The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, November 15, 1995

• MARGARET R. TAYLOR
• SUSIE C. BRANCH
• JOHN JONES JR.
• GEORGE W. TREMAINE
• RUTH B. SANDERLIN
• GLEN S. BRANGAN
• GLORIA J. CROWTHER
• JOHN R. WERNER
• CELIA D. SUTTON
• ELLIOTT E. HOFFER
• LLOYD E. WILLIAMS
• JAMES H. MILLER
• LARRY J. EDMUNDSON
• VICTORINO J. MOTTA
• ANTONIO K. NORMAN
• WALTER L. SCHELLING
• ALETHIA NORRIS SUTTON
• JAMES A. HARCUM
• JAMES D. BROWN SR.
• MARY R. COLLINS
• GRACE L. MILLER
• LILLIAN M. JOHNS
• ROBERT W. WRIGHT SR.
• DARRELL J. BALLARD
• JAMES M. MEARS
• NORMAN R. WEAVER
• ANNA M. BUCKNER
• ANNA GOTTBERT
• LOLA S. JONES
• VIRGIE M. EUBANK
• FAYE A. HUMPHRIES
• LILLIAN GILMORE
• WILLIAM R. PUGH SR.
• MARY B. DAVID
• KENNETH R. ANDREWS III
• ROBERT F. BANKS SR.
• WILLIAM H. URQUHART SR.
• VIOLET L. WILLIAMS
• MARGARET A. WOOD
• RALPH E. WADDELL
• JAYDEE HARDEN
• HENRY E. GRIFFIN
• MICAH J. WAREING
• LEMUEL BRAY
• HARVEY J. BURGESS JR.
• JAMES BUTTS
• ALICE D. GORHAM
• TODAY, A TINY CHANCE FOR A TINY BIT OF SNOW
• HOUSING PANEL SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT DIVERSE TASK FORCE RECOMMENDS MAJOR PUBLIC HOUSING CHANGES.
• COUNCILMAN RETHINKS HIS HARSH CRITICISMS OF PUBLIC HOUSING
• AIDS CEREMONY
• BAND OF BEACH BURGLARS AT LARGE, POLICE CAUTION NORTH END MOST HARD HIT BY SIMPLE, PREVENTABLE CRIMES.
• POLICE SEEK TO IDENTIFY WOMAN WITH MEMORY LOSS
• RONALD MASSIE SWORN IN AS PORTSMOUTH MANAGER
• PARKER TAKES COUNCIL OATH AFTER INCUMBENT EDGE RESIGNS SEAT
• CITIZENS CAN SOLVE PROBLEMS IN COMMUNITIES, CONFEREES AGREE
• BOMBLIKE DEVICE DISCOVERED, DESTROYED AT BEACH SCHOOL
• CITY CHEERS: HURRICANE PROTECTION PROJECT SURVIVES CLINTON OKS FUNDS FOR 4 BEACH PROJECTS CONSTRUCTION TO START IN SEPTEMBER ON A SEAWALL, EXTENDED BOARDWALK AND WIDER BEACHES AT OCEANFRONT
• BEACH VOTES TO RENAME SOUTHEASTERN EXPRESSWAY
• PORTSMOUTH SWAPS DEADLINES FOR PAYING TAXES
• BOARD LOOKS AT NORFOLK SCHOOLS' IMAGE
• FREEZE TUITION FOR VIRGINIANS, BOARD URGES ALLEN, ASSEMBLY WOULD NEED TO OK AGENCY PLAN.
• RAIN, FALLING TEMPERATURES IMPEDE FISHING
• CURRITUCK SCHOOLS PURSUE WIRELESS CABLE SERVICES, ACTIVITIES STILL HINGE ON FCC APPROVAL
• SHUTDOWN LEAVES EMPLOYEES CONFUSED MANY FEDERAL OFFICES DIDN'T GET ORDERS TO STAY AT HOME.
• WANCHESE BOAT RETURNS FROM ALASKA ``THE WORST PART OF THE TRIP WAS THE LAST MILE,'' SAYS CAPTAIN.
• BABE RUTH SIGNING
• CITY MANAGER CANDIDATE DROPS OUT; NOW 4 ARE LEFT
• JOY FUND - DONORS
• RESCUERS UNABLE TO LOCATE ANGLER LOST SINCE SUNDAY
• FORMER VA. BEACH RESIDENT SENTENCED FOR HEALTH CARE FRAUD
• BEACH REJECTS SCHOOL BOARD OFFER FOR REPAYING $12.1 MILLION DEBT
• STENNIS ARRIVES ON SCHEDULE
• GABRIEL ELECTED
• COATS FOR KIDS TO BE DISTRIBUTED
• FISHERIES DIRECTOR ANNOUNCES GUIDELINES FOR STRIPER SEASONS
• MEET THE MAN WHOSE BOOK OF PHOTOS ILLUSTRATES THE GLORY OF TRAINS