The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, November 29, 1995

• CRYSTAL R. BUCKLAND
• INDIA V. HILL
• JULIAN E. HAZEN
• WILLIE T. BEASLEY
• IRENE T. HAGAMAN
• NAOMI HARRELL
• NANNIE O. WILLIS
• JOE E. PETTS
• NELLIE F. SAILER
• CHARLES M. PLAUGA
• MARTIN GLASER
• MAY F. REESE
• ANNE W. TURNER
• JOHNNY F. GREEN
• JAMES S. PER-LEE
• MARTHA T. STEEN
• JAMES H. JOHNSON
• JOHN W. SAMPLE SR.
• MELVIN M. MOUBERRY
• LOUISE S. HALSTEAD
• WILLIAM W. CUTHRIELL
• HARRIET L. NEVINS
• LUCY B. HAYES
• ETHEL B. CARTWRIGHT
• DONNA G. ROGERS
• PEGGY M. EVANS
• EARLINE RICKS
• WALTER C. COOLMAN
• LUCILLE HEWITT
• MARY J. WADE
• ROBERT C. JOHNSON
• PEARL J. WILLIAMS
• J. BENSON BOYKIN
• MARY B. STATON
• MARGARET G. SHAW
• ALONZO L. HASSELL SR.
• MARINE MISSING ON THE CARRIER AMERICA
• NEWPORT NEWS POLICE SEEK HELP IN DEATH
• LOCAL SELF-HELP EFFORTS WIN GOVERNOR'S AWARDS 700 ACTIVISTS, OFFICIALS MEET FOR 3 DAYS AT HOUSING CONFERENCE.
• MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FRAUD IN PONZI SCHEME
• COMMUNITY WORK IS A WAY OF LIFE FOR MANY ``I ENJOY SEEING PEOPLE WORKING IN COMMUNITIES AND GETTING RECOGNIZED.''
• CHESAPEAKE COUNCIL VOTES TO DEVELOP REST OF HISTORIC BATTLE SITE
• MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER IN SHOOTING DEATH AT BEACH
• BEACH VOTES TO CREATE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT 87-ACRE TRACT AROUND PEMBROKE MALL IS A TARGET OF RADICAL ZONING CHANGES.
• ECSU SEEKS ``SUPER HUMAN'' LEADER FACULTY MEMBERS AND STUDENTS GIVE A PANEL THEIR IDEAS.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Ralph Clark, former city manager of Elizabeth City, took a job managing Clayton, N.C., in June. A story Wednesday incorrectly said he had gone to Clinton. Correction published in the North Carolina edition of The Virginian-Pilot on Friday, December 1, 1995, on page B2. ***************************************************************** ELIZABETH CITY VOTES TO HIRE CITY MANAGER CITY COUNCIL ALSO KEEPS 2ND FIRE STATION DOWNTOWN
• PLAN WOULD HELP PUPILS CATCH UP DURING SUMMER
• A SEPARATE FACILITY FOR VIOLENT YOUNG CRIMINALS PRISON PLAN'S COST: $62 MILLION ALLEN IS EXPECTED TO SEND PROPOSAL TO THE ASSEMBLY THIS WINTER
• N.J. COMPANY OFFERS TO BUY OUT PENSIONERS WAITING FOR REFUNDS RETIREES WOULD PAY UP TO 30% TO GET A LUMP-SUM CHECK.
• JENS SOERING, ON INTERNET, SAYS HE TOOK THE FALL IN MURDER CASE
• JOY FUND
• MAN IS ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTING EXTORTION AND IMPERSONATION
• ANTI-CRIME AWARD
• NORFOLK MAN BEATEN TO DEATH; TRAILER PARK RESIDENTS FEARFUL
• ALLEN CABINET OFFICER WANTS TO CHAIR STATE REPUBLICANS THOMAS SEES NO CONFLICT OF INTEREST IN HANDLING THE TWO JOBS. CRITICS DISAGREE.
• SPECKLED TROUT, STRIPERS LED A GOOD DAY OF FISHING
• HERE'S A REAL TOM SAWYER TO CHARM YOU WITH HIS STORY
• CATCHING SOME RAYS