The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Sunday, April 9, 1995

• JOHN L. WILLIAMS
• CHU HON YI KEI WOL YI
• VIRGINIA B. SALMON
• ALMETA H. GAY
• MILDRED V. EDWARDS
• ZETA S. JENKINS
• ROY LEE GARDNER
• JAMES J. WHITEHURST
• ANICIA E. ERESTAIN
• IVA S. HOLMES
• JAMES P. JOHNSON
• PATRICIA F. POTTER
• REV. JAMES A. HERRING SR.
• CARL R. WEAVER
• DAVID M. POLLOCK
• MARY DAVENPORT
• FANNIE F. HARRIS
• WILLIAM G. NICHOLS
• ROBERT R. GOODE
• CHARLES L. MILLER JR.
• ARTHUR D. STARR JR.
• INEZ T. QUAYLE
• WILLIAM T. BEACHAM
• FANNIE B. REID
• FRANCES P. LASSITER
• JAMES E. JONES
• WILLIE VAUGHAN JR.
• PAULETTE B. WILLIAMS
• EDWARD E. HENDERSON SR.
• RENDA HILL
• JUNIUS F. HENDRIX
• VIVIAN K. DANIELS
• GEORGE BROWN
• FRED WINSLOW
• ROSA L. SMITH
• HELEN LOUISE REGAN O'BRIEN
• THEATER FANS STARVING FOR A NEW PLAY SHOULD SAMPLE ``LUNGFISH''
• NEW PARENTS CAN FEEL LIKE OLD HANDS AFTER BABY WEEK
• EDUCATION REMAINS A BATTLEFIELD LAWMAKERS UNITED TO DEFEAT GOV. ALLEN'S IDEAS BUT FAILED TO AGREE ON MANY IDEAS OF THEIR OWN.
• A KILL DEVIL HILLS COP TEACHES KIDS ABOUT BASEBALL - AND LIFE
• HISTORY CROSSING: OLD CABOOSE CHUGS ALONG AS A NEW MUSEUM OFFICE PORT O'PLYMOUTH MUSEUM MAKES THE MOST OF THE RICH HISTORY OF THE ALBEMARLE REGION AS A JUNCTION FOR RAILROADS AND SHIPPING THROUGH ITS MANY DISPLAYS AND ITS VERY OFFICES
• N.C. YOUTHS GO TO BAT IN NATIONAL MAGAZINE SPORTS ILLUSTRATED FOR KIDS POSES A QUESTION TO BERTIE COUNTY CHILDREN: SHOULD BASEBALL USE SUBSTITUTE PLAYERS?
• FISHERMEN SEE TOUGH FIGHT AHEAD NET FISHING IS NOT THE CAUSE OF ALL THE FISHERIES' WOES, THEY SAY
• FUND DRIVE NOW HIGH PRIORITY AT REGENT UNIVERSITY FACES FINANCIAL CRUNCH AS CBN CUTS CASH TIES
• BEETHOVEN GOES TO THE MALL AMATEUR MUSICIANS GET A CHANCE TO PLAY WITH THE PROS FROM THE VIRGINIA SYMPHONY
• CRIME LINE
• POST OFFICES TO BE OPEN LATE FOR TAX-RETURN PROCRASTINATORS
• POLICE SEEK TWO SUSPECTS IN NEWPORT NEWS SLAYING
• RACE-TRACK OPERATOR SEEKS STATE'S FIRST LICENSE FOR OFF-TRACK BETTING
• NAUTICUS REOPENS WITH NEW PRICES, NEW ATTRACTIONS A CITY OFFICIAL SAYS ITS RENOVATIONS MAKE IT LOOK ``LIKE A BRAND NEW FACILITY.''
• 3-HOUR TELETHON RAISES $92,000 FOR CRIME LINE