The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Friday, March 17, 1995

• MAMIE R. KELLAM
• RAYMOND B. PAUL
• MARY K. HODGES
• WILLIAM E. LUCAS III
• BEATRICE MCDANIELS
• MARVIN RAY NEATHERY
• FRANKLIN CAPEHART
• WILLIE R. WARD
• MILTON G. SPEIGHT
• HENRY H. RICHARDSON JR.
• MINNABEALE CHASE JACKSON
• PRISCILLA P. HACKETT
• DORA L. GRAMBY
• EDNA BENNINGTON WALTERS
• FRANK RESHEFSKY
• ANNETTE D. JONES
• RAYMOND H. MCABEE
• RUBY Q. PETERS
• JOSEPH P. HOLDEN
• BEATRICE B. BANKS
• SHELTON D. GAFFORD
• HALLETT D. HOBBS
• TAYLOR N. TAMMARO
• JOHN W. PHILLIPS
• CLAUDE LITTLE
• LOIS P. BLAISDELL
• LINDSAY T. COBERLY
• ANDREW J. DEADY
• MILDRED D. WHICHARD
• ROBERT A. CROSBY
• LESTER N. HAYES
• RANDALL W. MABRY
• CLIFTON W. CASON
• FRANCIS H. HART
• HELEN W. FRANKLIN
• JOSEPH C. SHUBECK
• WALTER V. ANGELL JR.
• JOHN HOLLOMAN
• JOHN T. BUNCH
• LE'NISHA P. TURNER
• EARNEST HARGRAVE JR.
• MARGARET H. DOZIER
• MARY A. DWORSKE
• CLARENCE ELLIS
• ALLEN T. REED SR.
• THEODISA B. JENKINS
• FLOYD HENDRICKS
• RUSSIANS TO VERIFY ARMS REDUCTION AT DAM NECK TODAY MARCH IS THE FIRST MONTH FOR INSPECTIONS UNDER TREATY
• SON CHARGED WITH KNIFING PARENTS THE MOTHER AWOKE TO FIND HER HUSBAND BEING KILLED. THEN SHE WAS STABBED, TOO.
• BALMY WEATHER WILL END AS WEEKEND ARRIVES
• FRAIM PROMISES RESIDENTS LARGER ROLE IN DECISIONS
• MAN SLAIN, TEEN WOUNDED ON PORTSMOUTH STREET
• NASA DIRECTOR AT LANGLEY CONSIDERS TAKING BUYOUT HOLLOWAY STARTED IN 1960, WHEN NASA WAS GROWING FAST.
• COMMUNITY COLLEGES WILL INCREASE TUITION 3%
• PORTSMOUTH SCHOOLS OK BUDGET
• OLD TIRES REMOVED FROM MARSH
• FOR CANINE COPS, BASIC TRAINING MEANS LEARNING TO SNIFF OUT CRIME
• FIGHT FOR MANTEO BOARD SEAT HEADED TO SUPERIOR COURT
• JAMES RIVER OYSTERS REBOUND
• GOP ELECTS ETHERIDGE
• HUSBAND, WIFE PLAN TO DROP APPLICATIONS FOR FISHERIES GRANTS
• HEIRS FIGHT DARE COUNTY FOR OLD COAST GUARD POST
• DEMOCRATS ENVISION THEMSELVES AS ALLIES OF PUBLIC EDUCATION
• SAILBOAT FOR SALE
• SPRING CLEANING AT HARBOR PARK
• HONEYBLUE HONORED
• AUSTIN NAMED TO COMMITTEE
• CONTROVERSIAL HERRING BAN WILL BE REVIEWED TODAY
• DRESS CODE FOR TEACHERS IS IDEA THAT FITS