The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Tuesday, May 23, 1995

• EUNICE C. WYNNE
• JESSICA R. GLOVER
• CLARA D. GRIFFIN
• JOHN F. GARROW JR.
• LOIS P. WHITE
• LOTTIE FINKLEA
• JULIA L. DEAL
• DOYLE R. LYNCH
• MARY L. JEFFRIES
• MILES CLIFTON BUNCH SR.
• AUDREY S. MILLER
• ROSA M. RICE
• GERALDINE B. GAMBLE
• KATHERINE L. KENNEDY
• DAVID K. FULTZ SR.
• ROBERT I. CATAN
• GERTRUDE S. LASH
• VIRGINIA W. DAVIS
• LOIS T. PIRRONE
• CAROLYN PARKER
• DOROTHY H. SHARPE
• VELMA J. NAPIER
• GLENDA T. SCRIPTURE
• DEMETRIO R. ODANGO SR.
• WILLIAM F. SHEEHAN JR.
• KATIE B. BILLUPS
• JAY L. JERNIGAN
• JOSEPH E. KOWALSKI
• REV. SAMUEL W. TATEM
• LUCILLE E. LANG
• MARY TURNER
• BETTY MCL. GREENE
• SAMUEL T. CORDELL
• JOHNNIE JACKSON
• SATENIG AVEDIKIAN
• EDDIE E. MARTIN
• JESSE S. WILKINS
• GROVER T. PARKER
• CORDELL L. MARSHALL
• THOMAS L. WILLIAMS
• JOHNATHON W. HADLEY
• JUDGE REFUSES TO STAY EXECUTION OF KILLER ON DEATH ROW 15 YEARS
• VICTIM OF AX ATTACK PUTS LIFE BACK TOGETHER THE SUSPECT GOES ON TRIAL TODAY IN A PORTSMOUTH COURT.
• A GASTON PEACE IS POSSIBLE, BEACH SAYS CITY WILL ``EXPLORE ALL OPTIONS'' TO MEET THE AGREEMENT DEADLINE.
• BISHOP REBUKES BREAKAWAY GROUP HISPANIC COMMUNITY NO LONGER MAY USE THE TERM ``CATHOLIC.''
• FEDERAL CUTS WOULD COST NORFOLK'S SCHOOLS $28 MILLION, GROUP SAYS
• STATE TO REMOVE 46 INMATES FROM JAIL IN HAMPTON; SUIT HALTED
• MURDER CASE TAKES ON NEW TWIST A LAWYER CHARGES THAT NORFOLK POLICE IGNORED EVIDENCE IMPLICATING SUSPECTS OTHER THAN THE THREE THEY EVENTUALLY CHARGED WITH A 1992 CONVENIENCE STORE SLAYING OF JAMES HARRIS.
• CHESAPEAKE SCHOOLS CHANGE IS APPROVED
• PIZZA DELIVERY DRIVER WON'T BE CHARGED
• ACLU SEEKS REHEARING IN LESBIAN'S CUSTODY FIGHT
• BUSINESS OWNER GUILTY OF PHONE FRAUD
• MOTORCYCLIST'S HANDGUN FALLS AND KILLS HIM
• PLEASE, WHO SHOT MR. BURNS?
• ALGAE BLOOM STINKS UP WATER FOR NORFOLK, BEACH
• DIALING 411? BE PREPARED FOR THE VOICE OF A MACHINE
• ``JUSTICE FOR JOEY'' 40 RELATIVES AND FRIENDS OF A SLAIN SALEM HIGH YOUTH GATHER TO RALLY AT THE BEACH COURTHOUSE AGAINST THE RELEASE OF HIS CLASSMATE AND ALLEGED KILLER.
• HIGH COURT STAYS NEW-TRIAL RULING IN RASCALS CASE PROSECUTORS GET ANOTHER CHANCE TO MAKE THEIR CASE.
• A GASTON AGREEMENT IS POSSIBLE, BEACH SAYS
• CHARLOTTE EDUCATOR PICKED TO LEAD NORTHEASTERN HIGH
• COASTAL PROGRAMS FACE BUDGET SCRUTINY STATE SENATE, HOUSE LEADERS TO RESOLVE DIFFERENCES.
• DRIVER HONORED
• HEALTH CHIEF QUITTING
• FISHERMAN CHOSEN
• TAKES OF SEA MULLET, BLUEFISH, OTHERS ARE GROWING