The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, September 21, 1995

• DEMAND'S HIGH, MONEY'S LOW FOR COMPUTERS AT TCC AT CHESAPEAKE, A NEW LAB BUILDING IS ALMOST DONE; MONEY TO EQUIP IT IS SHORT.
• YOUTH GETS 2 LIFE TERMS FOR QUADRUPLE MURDER MARVIN OWENS SHOT HIS GRANDMOTHER, HALF-BROTHER AND 2 COUSINS. THEN HE WENT OUT WITH SOME FRIENDS AND SMOKED MARIJUANA.
• A BODY COULD GET HOOKED ON FLYING WITH BLUE ANGELS
• LANDMARK NAMES BATTEN AS EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT HE WILL LEAD A NEW MEDIA TECHNOLOGY GROUP; BRADLEY IS NEW PRESIDENT, PUBLISHER.
• SUFFOLK AGAIN TACKLING NEIGHBORHOOD BLIGHT
• STATE COUNCIL ENDORSES INFLATION CAPS FOR TUITION INCREASES WOULD BE NO HIGHER THAN THE INFLATION RATE OF FRESHMAN YEAR.
• ZOO TO FETE FELINES' MOVE TO FERAL FACSIMILE
• SCHOOL-ZONE SPEEDERS GET LESSON IN TRAFFIC LAW
• MARVIN B. BROWN
• MARGARET F. BRICKHOUSE
• MICHAEL A. O'NEAL
• ELIZABETH M. HENLEY
• GRACIE MATTHEWS
• HARRY W. PIERCE
• LILLIAN WORLD
• ROBERT A. HOWELL
• BERNARD C. MORING JR.
• MARIKA T. PAPHITIS
• ALMEATER M. HARRIS
• JOE M. FELIX
• HELEN B. DIXON
• VIVIAN K. SHEA
• MINTA A. WHITE
• GERALD P. KUHLMAN
• FERMAN F. HOLLEY
• HENRY T. CROWDER
• SALLIE MAE BLANCHARD
• PATRICIA T. AROMIN
• WILLIAM E. CARPENTER
• SHARON L. LEBLANC
• MINNIE G. RICHEY
• ALICE B. EDMONDS
• MARTHA N. RAILEY
• FLOYD T. MAGEE SR.
• THELMA LEIGH WILSON
• MINNIE G. MADREY
• VIOLA W. HINTER
• VERNIE A. GRAY SR.
• LEWIS S. GRIFFITH
• WILLIAM E. REESE SR.
• LUCILLE BURNS
• NATHAN RIDDICK
• JOSEPH T. LUNING JR.
• NICHOLAS L. LOYA
• DOLLIE M. CHAPMAN
• EDITH H. PEACE
• CHARLES RISPER
• JEANNIE C. JEFFERSON
• ROSE R. VIPOND
• LINDA B. BERGEY
• WILLIAM E. VIRNELSON
• LEROY J. BELL
• WILLIE M. FREEMAN
• MARGIE D. SMITH
• GERALD M. EVANS SR.
• STANLEY J. GALLOP
• RUTH K. RICE
• MILTON W. HUDSON
• ESSIE B. COOPER
• GERALDINE TURNER
• FRAUD CASE
• PENNSYLVANIA MAN DROWNS IN ROUGH SURF BRAVE RESCUE SAVES MAN'S WIFE, TWO KIDS FROM HUGE WAVES
• CURRITUCK, JUDGE DIFFER ON WHERE TO PUT MAGISTRATE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Manteo Commissioner Dellerva Collins was the first African-American elected to the panel when she took office in 1989. A story Wednesday incorrectly indicated the achievement came when she was sworn into office Tuesday after a long hassle for the seat. Correction published in the North Carolina edition of The Virginian-Pilot, Friday, September 22, 1995, on page B2. ***************************************************************** COLLINS FINALLY TAKES MANTEO OFFICE SEAT SHE IS TOWN'S FIRST BLACK ELECTED OFFICIAL
• FORMER EMPLOYEE FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST ECONOMIC COMMISSION
• 911 CALL HELPED SAVE MAN WHO JUMPED FROM DOCK
• FUNERAL TODAY FOR 3 KILLED IN FIRE
• LEADERS JOIN TO PROMOTE EASTERN N.C. ISSUES, RAISE FUNDS FOR ECU
• SAILOR CHARGED WITH DESERTION
• MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
• SPOT CONTINUE GOOD RUN ALONG NORTHERN BEACHES