The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Thursday, March 9, 1995

• IRENE W. AGLES
• LONNIE ROGERS
• DAVID D. DILLINGHAM
• ROSE SIDERIS
• LUCILE C. TURNER
• ROBERT DAY
• LAURA B. ROBERTS
• EVA M. MCEWEN
• WILLIAM THOMAS KELLEY JR.
• ANNIE HELEN LAND
• THE REV. WALTER H. MOORE
• WILLIAM COLLYER LINN SR.
• GERTRUDE WADE BOSWELL
• WALTER H. PARKER
• FATE MATTHEWS
• JEANNE G. BELLIS
• KATHERINE J. UNDERWOOD
• MAUDE O. EASON
• TREVON D. COOK
• LOUISE R. PICKARD
• CHARLES G. LINES
• MARY K. GRAHAM
• MARILYN F. ANGER
• RUTH E. MATCHETT
• ERVIN G. CLARY
• NINA BENKERT
• ANNELI T. MENG
• POSSIBLE KILLER STEALS CAR IN NORFOLK
• ELMER HOWARD THAYER
• ELEANOR M. HARRINGTON
• REBECCA B. PAYNTER
• PERNELL B. ALLEN
• ANITA C. COUNCIL
• CHARLES V. PENNINGTON
• CLARENCE L. SHARP
• MICHAEL D. MCLAWHORN
• FRANCES T. DAUGHTRY
• RANDALL A. PEARSON SR.
• MILDRED P. JOHNSON
• CLIFFORD CASTLE
• VIRGINIA C. MANNION
• LILLIAN B. RHINEHART
• MARJORIE E. SHAVER
• PAUL T. LEWIS
• JOHN W. LASSITER
• LEARA M. SMITH
• SALLIE M. FUTRELL
• BETTY J. WOODBERRY
• GRACE B. BOOKER
• REOGUST S. PEAK
• EDGAR MALLORY
• ALEXANDER T. CLARK
• STUDENTS STAGE DANCE FESTIVAL
• ENERGIZED GOP ELECTS OFFICERS IN PASQUOTANK
• HEARTFELT HELLO TO BOSS HARD TO MUSTER SECOND TIME AROUND
• VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ATTACKS TURN TO STRATEGY OF SUING EMPLOYERS OF ATTACKER
• ENVIRONMENTAL PROPOSALS MAY BE INELIGIBLE FOR AID
• TEENS NAMED IN SLAYING ARE FACING NEW CHARGES
• ELDERLY COUPLE FINDS MAGIC ON DATE PAIR FROM SEPARATE NURSING HOMES UNITES IN DATING GAME
• SUPERINTENDENTS WORK TO FILL NEEDS DESPITE BIG CUTS ASSEMBLY AFFIRMS TARGET OF 50% DROP FOR PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
• AN OK FOR THE AMPHITHEATER PLANNERS WERE UNANIMOUS; AT HEARING, RESIDENTS WEREN'T
• VICTIM TESTIFIES ABOUT ROBBERY AND KIDNAPPING
• ALLEGED ``SKINHEAD'' GETS 2 YEARS FOR HATE CRIME
• ROBBERS PREYED ON SAILORS DETECTIVES ARE DISMANTLING WHAT THEY SAY IS A LARGE OCEANFRONT ROBBERY RING IN WHICH WOMEN LURED UNSUSPECTING SAILORS TO REMOTE AREAS WHERE THEY WERE AMBUSHED BY ARMED ACCOMPLICES, WHO SOMETIMES PRETENDED TO BE POLICE.
• AT ROOT OF PAROLE DISPUTE: VICTIM'S KIN HAD NO SAY
• BEACH PLANNERS APPROVE SUPER KMART, STRIP MALL PLANNERS SAID THE IDEA FITS WITH THE CITY'S EFFORTS.
• BEACH DIDN'T ERR IN FIRING SCHOOL OFFICIAL, FEDERAL JUDGE RULES ANDREW CARRINGTON WAS ACCUSED OF VIOLATING SEVERAL DISTRICT POLICIES.
• JURY FINDS EX-FOOTBALL STAR GUILTY OF WOUNDING STORE CLERK THE BULLET MISSED THE VICTIM'S HEART BY AN INCH; THE JURY DELIBERATED ABOUT 2 HOURS.
• SCHOOL STAGES BELATED PROGRAM ON BLACK HISTORY
• WHITE PLEDGES TO MAINTAIN HUNGER STRIKE
• YOUTH DIES OF WOUND
• RICHMOND GROCER FIRES AT A ROBBER - AGAIN
• CANADIAN TROUPE SPARKLES IN HAMPTON PERFORMANCE
• NICE WEATHER FOR DUCKS - OR DUCKING
• EX-BEAUTY QUEEN COUNTER-SUES