The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, September 12, 1995

• CAROLYN J. SPRINGER
• WANDA E. STARKS
• ELIZABETH P. PRYOR
• WILLIAM A. SAVAGE
• MATTIE E. CAMPBELL
• ELIZABETH P. HALSEY
• JOHN A. WYNN JR.
• SAMUEL L. BLACKWELL
• DORA B. BISHOP
• RICHARD C. PYNE
• EDWARD C. TURNER
• MARJORIE S. FLORA
• THERESA A. SCHMIDT
• ALYCE L. LAWRENCE
• IMOGENE C. SHIVE
• ALICE W. HANCOCK
• PHILIP E. RIDDICK
• DOROTHY F. COWAN
• ISOBEL L. HOLLERBACH
• MAUDE E. BRUNSON
• ANNIE L. HARRIS
• ALFRED H. MCKENZIE
• JOHN BAGLEY
• MARTHA A. MARING
• WORTH W. COX
• MARGARET R. MILLS
• SMITH H. MASON
• ARLINE HARDY
• ROBERT E. SUTTON
• MYRTLE L. LONG
• NELLIE A. TAYLOR
• REGINALD A. ANDERSON
• BARNEY F. STEED
• WILLIAM INGLE
• ROBERT L. EDWARDS
• ROSA BLAKENEY
• ESSIE DEANS
• C.Y. BUNTING
• GEORGE W. FESLER
• 24 ARRESTED, 23 ARE SOUGHT ON DRUG CHARGES IN PORTSMOUTH CHARGES STEM FROM AN INVESTIGATION STARTED IN MARCH.
• DELIVERYMAN BEATEN AND ROBBED
• PORTSMOUTH URGES CAREFUL WATER USE NO RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED YET, BUT WITH THE DROUGHT, THE CITY IS CONCERNED ABOUT LEVELS IN RESERVOIRS.
• PRINCESS ANNE IS BACK IN BUSINESS CELEBRATION STATION IS APTLY NAMED FOR THE SITE OF THE DELAYED START OF CLASSES. LONG DAYS OF SWEAT AND TEARS HAVE TRANSFORMED THE OLD MALL.
• DONALD MARCUS' RETRIAL IN HARRIS KILLING BEGINS
• BEACH COUNCIL LIKELY TO REBUKE SCHOOLS FOR BUDGET CITY MANAGER LISTS REQUIREMENTS FOR A BAILOUT BY THE CITY.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story Sept. 12 in the MetroNews section, and a column that appeared Sept. 14 in the Suffolk Sun and Sept. 17 in the Chesapeake Clipper, said incorrectly that a Chesapeake man, who was apprehended in Suffolk after a high-speed police chase, is a suspect in the armed robbery of a Chesapeake pizza restaurant. Chesapeake police said Monday that James M. Morris is a suspect in the strong-arm robbery of a Chesapeake service station but that no charge had been placed against Morris in connection with that incident. Correction published Tuesday, September 19, 1995 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** DRIVER RAMS 2 POLICE CARS, THEN SETS HIS OWN AFIRE; IS SUSPECTED IN ROBBERY
• RECALLING THE PAST FOR THE PRESENT
• GOP GROUP CALLS DEMOCRATS TWO-SIDED
• ALLEN GIVES CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY LESSON CHURCH, SOCIAL WORKERS STUDY NEW WELFARE RULES.
• BISHOP REJECTS CHRISTIAN COALITION
• NORFOLK SLAYING SUSPECT
• MAN BEATEN IN ROBBERY DIES
• HAIL THE TANGY TOMATO - AND PASS THE HOME-MADE MAYO
• MERGER PANEL TOLD TO STRIVE FOR CONSENSUS IN ITS PLANNING
• FISHING OK, CONSIDERING SURF KICKED UP BY LUIS
• ENGINEERS TO START WORK ON REGIONAL WATER SYSTEM
• PROJECT CAN'T SAVE ROUTE 12 FROM OCEAN LATEST PLAN FOR OUTER BANKS MAIN ARTERY WILL ONLY BUY TIME
• AS BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY TURNS 60, 2,000 PEOPLE COME TO THE PARTY
• TWO ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• KELLY SAYS HE WILL NOT WORK WITH CHILDREN IF HE GETS OUT
• TOURISM OFFICIAL WILL GO TO CONFERENCE