CHARLIE P. MALONE
• LOUISE M. REMBERTON
• WILLIE T. SEARS JR.
• ALEXANDER H. FROST
• MERCER E. PHILLIPS
• WILLIAM LESTER DAVIS
• BARNER P. RUSSELL SR.
• DAVID L. JOHNSON
• AUDREY M. OGLE
• JAMES C. COVIL
• KATE E. MATTHIAS
• ALICE W. HOLLEY
• COLLEEN HUTTON
• WAYNE A. HEMSATH
• KATCHIK AVEDIKIAN
• POLL SHOWS HUNT AND HELMS EASILY TAKING RE-ELECTION BUT IF GOVERNOR CHALLENGES SENATOR, OUTCOME IS UNCLEAR
• AT TIMES, ONE'S LOT IS FRUSTRATION, FUELED BY HAVING TO GO IN CIRCLES
• ALBEMARLE RECYCLERS GRAB OLD CRAB POTS AND NETS
• REACHING OUT TO STRIKE A CHORD LOVERS OF CLASSICAL MUSIC ARE STRIVING TO NURTURE AN AUDIENCE OF YOUNG BLACKS.
• VISITORS LOOK OVER MODERN CLASSROOMS SCHOOLS BROUGHT BACK MEMORIES FOR SOME OBSERVERS.
• VA. REFORMS WOULD BE AMONG TOUGHEST LEGISLATORS ARE CRAFTING REVISIONS TO WELFARE PROGRAMS.
• NIGHTCLUB TO REOPEN UNDER A NEW FORMAT EBONY SHOWCASE AGREES TO COMPLY WITH NOISE CURBS
• DISEASE THREATENS STUDENT'S LIFE
• BILL EASING WEAPONS PERMITS GOES TO ALLEN
• PROPOSAL TO BAN SOFTWARE ``BOMBS'' DIES AGAIN
• TUG OPERATOR CHARGED IN SINKING OF BARGE, CARGO
• STATE INSPECTORS WIDEN AREA FOR CORN FEED TESTING
• CLOWN CANDIDATES AUDITION FOR SILLIEST SCHOOL ON EARTH
• NORFOLK CITY HALL, CITIZENS SEEK NEW FOOTING
• FEDERAL FUNDS TO NORFOLK SCHOOLS CUT
• GRAND JURY GETS CASE IN AX ATTACK
• CHILD-CARE ADVOCATES CARRY THEIR BUDGET CONCERNS TO CAPITOL STEPS
• LEGAL FORUM FOCUSES ON RELIGION IN SCHOOLS
• GAY ACTIVIST CONTINUES HIS FAST IN BEACH JAIL