The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Thursday, May 11, 1995

• NORFOLK COUNCIL ACTIONS
• CHESAPEAKE INMATE DIES AFTER REPORTING CHEST PAINS
• OPRAH SHOWCASES LOCAL WEIGHT WAR
• YES, VIRGINIA. THERE IS A TCC-NORFOLK ITS LOYAL STUDENTS COULD AS WELL BE SPOKESPERSONS FOR AN AD CAMPAIGN.
• FAUCETTE SAYS BEACH SCHOOLS HAVE MONEY TROUBLE BUT DON'T WORRY, HE SAYS - THE SHORTFALL WILL BE MADE UP BY THE END OF THE YEAR.
• FAUCETTE IS OFFERED A JOB IN GEORGIA, SAYS HE'LL DECIDE BY FRIDAY
• ERROR SIDETRACKS MURDER CASE PROSECUTORS MUST DROP CASE AGAINST GIRL IN STABBING, THEN START AGAIN.
• ``I FUSS BECAUSE I CARE,'' SAYS CHURCHLAND'S TOP TEACHER
• HAMPTON MAN IS FATALLY SHOT IN CAR
• A BUCK A BOOK? BENEFICENT BAIT FOR BLOSSOMING BIBLIOPHILES
• DUNLOP'S EARTH DAY COMMENTS OUT OF LINE, BAY GROUP CHIEF SAYS
• NORTHAMPTON JUGGLES MAJOR PROJECTS SUPERVISORS DECIDE TO DELAY DISCUSSION OF PLAN UNTIL JULY.
• FEWER CASES OF CHILD ABUSE REPORTED IN VA. LAST YEAR
• VA. DEMOCRATIC LEADER TO QUIT, PURSUE A RACE AGAINST WARNER
• THE BARBER OF CITGO: A HAIRCUT AND A FILL-UP
• W. LEON DAVIS
• EVELYN V. ROBERTS
• MARY S. WOMACK
• JAMES R. HARDIN JR.
• CLEO A. HOLLOWAY
• WILLIAM I. SKEETER
• WADE H. PARKER
• CHARLES R. REYNOLDS III
• ANN MAHER OULAHAN
• LOLA SPEER
• BEVERLEY B. HAINER
• RIVERS M. HARRIS
• MARY GREGG
• DOLLY M. CASH
• ELIZABETH MOSENTHINE
• WILLIAM M. LEE
• HATTIE E. JEFFERIES
• HENRY J. HODGES
• WILLIS L. BROWN
• JOHN W. MILLER
• VIRGINIA H. TICE
• RICHARD W. WAGONER
• LUCY H. EZELL
• HELEN B. DATOR
• FRANKLIN L. DAVIS
• FRANK M. WINSLOW
• ROBERT ALSTON SR.
• JAMES V.L. BROOKS
• HAZEL BRINN EWELL
• JOSEPH M. CARTER JR.
• LILLIE B. THRONE
• FRANK L. EPPS
• MARY JOYNT GRAYSON
• ELIZABETH S. CLEMENTS
• FREDERICK B. BAINES
• RUDOLPH R. ARVIN
• RICHARD H. LANGELER
• BERNAL A. WRIGHT
• REMEDOES L. KELLY
• VIVIAN R. BYRD
• ROY F. DUNN
• THOMAS C. FREEMAN
• VIVIAN WHITE
• FREDDIE J. DAVIS JR.
• SHERWOOD N. NEWSOME
• EVIE H. MILLER
• CARLICE S. HOFFMAN
• LEE P. BARNES
• SOUTHSIDE LAWMAKERS CRITICIZE PIPELINE DEAL
• ``LAURA'' IS MORE THAN A DREAM IN THEATER OF DARE PRODUCTION
• TIME TO FISH OR CUT BAIT ON COMPACT PERDUE TO DECIDE IF THE STATE SHOULD STAY WITH THE PROGRAM.
• JONES BACKS N.C. FOR 2ND FISHERIES PANEL HOUSE PANEL OKS THE PLAN INVOLVING MID-ATLANTIC COUNCIL.
• 1ST DISTRICT DEMOCRATS FACE CRITICAL PARTY VOTE
• A RENOVATED ROOF, BY GEORGE
• DRUG ARRESTS MADE
• PANEL OKS EXPANDED ``BEACH PLAN'' INSURANCE
• THE FISHING WAS GOOD, EVEN IF THE WEATHER WASN'T