The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, December 19, 1995

• MARGARET B. TURNER
• LOUISE C. FISCHER
• WINNIE G. BULL
• WILLIS C. ELLIS
• MARTHA BASNIGHT
• JOHNIE L. REDDITT
• M. MARGARET LANE POWELL
• CAROLINE H. YOUNG
• IRA G. PEARSON SR.
• EMMETT N. TALIAFERRO
• RITA SEIBERLICH
• CHARLES L. BEACH
• VIRGINIA HAWKINS
• ELIZABETH H. WADE
• HATTIE LAWRENCE
• OPAL FOSTER
• JOSEPH MAHONEY
• FRANK HAVLENA
• JANIE H. VENTERS
• JAMES W. ELDER
• AILENE ROUSH
• DOROTHY PETOCK
• VALAREN JOHNSON
• MARVIN COOPER
• VAN OUTLAW
• CHARLOTTE JONES
• MILDRED MORRIS
• EDWARD E. RUTLEDGE
• MOST FEDERAL EMPLOYEES FURLOUGHED IN STATE
• CITY OFFICIALS WRESTLE WITH MERGER QUESTION SCHOOL BOARD, COUNCIL TODAY WILL DISCUSS THE ISSUE OF SCHOOLS IN SEPARATE MEETINGS.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CLARIFICATIONS A proposal that cities post regional signs for Hampton Roads is a project of Leadership Hampton Roads' class of '96, and not its sponsoring organization, the Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce. A headline with Tuesday's MetroNews story had an error. Also, a map with the story omitted the city of Franklin, which is a part of Hampton Roads as defined by the Hampton Roads Planning District Commission. Correction published Wednesday, December 20, 1995. ***************************************************************** CITY WELCOME SIGNS WOULD INCLUDE "HAMPTON ROADS" THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS TRYING TO MAKE A CASE FOR REGIONALISM BY UNIFYING THE AREA WITH SIGNS.
• SMOLKA TO GO FREE ON WEDNESDAY A FLORIDA COURT RULED IN AUGUST THAT HE WAS WRONGFULLY CONVICTED IN HIS WIFE'S DEATH.
• AUDIT SHOWS DARE ON SOLID FISCAL GROUND
• STUDENT-ASSIST PROGRAM OK'D FOR THOSE AT RISK
• SIDES TESTIFY ON WEAKFISH BAN; JUDGE TO RULE ON WEDNESDAY SIX FISHING GROUPS CLAIM THE BAN IN FEDERALWATERS IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
• FARR SELECTED
• JOY FUND - DONORS
• BANK ROBBERIES CONTINUE TO FALL, TOTALING ONLY 142 IN N.C. IN '95
• FORMER AIDE WILL CHALLENGE REP. JONES
• GRAND JURY GETS CHARGES AGAINST 3 IN PROTEST ON SUB PLOWSHARES TRIO FACE PRISON, FINES FOR THE DEMONSTRATION.
• JUDGES SEE OPTIONS FOR JUVENILE CASES MOST POLLED SAY JUVENILES SHOULD NOT BE TRIED AS ADULTS.
• GINGRICH HELPS BOYS' HOME START FUND DRIVE
• NORFOLK POLICE OFFICERS KILL ATTACKING PIT BULL
• JARRATT COUNCIL OKS LAKE GASTON PERMIT
• NEW VA. SENATORS GET TASTE OF THINGS TO COME
• VA.'S 1ST ABC STORE IN A SUPERMARKET DEBUTS STATE EXPERIMENTS IN A FARM FRESH AT WARDS CORNER, NORFOLK.
• TWO WOMEN INJURED WHEN CAR IS STRUCK BY VAN FLEEING POLICE THEY'RE IN STABLE CONDITION; DRIVER OF VAN IS CHARGED.
• WILLIAM AND MARY REPORTEDLY TO GET $10 MILLION GIFT
• BEACH COUNCIL LIKELY TO VOTE TODAY ON SITE FOR TWO DEPARTMENTS
• MAN IS FATALLY SHOT; SECOND MAN WOUNDED
• CORRECTION
• BLACK GETS NO. 2 POST
• STRIPERS ARE RUNING HOT, BUT ROUGH SEAS COOL OTHER FISHING
• CHESAPEAKE CHOOSES SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS TODAY