The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, July 6, 1995

• WILLIAM T. AUSTIN JR.
• MAUD BANKS
• J. EASON REVELS
• REV. HENRY C. BARTON JR.
• EDWARD E. SHEPPARD
• LUVELLA SMITH SCOTT
• RAYMOND EDWARD KINNETT
• GENE FOERTSCH
• FRANK TERRANOVA
• TERENCE M. SINGLETON
• ADA N. BERNHARDT
• ROBERT WARSHAW
• RALPH A. BROOKS
• RICHARD E. ELLIOTT
• CLEVELAND ROBERSON
• ROBERT L. CASPER
• CHARLES W. SUGG
• ERMIE S. STEWART
• MARY M. OUTLAW
• HENRY F. MATHEWS
• HARVARD G. VICKERY
• THOMAS G. RICE
• RUTH A. ANDERSON
• MELVIN R. LEWIS
• JOHNNIE ELEY
• SHIRLEY S. KUNTZE
• ROLAND L. HATCHER
• WILLIAM E. BROWN JR.
• JOSEPH BARRALE
• BRUCE A. GILLIKIN
• DEFENSE WINS ONE-DAY DELAY IN TRIAL OF ALLEGED SLAYER OF 4
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A shooting incident involving a 14-year-old boy occurred in Suffolk, not Smithfield, as reported in a MetroNews brief Thursday. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star on Saturday, July 8, 1995, on page A2. ***************************************************************** BOY SHOOTS HIMSELF
• ARTISTS DONATE PIECES TO HELP MEND BROKEN HEARTS
• STORMY WEATHER KEEPS RUINING REGION'S FIREWORKS FESTIVITIES
• 3 SLAIN, 2 WOUNDED IN 3 DAYS IN PORTSMOUTH THE 3 DEATHS RAISE THE CITY'S HOMICIDE TOTAL TO 19 FOR THE YEAR, 3 AHEAD OF LAST YEAR'S PACE.
• WINNER'S RESUME RAISES QUESTIONS OF BEAUTY'S TRUTH AT ISSUE ARE CLAIMS MISS VIRGINIA MADE ABOUT SCHOLASTIC AND ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS.
• STUDY INDICATES RACIAL-BLOC VOTING CHESAPEAKE ANALYSIS FINDS RACIAL POLARITY EXISTS, BUT BLACKS AREN'T LOCKED OUT.
• CHESAPEAKE SEES A BOND VOTE AS BEST ROUTE TO GOOD WATER
• PICKINGS ARE SLIM AT FISHING PIERS, WITH HELP OF QUIET, CLEAR WATERS
• SEAFOOD PARK'S FUTURE GROWS BRIGHTER MORE TENANTS MOVE INTO THE FINANCIALLY STRAPPED LOCATION
• IN WAKE OF ALDRIDGE'S COMMENTS, GROUP WORKS TO STOP RE-ELECTION
• GILMORE WILL NOT PROSECUTE IVERSON DECISION TO PROSECUTE GOES BACK TO HAMPTON.
• SHERIFF FIRES DEPUTY AFTER 2ND PRISONER GETS AWAY IN JUNE, A PRISONER DISARMED AND CUFFED THE MAN TO A FENCE.
• HAMPTON ROADS TEENS JOIN ``STRUGGLE'' FOR ENVIRONMENT THEIR OLDEST MEMBER IS 19, BUT THEY SAY THEIR YOUTH GIVES THEM AN ADVANTAGE IN THEIR FIGHT.
• GASTON: MAYBE THIRD TIME'S THE CHARM THREE-WAY TALKS MAY PRODUCE AN ACCORD BY END OF TODAY, AHEAD OF A FEDERAL STUDY.
• FIRST BLACK LIEUTENANT SWORN IN
• BOY DIES IN THREE-WHEELER WRECK
• MOURNING THEIR BROTHER IN ARMS
• A FOURTH OF JULY DECLARATION OF LIBERTY AND JOY: THE RIGHT TO VOTE