The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Wednesday, March 1, 1995

• SANDRA E. MCPHERSON
• MAE S. GILLIS
• IDA R. BOYCE
• HARRY KIRSHON
• MARY M. LEE
• EDGAR G. BASTILLE
• GARNET DEAN BRAY
• EVERETTE W. SPENCER
• AUGUSTA W. WOODLEY
• JOSEPH E. DEW JR.
• MARGARET M. WHEDBEE
• CHERYL A. GRAMBY
• WILLARD A. DAVIS SR.
• RUTH R. SMITH
• HERBERT EURE
• HELEN G. HAMMETT
• WILLIE C. FELTON
• MANSFIELD M. SPICER SR.
• ELSIE B. HIGHT
• CLIFFORD A. HEDGEPETH
• ERNESTINE J. DELOATCHE
• SYLVIA A. JACOBSON
• HERMAN F. MCCOY
• GRACE B. BRISTOW
• NAOMI M. WALTON
• LEARY A. BRITT
• JULIUS C. PARKER
• FRANK E. HARRELL
• ARTHUR MURPHY
• JERRY M. ZABLER
• MADELINE F. FREDERICK
• LEROY A. WEBSTER
• LOUISE V. FERRELL
• UNDERAGE DRINKING TARGETED
• ELTON F. AINSLEY
• JESSIE W. MATTHEWS
• JOHN MAUER
• LILLIE D. CANNON
• NELL COPELAND
• DONALD R. WELTON
• SELMA A. FLOOD
• VIRGIE L. BYRUM
• JOSEPH J. RANDAZZO
• HOG-SLAUGHTERING COMPANY VOWS TO TOE THE LINE IN N.C.
• FIRED INSTRUCTOR ASKS TO BE REHIRED COA STUDENTS HAD COMPLAINED OF EXPLICIT LANGUAGE.
• GASTRONOMES GO GAGA FOR 85-YEAR-OLD WOMAN'S VICTUALS
• REACTION SPLIT ON PLAN TO REFORM LAWMAKING PROCESS THE CHANGES WOULD MEAN MORE EYES LOOK AT THE CONSEQUENCES.
• AGENCY FINDS NO BIAS IN TEACHER'S CASE AGAINST ECSU
• 20 YEARS LATER, ECU PRODUCTION OF ``COLORED GIRL'' STILL TIMELY
• IVERSON ELUDES MEDIA, SITS MUM AT APPEAL
• MAN, 76, DIES AFTER BEING RESCUED FROM HOUSE FIRE
• CHESAPEAKE OFFICER HURT DURING CHASE OF STOLEN CAR
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A bill changing voting districts in Virginia Beach requires a referendum in May 1996. The year was wrong in a Metro News story Wednesday about the Beach City Council asking Gov. George F. Allen to delay signing the bill. Correction published Thursday, March 2, 1995 on page A2. ***************************************************************** BEACH ASKS ALLEN TO DELAY SHIFT COUNCIL WAS SURPRISED THAT ASSEMBLY OK'D DIFFERENT CITY VOTING DISTRICTS.
• SOYBEANS AND SUN FLOAT HIS BOAT
• SECOND BRIDGE WINS KEY BOARD'S SUPPORT STUDY ASSURES COMMISSION THAT PROJECT WOULDN'T HARM THE BAY
• SUFFOLK COUNCIL MEMBERS OPPOSE WATER FEE AS UNFAIR, MAYBE ILLEGAL
• APPLICATIONS SOAR AT ODU, NSU; STATEWIDE INCREASE AVERAGES 2.6%
• INFAMOUS DRIVER GETS 30 DAYS AND FINE FOR DUI ARNOLD PETERSON WAS SENTENCED BEFORE PROSECUTORS COULD SPEAK OF HIS BACKGROUND.
• STATE SOON WILL BEGIN MAILING TAX REFUNDS TO FEDERAL RETIREES
• MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
• $28.9 MILLION BUDGET PROPOSED FOR SCHOOLS IN ISLE OF WIGHT
• PANEL'S AWARD OF $2.66 MILLION BEING REVIEWED
• CHESAPEAKE COUNCIL APPROVES STREAMLINED BUDGET
• CIVIC LEAGUES RALLY BEHIND POLICE CHIEF THEY SAY THE RANK AND FILE OFFICERS, NOT MELVIN HIGH, SHOULD BE REPRIMANDED.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Nauticus hours will be 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days a week, from May 1 through September; the rest of the year, the Norfolk theme park/museum will be open six days a week (closed Mondays), from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. A story Wednesday had the wrong times. Correction published Thursday, March 2, 1995 on page A2. ***************************************************************** NAUTICUS LOWERS PRICE, ADDS FISH TO STAY AFLOAT
• PORTSMOUTH HALTS TALKS WITH CASINO FIRM