The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, November 21, 1995

• DONALD A. LANCASTER JR.
• WILLIE B. H. NICHOLS
• DIANNE G. HISHOK
• LEWIS A. HODGES JR.
• JOHN F VOGT
• WILLIAM HENRY PINKHAM
• LUCILLE ADDISON
• JAMES EDWARD SMITH
• RUEANNA K. BENTON
• MINNIE M. CULPEPPER
• SHIRLEY MEEKS
• VIRGINIA M. WOODARD
• MARION T. HOWELL
• CLARENCE JENNETTE
• ESTELLE D. GWALTNEY
• MAX MELTZER
• BRUCE MOORE
• MAE B. CHENAULT
• NANNIE P. NICHOLSON
• FRANCES SMITH
• OCTAVIA T. HILL
• JAMES JOHNSON
• DAVID A. CROSSE
• COURTNEY HOLLIS
• VIRGINIA E. FEREBEE
• EVA B. WHITE
• ELCORA M. HAROLD
• RUBY J. LEIGH
• MAURICE WATKINS
• VIRGIE B. PORTER
• ELIZABETH M. COPELAND
• CATHERINE STANLEY
• FREDRICK L. JACOBSON
• LULA M. GUTHRIE
• ROSE L. BAILEY
• FOYE M. PETERSEN
• JURY ACQUITS MAN WHO WAS FOUND GUILTY AT MISTRIAL IN JULY OF A DRIVE-BY MURDER
• INMATE WHO STABBED DEPUTY HID KNIFE IN SHOE EVEN A STRIP SEARCH FAILED TO UNCOVER IT AND A HANDCUFF KEY.
• FOR THIS RENAISSANCE WOMAN, THE BEST IS YET TO COME
• COURTHOUSE PARKING LOT WILL HAVE TO WAIT SUFFOLK BUSINESS WINS REPRIEVE FROM DEMOLITION DAY.
• WORKERS HEAR ABOUT HOLIDAY BEFORE SUFFOLK OFFICIALS DO
• SUSPENDED BEACH LAWYER SUED FOR $9 MILLION
• BEACH VOTES TODAY ON LARGER PA HIGH BOARD WOULD HAVE TO FIND $1.5 MILLION WHILE CONFRONTING $12.1 MILLION DEFICIT
• FBI TASK FORCE MAKES ITSELF FELT IN CURBING PORTSMOUTH'S CRIME
• HIGHWAY SHIFTS TO THE WEST: STATE SET TO COMPLETE RETREAT OF ROUTE 12 FROM THE ATLANTIC ROAD:
• THE CASTLE BURNS: FIRE DESTROYS SHOWPLACE; OWNERS JUMP TO SAFETY
• IF YOU WANTED FISH, THEY WERE EVERYWHERE FOR THE TAKING
• BOARD DISMISSES OWENS RESIDENCY CASE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A pastor and his wife died in a fire at their home in Colonial Place. A headline in Tuesday's MetroNews section had the wrong Norfolk neighborhood. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot on Wednesday, November 22, 1995 on page A2. ***************************************************************** PASTOR, WIFE DIE IN HOUSE FIRE THE FIRE, IN PARK PLACE, WAS SO HOT THAT IT KEPT FIREFIGHTERS OUT OF THE HOME AND PREVENTED ANY RESCUE.\
• JOY FUND
• DEVELOPERS AGREE TO LET FAMILY USE E. SHORE ROAD
• LOCAL BRIEFS - NORTH CAROLINA
• RED CROSS NEEDS HELP
• COUNCIL PANEL DECLINES TO ACT ON PROPOSAL FOR 2ND FIRE STATION
• ACLU WANTS TO JOIN FIGHT OVER REP. SCOTT'S DISTRICT
• MAN DIES AFTER PHYSICAL TRAINING AT BOOT CAMP FOR CRIMINALS
• RETURN OF . . . THE BEATLES?
• CAPE HATTERAS PARK WORKERS BACK AT JOBS AFTER FURLOUGH
• TRAFFIC FATALITY
• SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION
• MAN SENTENCED FOR MURDER