The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, December 14, 1995

• JOSEPH T. WARREN
• GURLEY A. BARLOW JR.
• ELSIE L. BELCHER
• ROSCOE DIXON
• FLORIAN P. HARRINGTON
• OLIVER TAYLOR
• JOHN E. RANK
• MARY F. HALEY
• M. JOYCE MOORE
• EDDIE L. WHITEHURST JR.
• BETTY M. ROGERS
• GENEVIEVE F. HASKINS
• CECIL E. CARTER
• ROBERT O. LASSITER
• KENNETH L. KIRBY
• PAUL FUSSELL
• DELILAH M. ROACH
• OSCAR J. DICKERSON JR.
• GILBERT H. HALL SR.
• WILLIAM H. GREENE SR.
• OLIVER H. STAGG
• LEVERSE MINNICKS
• MARIAH W. EVANS
• SAMUEL NOTTINGHAM
• ADDIE F. HIGH
• A FISH CALLED ``GOLDENEYE'': EYE-REPLACEMENT SURGERY AT AQUARIUM MAY BE THE FIRST.
• OFFICIALS SEE BIG SAVINGS BY EXTENDING JET RUNWAY
• HARASSMENT ALLEGED
• RETIRED JUDGE PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUNKEN DRIVING CLEAVES MANNING HAD A BLOOD ALCOHOL CONTENT OF .16, TWICE THE LEGAL LIMIT.
• PARK PLACE CELEBRATION SIGNALS NEW FOCUS MAYOR FRAIM AND CITY MANAGER OLIVER PERFORM FOR KIDS DURING LIBRARY FESTIVITIES.
• HIV DEMANDS RESPONSIBILITY FROM EVERYONE
• WOODLANDS, WETLANDS AND WATER CLOSE TO THE CITY WILDLIFE REFUGE TAKES SHAPE IN PORTSMOUTH
• VIRGINIA BEACH SCHOOLS: THE SEARCH FOR A SUPERINTENDENT ADVISORY GROUP SUGGESTS WAITING UNTIL INQUIRY INTO DISTRICT FUNDS ENDS
• WINDOW WASHER FALLS 11 STORIES, DIES HOURS LATER
• MAN SUES CITY, UTILITY OVER TOXINS FRANK SPICER SAYS THEY KEPT QUIET ABOUT PROPERTY CONTAMINATION.
• WHALEHEAD TRUST WINS KEY STATE AWARD PRIZE RECOGNIZES LEADING PROGRAMS IN LOCAL HISTORY.
• ECONOMIC PANEL HIRES WARD AS ITS TEMPORARY ADVISER
• ON COLORFUL ISSUE, JUDGE CASTS A WIDE NET A FISHERMAN'S BUOYS ARE INDEED YELLOW, HE RULES.
• WRIGHT FLYER DEDICATION
• JOY FUND
• MIKE FARRIS DEVELOPS A NEW LINE OF WORK: WRITING
• DEMOCRATS TO CONSIDER PRIMARY; MOVE COULD COST WARNER VOTES
• FULL-TIME WATERMEN WANT PRIORITY FISHERMEN WORKING WATER FOR A LIVING SAY THAT THE CURRENT SYSTEM IS UNFAIR.
• SLAYER'S EXECUTION STAYED
• JUVENILE JUSTICE REFORM PLAN TO COST $30.5 MILLION
• GUILFORD COMMISSIONER CRITICIZED FOR RACIAL DESCRIPTION OF RIVERA
• ISLE OF WIGHT PLANNERS URGE REJECTION OF GASTON WATER STORAGE
• HIGH COURT HEARS ARGUMENT IN SUIT CHALLENGING CONDEMNATION OF LAND
• STATE PANEL SAYS COLLEGES MUST HOLD TUITION IN CHECK SOME PROGRAMS MUST BE ELIMINATED, COMMISSION SAYS.
• BLUE CRAB POPULATION SHOULD REVIVE, STUDY SAYS
• SHANTIES REPLACED IN NASSAWADOX RESIDENTS PRAISE E. SHORE HOUSING PROJECT
• THE LURE OF SPECKLED TROUT PAYS OFF INSHORE AND IN SURF