The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, January 6, 1996

• HAMPTON ROADS, THE PHONE COMPANY'S GOT YOUR NUMBER
• CUTBACKS, WEATHER PUT FREEZE ON HEAT AID FOR POOR
• CITY SCOURS CUPBOARD, FINDS MISSING CHECKS
• AT SEVAMP, AN EXPERT ON THE ELDERLY FEELS GUILTY
• PETA MAY MOVE TO NORFOLK FLAMBOYANT NATIONAL GROUP ADVOCATES ANIMAL RIGHTS
• EX-LAWYER SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR EMBEZZLING $100,000 FROM CLIENTS DENNIS L. MONTGOMERY SAID HE STOLE THE MONEY TO PAY BILLS.
• CHILD ABUSER SENTENCED
• WHEN A TOY IS DEADLY LUCK SAVED A BOY WHO NEARLY DIED PLAYING WITH BALLOONS.
• 169 ROAD DEATHS INVOLVED ALCOHOL MORE THAN HALF OF THE TRAFFIC VICTIMS WERE NOT WEARING SEATBELTS.
• JOY FUND
• SUPREME COURT TO REVIEW VIRGINIA INMATE'S CASE ON DEATH ROW, COLEMAN GRAY CLAIMS HE WAS WRONGLY SENTENCED.
• FIRE DESTROYS NORFOLK SERVICE STATION
• BLAZE SWEEPS UNFINISHED HOME
• EDITH C. SMITH
• R. STANCIL HARDISON SR.
• MARY M. PERRY
• RAHELBAI S. SAMUDRE
• ANDRE L. ANDERSON
• CARTHENEY M. COMBS
• LATEN COLLINS
• CARL H. COGHILL SR.
• ALICE H. COMBS
• CARLTON ELLIS
• ROBERT J. JERNIGAN
• WILBERT WILSON HALL SR.
• MARGARET E. GRAINE
• EDNA E. JORDAN
• MAGGIE CROCKETT
• LINDSEY C. BRADISH
• SARAH C. PERRY
• PETER ROGERS SR.
• LEONA SHIPP
• MARY M. MILES
• ALTON H. IRVIN
• SARAH S. HOOPER
• FRANCES M. BRADLEY
• JOSEPH C. HUTCHINSON
• DOROTHY M. ZEKIEL
• VICTORIA A. HIERS
• NELSON C. RITCHIE
• MATTIE M. MCRAINEY
• GORDON JONES
• MARY J. BROOKS
• GEORGE W. JOHNSON
• RUTH M. THOMAS
• CARTER R. ANDERSON JR.
• CHARLES M. GARDNER
• ROBIN K. FLANAGAN
• TRESSY S. SKINNER
• GLADYS WILLIAMS
• ROBERT E. OLDHAM
• WILLIAM L. SMITH
• STATE DELAYS HURRICANE BUILDING CODES HOME BUILDERS WON'T HAVE TO ATTACH ROOFS UNTIL NEXT YEAR.
• ELIZABETH CITY: HEATED RACE SHAPING UP FOR VACATED PASQUOTANK SCHOOL BOARD SEAT MEANWHILE, COUNTY COMMISSIONER ELECTIONS HAVE DRAWN LITTLE INTEREST.
• TOP ENFORCEMENT OFFICER FOR FISHERIES DEPARTMENT REFUSES TO LEAVE HIS JOB FRED SWAIN WAS TOLD HE HAD TO QUIT OR BE FIRED FROM HIS POSITION.
• BEACH HOUSE TO BE BUILT IN HARM'S WAY THE TEST WILL EXPLORE TECHNIQUES FOR MAKING HOMES HURRICANE-PROOF.
• SCALLOP SEASON OPENS
• STATE DECLINES TO AUDIT FISHERIES ACCOUNTS