The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, August 24, 1995

• EDWIN E. HOLM JR.
• MARGARET L. SCOTT
• LOTTIE L. BAGLEY
• JOHN A. HUDSON
• DORIS S. GRIFFITH
• LUTHER J. HOWELL
• HANNAH A. PENNOYER
• ALEXANDER JONES
• WILLIAM H. HARDY SR.
• ALFRED E. SCHNELL
• LEONNA B. HINNANT
• CHARLES B. SIMMONS
• JAMES WATT
• JOSE G. VASQUEZ
• WILLIAM H. BAXLEY
• DAVID W. HUGHES
• JUDITH F. BARNES
• FRANCES J. ATKINS
• EUNICE L. HAYES
• OBIE LYNCH SR.
• MARY F. MILES
• LAURA L. DAVIS
• RICHARD RICE
• MOSES A. HARDIE SR.
• M. DOUGLAS BRADSHAW
• GEORGIA L. ROBERTS
• JOHN H. STILLMAN
• VANDOLYN D. CUMMINGS
• DOROTHY S. HAMMOND
• MARY B. ACELA
• DAVID L. HOFFMAN
• ADA SAWYER
• ROSCOE BISHOP
• URLICH BEAR
• DENNIS PURVIS
• JERRY BRYANT
• MARJORIE N. SKAGGS
• WALTER COOPER III
• PEGGY A. BATTS
• RALEIGH W. MANLEY
• LLOYD MITCHELL
• SHIP CREW TO SEARCH FOR IRONCLAD PART
• FLORIDA ASKS APPELLATE COURT TO RECONSIDER SMOLKA RULING
• STATE SAT SCORES TRAIL NATIONAL AVERAGE OFFICIALS SAY LOW SCORES SHOULD MOTIVATE PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO MOVE BEYOND RHETORIC TO ACTION, AND CONCENTRATE ON THE BASIC SKILLS OFFICIALS SAY NUMBERS SHOULD MOTIVATE SCHOOLS TO IMPROVE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CLARIFICATION Dr. Robert M. May Jr., who practices at Smithfield Animal Hospital, is not the same Dr. Robert M. May who received disciplinary action while practicing at Actin Animal Hospital in Chesapeake. The Chesapeake facility was the subject of a MetroNews story on Aug. 24. Correction published Wednesday, September 6, 1995. ***************************************************************** VET FINED, REPRIMANDED BY STATE FOR NEGLIGENCE THE BOARD'S ACTION IS AT LEAST THE 4TH INVOLVING THE ACTIN CLINIC.
• LASKIN ROAD SUSPECT SOUGHT
• CROAKER AND SPOT RESPOND TO GOOD WATER
• HUNT BRINGS POLITICS, PRAISE, PEP RALLY THE VISIT OPENS THE SCHOOL YEAR AT P.W. MOORE ELEMENTARY.
• WATER STREET BUSINESSMAN GETS AWARD
• RESIDENTS OF WHALEHEAD BEACH WANT TO BAN ON-STREET PARKING
• PANEL OKS $550,000 DEVELOPMENT PLAN ALBEMARLE PLANNERS WILL HELP DECIDE HOW MONEY IS SPENT.
• FARRAKHAN CALLS BLACK MALES TO A ``MILLION MAN MARCH''
• SCIENCE SENT SKYWARD BALLOON CARRIES STUDENTS' EXPERIMENTS TO 96,500 FEET
• N.C. POWER SAYS SALT ON LINES CAUSING ELECTRICAL INTERRUPTIONS
• PUBLIC SAFETY BECOMES PRIORITY OF A TOUGHER JUVENILE-JUSTICE TEAM THE PANEL HOPES THAT TREATING TEENS AS ADULTS WILL CURB A CRIME SURGE.
• SUIT OVER SEAT STILL ON
• LANGLEY IS NO. 2 DESTINATION FOR MILITARY'S FREQUENT FLIERS
• EMERGENCY PLANNERS AGREE: RESPONSE TO FELIX WAS GOOD
• YOUNG NORFOLK PAIR AND SON, AGE 1, DIE IN N.C. CRASH, FIRE
• 11 MEN CHARGED IN POACHING RING IN NATIONAL PARK
• SUPERPORT PROPOSAL NOT FEASIBLE, TOP AIRLINE REPRESENTATIVE SAYS
• A NEW CROP OF STUDENTS
• MAN SHOT TO DEATH
• BUCHANAN REGATTA HELD
• SALVAGING A RELIC
• MAN CARJACKED, ROBBED
• CHARGE UPGRADED IN JEEP RAMMING
• FISHERMAN FOUND DEAD