The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, October 28, 1995

• EVA E. GURGANUS
• JACK B. TALLENT
• GRACE H. BELOTE
• MARY G. LIVESAY
• EILEEN B. VERMILLION
• DAVID BINES JR.
• HELEN M. PELKEY
• JOHN C. ROBERTSON SR.
• MARY L. WALKER
• WILFRED A. WALKER
• WILLIAM K. TEARRE
• MARY G. SKINNER
• CHESAPEAKE WATER
• GEORGE E. HAYNES
• WILLIAM S. PITT SR.
• BARBARA BENINATO
• RUSHA A. PHELPS
• FRED B. STILLMAN
• RICHARD T. RADFORD
• ANNIE L. ARTIS
• MARY L. COOPER
• CORNELL E. STANGE
• PAUL H. HERRON
• ELLI P. GEORGIADES
• AGNES L. WILLIAMS
• PEARL F. CARRICO
• ANTHONY J. REGA
• CLARICE BLACK
• SYLVIA E. CHAYER
• JAIME L. ROLLINGS
• LILLIAN L. SLOAN
• 2 LEGISLATORS FIGHT OTB PARLORS BEACH'S STOLLE AND CROSHAW WANT TO WAIT TILL STATE-OK'D TRACK OPENS.
• OCEANA'S REBIRTH TO START IN 6 MONTHS FIGHTER SQUADRON 2, FROM CALIFORNIA, WILL BE THE FIRST TO ARRIVE.
• TODDLER HIT BY PICKUP
• SPLASH OF HALLOWEEN
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** James E. Smith, confronted by a sheriff and a deputy with a warrant for his arrest on charges that he killed his estranged wife, first tried to take his own life by stabbing himself. When that failed, he charged at the law officers, who opened fire, killing him. Two headlines on a story in Saturday's MetroNews section said he committed suicide. Correction published Sunday, October 30, 1995. ***************************************************************** A DOWNWARD SPIRAL ENDS WITH KILLING, SUICIDE \
• ODU HAS DESIGNS ON NASA'S CLOSED WIND TUNNEL
• HISTORY LESSON BRINGS UNITY, HEALS WOUNDS
• TURNING OFFICERS INTO NEIGHBORS PROGRAM INCREASES SECURITY FOR POLICE OFFICERS, NEIGHBORHOODS
• STORE CLERK NABS RUNAWAY TEENAGE MURDER SUSPECT
• FISHING BAN LIFTED ON NEUSE RIVER SAMPLES TAKEN BY THE STATE SHOW THAT THE CONCENTRATION OF A TOXIC ALGAE HAS DROPPED.
• DARE SHOULDERS THE BURDEN OF WEATHERING THE CHANGES
• IN OFFICER'S DEATH, STATE STAKES CLAIM TO SUSPECT
• BIRTH OF A BERTH
• TRACEY J. BRITE'S GUILTY PLEA GETS HIM: 13 TO 18 YEARS IN PRISON FOR MURDER THE JUDGE WAS NOT SWAYED BY DEFENSE ARGUMENTS THAT BRITE KILLED ANTHONY T. SAUNDERS TO PROTECT HIS BROTHER.
• WRIGHT BROTHERS MEMORIAL PANEL OUTLINES PLANS FOR FACELIFT PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL BE HELD TO REVIEW PLANS FOR THE CENTENNIAL
• CONSULTANTS ADVISED DEMOCRATS TO FIND DETAILS ON MOTOROLA
• POOR DAY AT NORTHERN PIERS MEANS PALTRY PISCINE CATCHES
• CARL A. HOECHST
• GLORIA H. STEWART
• MAN SHOT TO DEATH
• TEEN CHARGED IN SLAYING
• LAWYER PLEADS GUILTY IN EMBEZZLEMENT
• MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR MUSICIAN
• FIRE DAMAGES TWO BUSINESSES