The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, December 31, 1995

• IRMA HARWARDT
• C. AUBREY TAYLOR
• IDA L. WATFORD
• SHIRLEY S. FLEMING
• HOWARD JORDAN
• EDMOND E. MAITLAND SR.
• ELIZABETH J. GEE
• MARY W. CARR
• JENNINGS LYON
• MILDRED V. NICHOLS
• CHARLOTTE E. SPRAYBERRY
• MARY E. HAWKINS
• GLENDA V. LEWIS
• JACK D. RITTER
• JAMES WATERS
• DELLA M. DUNNAVANT
• EDWARD M. LANIER
• LEONARD W. FRANK
• VIOLA E. KILLMON
• JESSE G. FUTRELL
• TODD G. PRICHARD
• JOHN C. MILLER
• IDA K. JACKSON
• IRA P. LEWIS
• MAGGIE W. HOLT
• WILLIAM ROBINSON
• JOHN W. LAMB
• JEANETTE S. CUSTIS
• MILDRED G. REED
• ERBY R. KERSEY
• CHARLIE GREEN
• THOMAS A. EDWARDS
• ANN-MARIE S. COCKEY
• WALTER L. HOLLOWAY
• HAROLD E. WILKINS
• ARIADNA C. SHAMBLY
• PHYLLIS T. BRETCHES
• LIZZIE M. COLBERT
• HELEN ENOCH
• LOUISE L. PEARSON
• RITA A. VAUGHAN
• RUTH ROUSE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Michael Lee Harris, 26, of the 1400 block of Tanners Creek Road in Norfolk, is not charged with murder and firearms charges as reported in a MetroNews story Sunday. The story was about the arrest of Richard Ricardo in connection with a September shooting at a Virginia Beach nightclub that left one man dead and three wounded. Harris had been charged in connection with that incident, but police dropped all charges against him after an investigation revealed that Harris had been mistakenly identified as having been involved. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot on Monday, January 1, 1996, on page A2. ***************************************************************** SECOND SUSPECT ARRESTED IN CLUB SHOOTING DEATHS
• ``HEAT WAVE'' BRINGS WELCOME RELIEF ...BUT DON'T PACK AWAY THE WINTER COATS JUST YET THIS WEEKEND - WHEN THE TEMPERATURE HIT A HIGH OF 55 DEGREES - COULD BE THE LAST BREAK IN THE COLD WEATHER FOR THE NEXT WEEK.
• MILITARY'S TRICARE PRIME IS TAKING OFF PLAN EMPHASIZES PREVENTATIVE CARE AND EASE OF USE - AND AS INVOLVEMENT RISES, SO DOES USERS' PRAISE.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A headline in a MetroNews story Sunday stated that a teen's quick action helped Norfolk police get to the scene in time. The robbery was in Newport News; police officers from that city responded. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot on Monday, January 1, 1996, on page A2. ***************************************************************** FAST THINKING BY TEEN THWARTS ROBBERY FRIENDSHIP CONQUERS FEAR, AND HELPS POLICE MAKE ARRESTS AT A MCDONALD'S IN NEWPORT NEWS.
• TEEN CRASHES STOLEN CAR AFTER 40-MINUTE PURSUIT; NO INJURIES
• WE'RE HAPPY TO RING IN '96 - BUT ONLY IN OUR DREAMS
• PRISON OFFICIALS TO CRACK DOWN ON INMATES' PERSONAL POSSESSIONS
• CRIME LINE
• JOY FUND
• THE PEOPLE WHO CONTROL THE STATE LOTTERY TAKE IN THE REALLY BIG MONEY
• HOUSE CEREMONIAL PIECE GETS NEW GOLD COAT
• DAVE MATTHEWS' SOUND FITS LIKE COMFORTABLE SHOE
• HELMS BILL COULD LIMIT JUDGE TERMS SENATOR IS UPSET WITH THE WHITE HOUSE FOR OVERLOOKING HIS CANDIDATE.
• RISING FROM THE ASHES AEROSTAT MANUFACTURER TCOM IS BACK IN BUSINESS, OPERATING TEMPORARILY FROM THE OLD ELIZABETH CITY KMART AFTER FIRE DESTROYED ITS PLANT IN AUGUST.