The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Friday, March 31, 1995

• HERBERT L. CAHOON
• ELIZABETH K. FLINT
• NUNCY J. SABATO
• PATRICIA GODFREY GLEASON
• LITTLE SAMUEL WHITSON JR.
• JOSEPH O. BLOKER
• BERNARD GIBBS BARROW
• CAROLE SAWYER
• MARTHA J. ELLIS
• ELIZABETH K. PARK
• VIRGINIA T.E. HUMPHREYS
• JAMES L. HUTTON JR.
• JACOB A. BRENNEMAN JR.
• LLOYD D. BOWEN
• CHARLIE R. MASON
• FAITH D. RANKINS
• BETTY L. RAY
• HERSCHEL A. FAW
• DEANDRE K. PUGH
• WILLIAM C. STANT
• ALMA G. FELTON
• JOHN E. JOHNSON
• WILLIAM L. HAND
• HARRY P. HOWE
• ANN K. HARTLEY
• CATHLEEN F. OLAH
• ROBIN L. ZIELINSKI
• JOHNEY G. MOYE
• KENNETH P. GARMON
• ELINOR K. CHEDESTER
• THOMAS H. HEATH JR.
• HARRY RICKS
• CURTIS E. ETHERIDGE SR.
• HELEN P. PEARCE
• PENINSULA MAN ADMITS DEFRAUDING 11 OF $628,000 HE FACES A MAXIMUM OF 5 YEARS IN PRISON AND A $250,000 FINE.
• NASA LANGLEY DIRECTOR DECIDES TO SEE CENTER THROUGH CHANGES
• VA. MISSIONARY COUPLE IN HAITI SHOT AS THEIR HOME IS ROBBED
• YOUTH GETS LIFE PLUS FIVE YEARS IN MURDER
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Some admission fees for Nauticus were missing or incorrect in the text of a story and in the informational graphic accompanying the MetroNews Friday about the opening of the center after a three-month closure. The entry fee for senior citizens 60 and over, military personnel, students from ages 13 to 17 and AAA members is $6.50, including tax. The admission fee for children 6 to 12 is $5.00. Children 6 through 12 years old will be charged $1.50 additional to enter the center's ``premium attractions,'' including the Nauticus theater, the Aegis naval battle simulator and Virtual Adventures. Correction published Saturday, April 1, 1995 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT AND THE LEDGER-STAR. ***************************************************************** NAUTICUS MARKS NEW BEGINNING WITH REOPENING
• AN UNLIKELY LIFESAVER DOCTORS USED A SMOGGY GAS CALLED NITRIC OXIDE TO HELP CLEAR THE LUNGS OF A BOY SUFFERING FROM DEADLY MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE.
• GRAPEVINE GREW UNUSUALLY TART SCHOOL GOSSIP, PIQUING OFFICIALS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Clarification: A story Friday about a federal review of school districts that may have unfairly steered blacks into special-education classes was accompanied by a chart with one heading that may have been misleading. It read: Percent of black students who are mildly or moderately retarded. It should have said: Percent of black students identified as mildly or moderately retarded. Correction published Saturday, April 1, 1995 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT AND THE LEDGER-STAR. ***************************************************************** BIAS INQUIRY TARGETS SPECIAL ED CITIES MAY HAVE UNFAIRLY STEERED BLACKS INTO CLASSES, THE OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS THINKS.\
• FLORIDA EDUCATOR NAMED ODU'S DEAN OF EDUCATION
• GOAST GUARD SIGNS OFF MORSE CODE MODERN TECHNOLOGY REPLACING DOTS AND DASHES IN USE SINCE START OF THE CENTURY.
• OWENS BALKS AT INTRODUCING 2 OF 4 TAX INCREASE BILLS
• PASQUOTANK ELECTIONS BOARD PICKS COA OFFICIAL
• RETIRED MAIL CARRIER BASNIGHT DIES IN CRASH
• CONGRESS SETS WETLANDS HEARING IN NEW BERN AN ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP SAYS THE AGENDA IS STACKED AGAINST THEM.
• GOP CHALLENGE TO VOTING LAW IS POLES APART FROM ITS PAST
• POLICE ISSUE PROFILES OF SUSPECTS INVOLVED IN ODU-AREA SHOOTING
• SEN. BASNIGHT WANTS TAXPAYERS TO SHARE TAX BREAKS EQUALLY
• JUDGE ORDERS SALVI TO GET PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATIONS
• SETTLEMENT REACHED IN WIDOW'S SUIT AGAINST AMTRAK
• VA. SET TO RETURN PENSION TAX TO FEDERAL RETIREES
• TELEVISION STAR DAWNN LEWIS TO BE FEATURED GUEST AT ECSU