The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, June 24, 1995

• WILLIAM N. TAYLOR
• ELOISE M. BENNETT
• WANDA S. DONDERO
• MAE N. SCOTT
• ALICE S. HIGGINBOTHAM
• CHARLES E. SAUERS
• MARY E. GRAY
• WILLIAM A. ROCKWELL
• JULIAN D. LIVERMAN
• JAMES O. SAULSBERRY
• RICHARD C. THOMPSON
• ALEXANDER LYNCH
• LORETTA A. LEWIS
• HARRY E. STAPLETON
• KENNETH R. NELMS
• GEORGE E. THOMPSON
• NELLIE S. BUTTS
• CARRIE E. MYLES
• NELLIE G. FOWLER HOLLAND
• LOUIS N. WHITE
• IRENE DELANO
• LOIS C. MONK
• IDA P. ARMSTEAD
• DORA K. POLLOCK
• GLADYS MILLER SIMMONS
• SAMUEL H. REYNOLDS
• LONNIE ROBERT CURRIE
• HAZEL P. STONE
• EUNICE C. MOORE
• DENNIS J. O'TOOLE
• MARY A. SUIT
• JAMES P. FARRELL
• CHARLIE H. BROWN
• FLORENCE M. ZEBICH
• FLOYD N. WARD
• HELEN P. ROBERTS
• EDWARD L. CROWLEY
• FRANCES M. LOVE
• PATRICIA L. NORTH
• LEONA I. BRYANT
• HOG FARM MAY HAVE VIOLATED ITS OWN MANAGEMENT PLAN
• A LONG JOURNEY HOME: A SOCIAL WORKER HELPS A NURSING HOME RESIDENT RETURN TO NEW JERSEY
• MAN ACCUSED OF BANK ROBBERY
• GEN. LOH RETIRES AT TOP OF AIR COMBAT COMMAND PENTAGON DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF FOR PLANS AND OPERATIONS, WILL TAKE OVER COMMAND.
• CHESAPEAKE MAY SHIFT SCHOOL BOUNDARIES TO FIGHT CROWDING
• STORM CONTRIBUTES TO FLOODS AND ACCIDENTS TORRENTIAL RAINFALL LASTS ONLY 15 MINUTES BUT CAUSES PROBLEMS.
• REWARD OFFERED IN HUNT FOR MISSING PRE-MED STUDENT POLICE ARE WORKING AROUND THE CLOCK BUT HAVE NO LEADS AND HAVE NO SOLID EVIDENCE A CRIME HAS BEEN COMMITTED.
• RODANTHE PIER ON HATTERAS ISLAND REPORTS RED HOT FISHING
• LAWMAKERS FACE A FULL PLATE NEXT WEEK COASTAL SPENDING, LAKE GASTON ARE TWO OF THE KEY DECISIONS
• ELIZABETH CITY COUNCIL SUMMONED TO MEETING ON BUDGET IT APPROVED
• BEACH EVICTION LEADS TO 5 DRUG ARRESTS
• JUDGE FINALLY READY TO TACKLE BENCH AFTER 18 MONTHS OF WAITING, EDGAR L. BARNES IS HEADED STRAIGHT TO WORK.
• POLICE TRACK DOWN ESCAPED PRISONER TERRANCE L. AGNEW - FOUND IN NORFOLK - HAD BEEN FREE SINCE WEDNESDAY.
• A PHILOSOPHY THAT IS TOTALLY TAKING OVER THE COUNTRY
• INDUSTRIES SEEKING ALTERNATIVE SITES FOR NUCLEAR WASTE SOUTH CAROLINA IS EXPECTED TO CLOSE ITS LANDFILL TO NORTH CAROLINA WASTE.
• BRIEFS - NORTH CAROLINA
• WORLD'S FIRST NATURAL-GAS FUELED FERRY NEAR OPERATION
• KY. BOY FOUND DEAD ON BEACH
• BEYER RIPS ALLEN OVER REJECTION OF FUNDS
• EVMS GRADUATE DIES IN CAR CRASH IN NEW JERSEY
• LAST LINK OF GASTON CHAIN COULD BE ON THE HORIZON
• TEEN SLAYER FACES LIFE IN PRISON