The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Friday, April 7, 1995

• CHARLES F. WIRTH
• LYNWOOD Y. ERB
• GERDELL F. BRITT
• LINWOOD KING
• PAUL E. WADFORD SR.
• TRAYLOR C. NUNNALLY
• BILLIE B. HYSLUP
• LONNIE C. ROGERS
• HORACE E. MODLIN
• LESLIE E. HARDISON
• CARL MCCLELLAN HILL
• MARY H. WILLIAMS
• RAYVEN D. SMITH
• HENRY WILLIAM SCHAEDEL
• RAYMOND E. NETHERCUTT SR.
• CARY A. WILLCOX JR.
• WM. LINFORD STALLINGS
• LINDA FULCHER WHEDBEE
• TERRY L. MOORE
• LENA B. TAYLOR
• MARGARET T. BIITTNER
• THOMAS E. CHAPMAN
• ELAINE D. ROBBINS
• THELMA F. CARTWRIGHT
• RANDOLPH NELSON
• HOWARD L. HILL
• BARBARA S. TOTH
• RICHARD M. MANSFIELD JR.
• DWAIN OREN POTTER
• ARTHUR E. COLE
• SARAH E. DAVIS
• FRED A. BAKER
• CATHERINE T. WECHT
• HERBERT B. YOPP
• DWIGHT S. RUSSELL
• GENEVA KNEIPLE CORBETT
• CHURCH REVIVES PLANS FOR LOT CALVARY REVIVAL CHURCH APPLIES FOR CLEARANCE TO BUILD PRIVATE SCHOOL INSTEAD OF SANCTUARY ON 10-ACRE SITE
• STATE TROOPER SENTENCED TO 9 YEARS IN BOMB CASE
• ODU BOARD RAISES TUITION FOR UNDERGRADUATES THE 2.7 PERCENT RISE FOR IN-STATE STUDENTS FALLS BELOW THE GOVERNOR'S CEILING.
• YOUTH IS CHARGED WITH MURDER AFTER PORTSMOUTH POLICE CHASE
• CRIME LINE TELETHON HOPING TO RAISE $95,000
• LOADED PISTOL TAKEN FROM NINTH-GRADER IN OCEAN LAKES HIGH SCHOOL AT BEACH
• ST. BRIDES RESTRICTS INMATES AFTER DEATH
• CLERICAL ERROR LETS PRISONER OUT OF JAIL FOR THE NIGHT
• DREAMS FOR BUILDING A JEWEL OF A SCHOOL
• PREVENTION KEY TO HELPING TROUBLED YOUTH, SAYS HIGH BOWLING PARK CONFERENCE SHARES SECRETS TO HELP KIDS SUCCEED IN SCHOOL AND LIFE.
• ``HE'S AT PEACE NOW . . . SUFFERING NO MORE'' TOM CHAPMAN, PATIENT IN A STORY ON ALZHEIMER'S, DIED WEDNESDAY AT 54.
• CANCER TREATMENT CENTER INDICATES COOPERATION
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** In a story in Friday's MetroNews section about the president of National Public Radio, Garrison Keillor's show ``A Prairie Home Companion'' was incorrectly described as produced by National Public Radio. It is produced by Minnesota Public Radio and distributed by Public Radio International. Correction published Saturday, April 8, 1995 on page A2. ***************************************************************** DEVELOP VISION, PUBLIC RADIO PRESIDENT SAYS HE SAYS HE WANTS TO SEE MORE AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDENTS AIMING FOR THE TOP.
• MANTEO ALTERS PLAN TO EXTEND SERVICES
• GAYLORD PERRY WILL OPEN BABE RUTH SEASON TONIGHT
• BILL TO BAN NET-FISHING RAISES HACKLES
• JUSTICE DEPARTMENT RECONSIDERS ADDING 1ST DISTRICT JUDGE
• READY TO RUN
• SENATE APPROVES INCOME TAX CUT FOR 92 PERCENT OF STATE RESIDENTS
• WOMAN MISSING
• SCHOOL MAY HELP HEAL THE WOUNDS OF WAR VIETNAM FACILITY WILL BE NAMED AFTER DISABLED VETERAN LEWIS B. PULLER JR.
• TEEN GETS LIFE IN PRISON
• AUTHOR'S DINNER
• 3,600 LOSE POWER
• EDUCATION CONFERENCE
• BOOKMOBILE STALLED
• CAPITAL MURDER INDICTMENT
• ACTION PICKS UP AS WARMING TREND APPROACHES
• FISHERIES PROGRAMS ESCAPE CUTS - FOR NOW
• WHEN IT MATTERS, A DOG'S UNDERSTANDING OF TIME IS UNERRING