The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, January 10, 1996

• JAMES L. HAMPTON
• IRVING L. BOYCE
• QUEENIE E. THOMAS
• CHARLES B. DOXEY
• WILLIAM M. TILLERY
• CELIA H. WARREN
• LULA HYMAN
• PAUL LIVERMAN
• INEZ P. VALENTINE
• WALTER C. JOHNSON JR.
• JAMES H. JONES
• BEUNIE C. ROSE
• EDWARD E. GROSS
• ISHAI ASHER
• GERTRUDE H. HARRELL
• MARGARET S. WINTER
• DEWEY E. WALTERS
• MYRTLE T. ADAMS
• JANET C. VAN WOLKENTEN
• ROBERT H. JOYNER JR.
• LEONE R. BROWN
• HELEN M. STOCK
• ROBERT M. RIENERTH
• JOHN M. LITCHFIELD
• CARL O. HALL
• ANNIE DORSEY
• PERCELL ARTIS
• JOHN X. GARCIA JR.
• EVELYN V. WRIGHT
• JO ANN P. BUXTON
• LOUIS A. ROCK JR.
• KATHLEEN H. LANE
• FREDRICK L. STRONG
• JOSEPH C. BROWN
• BETTY C. REILLY
• PHILIP R. WOHL
• WILLIAM E. STANTON
• EARL V. WILLIAMS
• ELIZABETH A. SPENCE
• CHARLES V. OUTLAW SR.
• ANNIE P. SUTTON
• LONNIE G. CROSS
• SHARON E. BENTON
• MARY L. GURKIN
• WILLIE H. ELLIS
• WOOD R. FINCHAM
• LINDA M. GENTRY
• DAISY M. MARLOWE
• GENEVA GOODMAN
• MARY E. FELTON
• NELLIE M. HODGE
• PRISCILLA BADHAM
• HAYDN RUBELMANN JR.
• REBECCA J. MIDDLETON
• HELEN S. HARPER
• SHEILA P. JORDAN
• TRUDA J. JOHNSTON
• DORIS P. CLARK
• ERNAL W. FOSTER
• LOUISE BLOCK
• LINWOOD B. BRANCH JR.
• ELOISE B. PETERSON
• KEVIN W. WILKERSON
• JOHN A. SCARBOROUGH
• J. HERBERT BENTON
• SOPHIE MYERS
• ANNETTE HOLMES
• ROBERT J. SMITH
• GORDON JONES
• PRELIMINARY CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSING ON PIPELINE
• PROSECUTORS WILL SEEK DEATH PENALTY AGAINST TEEN MURDER SUSPECT
• CHESAPEAKE OKS NEW ALIGNMENT FOR CEDAR ROAD
• PORTSMOUTH LAW ENFORCERS SET GOALS POLICE, PROSECUTORS VOW TO ACT MORE QUICKLY ON CRIME.
• ATLANTIS YIELDS TO THE FUTURE
• $5,000 FOR BABE RUTH
• JOY FUND
• MARSH EXHIBIT TURNS MUSEUM INSIDE OUT THE ADDITION, PART OF A $35 MILLION EXPANSION, TAKES VISITORS OUTDOORS.
• WOMAN, 75, FOUND KILLED
• WHEN SCHOOLS CLOSE, A SNOW SQUAD DID IT
• FOR STARTERS, HIT DELETE KEY WHEN YOU SEE ``CYBER'' WORDS
• AS MURDER TRIAL BEGINS, ACCUSED FIGHTS AIDS CONVICTION MAY MEAN DEATH, BUT ACCUSED COULD DIE IN 8 MONTHS
• WORSHIP SERVICE TO COMMEMORATE KING ECUMENICAL EVENT DRAWS COLLEGIATE, POLITICAL PARTICIPANTS
• MANTEO TO RUN SEWER, WATER LINES OUTSIDE TOWN LIMIT TWO COMMISSIONERS PROTEST POLICY AS UNFAIR TO VOTERS.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The number to call for details about donating blood to the Red Cross is 1-800-GIVE-LIFE. Part of the number was cut off in a story Wednesday. Correction published Friday, January 12, 1996. ***************************************************************** STORM DISRUPTS SUPPLY OF BLOOD TO RED CROSS \
• BEAUTIFUL SNOW HAS UGLY COST - $20 MILLION FOR THE STATE
• CRASH KILLS MAN
• HIGH STREET INLET, DOCK WINS COUNCIL APPROVAL
• JUDGE WANTS ANSWER