The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Thursday, April 20, 1995

• JAMES C. SAWYER SR.
• ANTHONY E. HUGHES
• CATHERINE R. COOLEY
• MILDRED M. BURROUGHS
• FRANK C. HURST
• MARY J. ROBERTS
• TROY W. SNELL
• CHARLIE E. CARAWAN
• CHARLES G. MONROE
• GEORGE E. REID
• KAREN HENSON GRIZZARD
• DONALD A. BROWN
• SWINDELL LOWERY
• AUGUSTA I. KOLANTIS
• LEN A. MIKULA
• CARROLL E. WALKER
• DANIELLE LUCK
• RODERICK K. OUTLAW
• GEORGE L. LASSITER
• CAROLINA C. NIDO
• ROBERT A. HARRELL
• JOSEPH F. LONG
• JOHN P. O'REILLY
• CLEO W. MCADAMS
• BESSIE D. BROWN
• LEONARD D. ANDERSON SR.
• BEN BARANSKI
• CAROLE M. HAYMAKER
• SHIRLEY T. WEED
• BERKLEY G. HOUGLAND
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Kelly Dara, accused in the killing a Salem High School classmate, won't turn 18 until next month. A story in Thursday's MetroNews section had her age wrong. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot and the Ledger-Star on Saturday, April 22, 1995, on page A2. ***************************************************************** POLICEMAN SAYS COUPLE PLOTTED TO KILL CLASSMATE BUT, POLICE SAID, ONE OF THE SUSPECTS ADMITTED DECIDING TO STEAL HIS CAR INSTEAD.
• BEACH SCHOOLS' AUDITOR RESIGNS, LEAVES HIS JOB
• PROJECT AIMED AT HEALING BAY LANDSCAPING PROGRAM WILL TEACH RESIDENTS CONSERVATION
• COUNCIL [NORFOLK CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS]
• DANVILLE VOWS TO FIGHT ANY LAKE GASTON DEAL
• POLICE SEEK CLUES TO SKELETON 5-YEAR-OLD SEEDLINGS IDENTIFIED BY ODU EXPERT MAY GIVE DETECTIVES A LEAD.
• PIER FISHING IS BLOWN AWAY ON SOUTHERLY WINDS
• BILL WOULD INCREASE SCRUTINY OF RULE-MAKING HOUSE COMMITTEE GETS A COMPROMISE VERSION THIS MORNING.
• FORECASTERS SEE UP TO 6 STORMS THIS YEAR DARE COUNTY ACTS TO EDUCATE PUBLIC ON PREPAREDNESS.
• COMMISSION VOTES AGAINST HIRING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
• LET'S HEAR IT FOR ALL THOSE WHO WANT A LOUDER PHONE
• RED WOLF PUP PROVES TO BE HISTORIC ADDITION TO NATURE CENTER
• HELMS' CAMPAIGN TREASURER APPEALS TO U.S. OVER DISPUTE WITH PREDECESSOR
• ECSU CONVOCATION TODAY
• BILL REQUIRING SMOKE ALARMS MOVES AHEAD
• 1 SURVIVED, 1 DIED AS JET FROM AIR BASE WENT DOWN
• SOCIAL SERVICES BOARD REVIEWS REFORM OF WELFARE RULES FOR USE THIS SUMMER NEW WORK PROGRAM WILL BE IMPLEMENTED FIRST IN AREAS WITH STRONG JOB PROGRAMS.
• MISSING MAN FOUND
• SUMMERY WEATHER BAITS THE HOOK FOR POLITICOS AND SHAD PLANKERS GOV. ALLEN GAVE THE KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT THE TRADITIONAL WAKEFIELD GATHERING.
• ICE-SKATING RINK MAY BE BUILT IN CHESAPEAKE
• TRUCKS MAY BE BANNED FROM BELTWAY BRIDGE
• CANCER PATIENT SHAVES HEAD FOR CHARITY SHE SHED HER REMAINING LOCKS TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE LEUKEMIA SOCIETY.
• SUFFOLK APPROVES COTTON GIN; RESIDENTS FEAR DECREASE IN THEIR PROPERTY VALUES THE CITY PLACED A SERIES OF RESTRICTIONS ON THE HOLLAND GIN TO ALLAY PUBLIC HEALTH CONCERNS.
• COLLEGE PRESIDENTS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT FUTURE CHALLENGES AT A FORUM FOR THE HEADS OF 4 SCHOOLS, TENURE WAS ONE OF THE PRIMARY CONCERNS
• CLINTON EXPECTED TO VISIT KINGSMILL
• BOAT FIRE
• THE LAST HELLO
• JUST DUCKY
• SUMMER VISITS APRIL, BRINGING A RECORD HIGH