The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, July 1, 1995

• ADOLF E. EMANOVSKY
• NICODEMUS JOHNSON JR.
• WILLIE BLIZZARD
• VERLEE BAKER
• JAMES D. PERRY SR.
• MINNIE BROOKS PARKER SPEAR
• JAMES A. RICHARDSON
• SARA FORLINES STEVERSON
• WILLIAM C. ELLIS SR.
• JOHN G. DAVIS
• MARGARET SMALLWOOD
• EMILY E. LEE
• MARTHA L. SHAMBRY
• FAE W. MATHEWS
• MARIE B. KING
• GILBERT C. REA
• TERRY L. FLYTHE
• MARINE BLANCHARD
• HUBERT H. LOWE
• MAGGIE B.P. LEWIS
• MARIE B. ROBERTS
• EARLENE JEFFERSON
• MARTIN WOOD
• WYLDA M. STEPHENS
• BLANDINE G. MORIN
• HELEN H. HOLZ
• BROOKS L. KILLMON
• LUCY HOPPS
• EXTENSION OF COUNCIL SURPRISES CHAIRMAN
• KENNETH DRAKE SR.
• GWENEVERE R. PERRY
• CROWD OF 3,000 EXPECTED AT CELEBRATION
• MEMORIES OF FREEDOM
• TRAFFIC WILL BE VERY HEAVY FOR HOLIDAY, OFFICIALS SAY
• GOVERNOR LETS DEADLINE PASS ON EDUCATION FUNDS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Due to misinformation from a police report, a July 1 newsbrief on a Portsmouth bank robbery incorrectly stated that Michael McClain had been charged with armed robbery and use of a firearm. Police said Friday that McClain was not charged. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star on Saturday, July 8, 1995, on page A2. ***************************************************************** ROBBERY SUSPECTS ARRESTED
• ALLEN APPOINTS 2 TO EDUCATION BOARD GOVERNOR GETS A MAJORITY ON BODY FOR FIRST TIME.
• POLICE: STUDENT KILLED IN CAR VICTIME APPARENTLY LEFT BEACH CLUB WILLINGLY
• MAN ACCUSED OF BILKING AIDS-CARE GROUP ARRESTED
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story in the Saturday MetroNews section about the Virginia Marine Science Museum's Dolphin Count listed catfish, eels, sharks, rays, shrimp and other crustaceans as part of the bottlenose dolphin's diet. While dolphins worldwide generally eat these, the dolphins off Virginia's coast eat mostly fish - primarily spot, croaker and trout. Correction published Tuesday, July 4, 1995. ***************************************************************** VOLUNTEERS TO COUNT DOLPHINS\
• A SISTER DONS A ROBE - AND PRIDE SWELLS BLACKS' HEARTS
• ``NICE GUY'' PRISON GUARD SHOT DEAD IN ARGUMENT
• N.C., VA. WIN DELAY IN RELEASE OF THE LAST FEDERAL GASTON STUDY ENERGY AGENCY WILL KEEP ITS FINDINGS SECRET UNTIL JULY 7.
• THIS RAMBO IS ON A MISSION ALONE, HE SET OUT TO RAISE MONEY AND CANCER AWARENESS.
• EUGENE W. SALANGA
• GEORGE L. JACKSON
• LAWYER SURRENDERS LICENSE
• SPEED LIMIT INCREASES
• CITY MUST RELEASE STUDY ON RACISM
• PIER FISHING STILL GENERALLY SLOW FOR DARE COAST
• PANEL URGES MORE OYSTER PRODUCTION MEMBERS ALSO WANT TO CONTINUE STATE'S RESTORATION EFFORTS.
• SURFER RESCUES 4 FROM SURGING SEA
• HELMS FIGHTS INTERIOR'S TIE TO INLET HIS SENATE BILL IS AIMED AT LETTING CORPS OF ENGINEERS BUILD JETTIES.
• ARRESTED IN AVON