The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, October 27, 1995

• DAVID A. LANG
• LEROY T. BOONE
• BURTON E. FURNISS
• DANIEL M. PERRY
• HAROLD E. RAMSEY
• JOHN H. MCCOY
• JAMES H. BAILEY JR.
• CECIL C. WOOD
• SHANIE GALLOWAY
• MICHAEL W. ROMERO
• MARGARET REDDICK
• LUCILLE TYLER
• BESSIE B. HOWARD
• EDWARD T. NANCE JR.
• WILLIAM A. POTTER
• EMANUEL NORMAN
• RENA B. TILLETT
• PAUL D. BACKUS
• BARBARA BENINATO
• KATHERINE M. LA ROCCO
• CHARLES C. TAYLOR
• EMMA B. CRAGIN
• CAMP G. CHAPEL
• JOHN C. ROBERTSON SR.
• ERNA B. STRICKRODT
• JAMES T. HOLLIMAN
• LESLIE F. HAYNIE
• MILDRED S. BODNER
• MICHAEL D. BAKER
• EVELYN M. MUELLER
• VIVIAN F. VANN
• ROBERT G. BARNES
• MAGGIE MASON
• CLOSING THE BOOKS EDUCATION EXPERIMENT ENDS HAMPTON UNIVERSITY'S LABORATORY SCHOOL HAS BEEN PRAISED FOR INNOVATION, BUT OFFICIALS SAY THE CENTER WILL BE CLOSED BECAUSE IT ISN'T PREPARING EDUCATION MAJORS FOR THE REAL WORLD.
• GAS FIRMS SUED FOR FATAL EXPLOSION A DEAD WOMAN'S SON SAYS HER HOUSE BLEW UP BECAUSE A LINE WAS POORLY INSTALLED.
• NORFOLK SCHOOLS DEFEND SAFETY RECORD CONSULTANTS' REPORTS SAID OFFICIALS NEED TO COMMUNICATE MORE WITH POLICE.
• ADVOCATES WORK ON DISASTER PLAN FOR DISABLED THEY DECIDE THEIR FIRST GOAL WOULD BE TRYING TO DECIDE WHO NEEDS THEIR HELP.
• LEGISLATORS PROMISE TO RELAY FEARS TO RICHMOND
• BAYSIDE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT STABBED, HIT BY BUS ONE STUDENT WAS ARRESTED, BUT WITNESSES SAY OTHERS MAY HAVE TAKEN PART IN THE ATTACK.
• REDEVELOPING EAST OCEAN VIEW COST ESTIMATES REACH $80 MILLION THE NRHA IS WORKING ON A FINANCING PLAN THAT IT WILL RELEASE IN 45 TO 90 DAYS.
• OPEN ACCESS TO BASES LIKELY TO SPREAD
• POLICE NAB THEFT SUSPECT IN WATER
• STATE MAY HELP FIGHT WEAKFISH RULES COMMERCIAL FISHING GROUP TAKES STEPS TO FIGHT THE RESTRICTIONS.
• 7 IN MANTEO ARE DISQUALIFIED FROM VOTING QUESTIONS ABOUT ACTUAL RESIDENCES BROUGHT MOST OF THE PROBLEMS.
• VANCE WILKINS' STRUGGLE AFTER 18 YEARS, THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES' LEADING REPUBLICAN IS FIGHTING TO KEEP HIS SEAT - WHILE HE TRIES TO INCREASE HIS CLOUT.
• BLUE SKY GROUND BROKEN
• OPEN HOUSE PUSHES GOAL OF YMCA FOR OUTER BANKS
• BUS DRIVER ASSAULTED
• COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION AND DEATH PENALTY OF BEACH KILLER
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Sharon Bottoms, a lesbian, has renewed her fight to regain custody of her son. A headline in Friday's MetroNews section erroneously said she was trying to regain custody of her daughter. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Saturday, October 28, 1995, on page A2. ***************************************************************** LESBIAN AGAIN FIGHTS HER MOTHER TO REGAIN CUSTODY OF DAUGHTER
• NEW CENTER AT ECSU LETS COMPUTER USERS PLUG INTO INTERNET
• PHYSICIANS GROUP FAULTS VOTES ON SAFE-WATER BILLS IT SAYS SISISKY AND PICKETT REJECTED THE BILLS BUT USE BOTTLED WATER IN THEIR OFFICES.
• TOP U.S. POLICYMAKER TO SPEAK TO LOCAL WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL
• IRISH PROTESTANT LEADER VISITS AND SPEAKS AT REGENT LAW SCHOOL
• PORTSMOUTH WOMAN KILLED
• SENTENCE URGED FOR TEEN IN SHOOTING
• CAN'T STOMACH SUBBING HEALTHY SNACKS FOR HALLOWEEN TREATS
• THURSDAY'S WEALTH WAS IN THE VARIETY, IF NOT THE QUANTITY