The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Friday, May 26, 1995

• ANNIE BELLE PEEL
• EDWARD T. VAHEY
• TERRY A. CAMPBELL
• WYNDHAM R. DUNCAN
• JEANETTE R. EASTER
• SISTER GERALDINE GRESSER
• BARBARA A. SALLES
• FRANCES R. CROWLING
• EDNA BENTON
• STUART W. BENNETT
• JUANITA H. GORE
• MARGARET PATRICIA KUCHEM
• CRAIG M. ROBERTSON
• HOUSTON ASHWORTH
• HAROLD J. LOFTUS JR.
• JAMES H. MARTIN
• ELIZABETH ANN K. DEESTRELLA
• LOUIS R. PEARCE SR.
• ROBERT P. BARNSTABLE
• ROBERT F. HARRISON SR.
• THOMAS E. FLETCHER
• LUCILLE A. JONES
• MARY A. ELEY
• SPRAWLON HERN
• JOHNNIE J. DOUGLAS
• BEACH GARDEN CLUB WINS MAJOR AWARD FIVE-ACRE PROJECT AT SCIENCE MUSEUM TAKES $20,000 PRIZE.
• COUNTY OFFICIAL DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF DRUG SALES IN HOME
• PUNGO FEST JAM-PACKED WITH MORE THAN BERRIES
• JOHN W. KNAPP TO RETIRE AS SUPERINTENDENT OF VMI
• ESPIONAGE CASE DOWNPLAYED SUSPECT SIMPLY WANTED TO HELP SAUDI ALLIES, AN OFFICER SAYS.
• EX-CONVICT GUILTY IN AX ATTACK
• NOTED AREA CHEF, FRANK FARELLO, DIES AT 66
• THIS YEAR, CITIES JOIN FORCES FOR A SINGLE ``MARCH FOR JESUS''
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A bar graph accompanying a MetroNews story Friday about the cruising ordinance at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront indicated 409 cruising summonses were issued between April 15 and 21. It should have been between April 15 and May 21. The same graph incorrectly reported no cruising is allowed between 2 p.m. and 2 a.m. on Atlantic Avenue. In fact, it is from 2 p.m. to 4 a.m. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star on Saturday, May 27, 1995, on page A2. ***************************************************************** BEACH GETS TOUGH ON DRIVERS OCEANFRONT POLICE ISSUE ROUGHLY 81 TICKETS DAILY, 60% MORE THAN LAST YEAR
• ABRUPT DIP IN WATER TEMPERATURES SLOWS FISHING FROM NORTHERN PIERS
• RIVERSPREE FESTIVAL KICKS OFF SATURDAY
• CUTS WOULD HURT COASTAL ECONOMY, OFFICIALS SAY
• COMMISSION OKS $200,000 GRANT TO HELP BASEBALL
• SNAKE STUDY - CUT SHORT BY CITY, STATE - ENDS
• ALLEN, BOARD OF EDUCATION STALEMATE OVER ``GOALS 2000''
• TOURISM BOARD SEARCHES FOR MISSION THE JOINT PANEL WILL ALLOCATE OCCUPANCY-TAX REVENUES.
• ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY: SKIP BATTLEFIELD TAKE A SECOND ROUTE TO THE OUTER BANKS, TRANSIT OFFICIALS SAY.
• NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH
• STONE'S TEAM WINS
• LEGISLATOR WHO FOUGHT SEGREGATION DIES
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A gun-permit applicant may be required by a judge to have firearms training, under a new concealed-weapon law that goes into effect July 1. A story in Friday's MetroNews section erroneously said that applicants must be trained in firearms use. Correction published Thursday, June 1, 1995 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** JUDGE GETS THE JUMP ON NEW GUN LAW
• MATH SCORES UP
• HOLIDAY CLOSINGS IN THE ALBEMARLE AREA
• CHESAPEAKE MAN SLAIN
• SEA DREAMS WINS
• COAST GUARD TO STAY FULL-TIME IN OCRACOKE
• SOMETHING TO CONSIDER BEFORE YOU SWAT YOUR NEXT FLY
• ARSON SUSPECTED IN WAREHOUSE FIRE 3 YOUTHS REPORTEDLY ARE IN CUSTODY, BUT WHETHER THEY WILL BE CHARGED IS UNCERTAIN.
• DOWN, DINO, DOWN!
• NORFOLK SAYS MAGNET SCHOOLS WILL PULL WHITES