The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Thursday, May 25, 1995

• ROBERT L. GILLIAM
• SHEANELE J. BROWN
• REBECCA E. HOLLAND
• DR. ROBERT L. HOPKINS JR.
• CHLOE G. ROBERSON
• SUSIE H. TAYLOR
• THOMAS MURRAY
• MALINDA H. BAXTER
• ELIZABETH STEWART
• ALICE G. MILBOURNE
• JANICE M. CARTWRIGHT
• PEGGY W. SAWYER
• JAMES P. BORUM
• DOROTHY C. ALBERGOTTI
• LANDON B. MAXEY SR.
• GLADYS GAY WOODARD
• BRANDON UNDERDOWN
• CLAUDIUS ELMO LANG JR.
• QUEEN E. BARNES
• ROSSIE BASS
• BENJAMIN M. GANDERSON
• TRAVIS H. EPES JR.
• SHELIA M. HAMBLIN
• WILLIAM H. JONES
• ROBERT CLARK
• JOSEPH M. MULLEN SR.
• VERENA E. WELCH
• BILLIE L. HOLLISTER
• MELVIN L. CHESHIRE JR.
• GEORGE DRUMMOND JR.
• WALTER C. BARNES
• EARNEST C. BRYANT SR.
• MARY D. MATTER
• BOBBY G. BLANKENSHIP
• WILLIE MAE JONES
• LENORA G. KING
• FANNIE L. BURNETT
• DURELL P. FENWICK
• JOHN S. RAWLS
• NATHANIEL J. CANNON
• HELEN H. OWENS
• LILLIAN H. SEBREE
• MALINDA W. WEAVER
• RAYMOND J. THURSTON
• JESSIE L. JONES
• JACK R. BURROUGHS
• CLAUDIA M. BARRETT
• FRANCES J. BROWN
• JOHNNIE PIERCE SR.
• MILDRED SHERROD
• CLYDE F. BAKER JR.
• HARRY M. HANSEN
• WALTER C. BELOTE
• ALICE N. HARRISON
• CHARLES L. SAUNDERS JR.
• RUBY W. CLARK
• WILLIAM D. JERNIGAN
• CLARENCE A. CLEMONS SR.
• VA. LEGISLATOR SAYS ALLEN MUST TAKE LEAD ON GASTON
• CALVARY'S SCHOOL IS COMING ALONG - BUT IT'S NOT FINAL
• ABC TO CLOSE MOST STORES ON MONDAY - MEMORIAL DAY
• GROUP EXPLORES A WILDER NATURE FOR PORTSMOUTH SITE THE STATE OFFERED THE LAND FOR $1; THE CITY REFUSED. NOW, THE CITY HAS A 2ND CHANCE.
• ``SERF'' FACES RAPE, MURDER CHARGES IN ODU CASE
• FOUR TEENS CHARGED IN NEWPORT NEWS ROBBERIES
• MOSS, ALLEN SPAR OVER LACK OF DIRECTION IN GASTON DISPUTE
• TEENAGER IS CHARGED WITH KILLING 4 IN FAMILY
• PRESIDENTIAL ARTIST: WORK CAUGHT CLINTON'S EYE PRESIDENT CLINTON MUST HAVE LIKED THE DRAWING BY NORFOLK RESIDENT CHRISTOPHER J. WILSON. IT'S NOW ON THE COVER OF A WHITE HOUSE BOOKLET.
• ILLEGAL-SEARCH RULING SINKS OBSCENITY CASE AGAINST STORE OWNER DISMISSAL OF CHARGES COMES A WEEK AFTER JUDGE FOUND A VIOLATION OF FOURTH AMENDMENT RIGHTS.
• WINDS, CLEAR WATER AND HIGH TIDE COMBINE TO IMPROVE PIER FISHING
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** North Carolina officials will use U.S. 158 and U.S. 64 for hurricane evacuations. A headline in Thursday's Virginia editions referred to the wrong highway. Correction published Friday, May 26, 1995. ***************************************************************** HURRICANE DRILL POINTS UP HWY. 168 WOES VIRGINIA OFFICIALS DON'T WANT IT USED AS AN EVACUATION ROUTE.\
• MAN CHARGED WITH FIREARMS DEALING A NAGS HEAD SANITATION WORKER ALLEGEDLY SOLD 250 GUNS ILLEGALLY
• SUSPECT IN CONNECTICUT DEATHS STILL HELD IN N.C.
• ``ETERNAL VIGILANCE'' PRESERVES STATE PARK'S BEAUTY
• AFR'AM FEST CENTERS ON FUN, FAMILY, EDUCATION
• FEDERAL BUILDING IN RICHMOND EVACUATED AFTER BOMB THREAT
• HISTORIC ST. LUKE'S RESTORING STAINED GLASS WINDOWS PANES FROM SMITHFIELD LANDMARK ARE REMOVED AND TRUCKED TO SPECIALISTS IN FRONT ROYAL FOR FIRST RESTORATION SINCE 1890.
• MARINE COMMANDER IS TO RETIRE AUG. 1
• POLICE ARE SEEKING TWO SUSPECTS AFTER MAN'S SHOOTING DEATH
• VOLUNTEERS HELP CLEAN UP FIRE DAMAGE