The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, January 24, 1996

• ANTHONY S. PRATT
• BESSIE M. SPELLMAN
• CLARENCE D. HUDGINS
• ANNIE CAROL W. NELSON
• GEORGIA B. SWEAT
• ZULAR BANKS
• LEO C. JARRELL
• ARTHUR L. JOHNSON
• MARGARET C. MCCARTY
• TONY WATKINSON
• DONALD L. IRWIN
• CHARLES T. MEEHAN
• PATSY H. MAPP
• GRADY C. WILLIAMS
• LEVI PORTER
• JOSEPH J. PRICE
• SARAH H. CALHOUN
• ROBERT E. JAMES
• RALEIGH S. TAYLOR
• HUGH C. CALLAHAN
• JOSEPH L. THOMAS SR.
• RAYMOND L. BARNES JR.
• SUZANNE L. PRITCHETT
• EUNICE B. RIDLEY
• NORMAN RIDDICK
• DIANNE K. JONES
• FREDERICK D. COTTRELL
• YSIDRO VAQUERA
• FRANCES G. BELOTE
• RICHARD M. HIGHTER
• TROLIE H. OUTLAW
• CHARLES A. CORBIN
• TAX HIKE SUGGESTED TO HELP HIGHER EDUCATION LAWMAKERS SAY THEY AREN'T OPTIMISTIC THAT AN INCREASE IS POLITICALLY POSSIBLE.
• RANDOM SCHOOL DRUG TESTS EYED A BOARD MEMBER WOULD LIKE TO INCLUDE CLASS OFFICERS AND ALL OTHER STUDENTS WHO REPRESENT THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IN PUBLIC.
• ASSEMBLY LOOKS AT CHILD-PROTECTION SYSTEM ONE PROPOSAL WOULD WEIGH KINDS OF REPORTS; ANOTHER TRACKS ALLEGATIONS.
• ABDUCTED STUDENT ESCAPES
• ``VAMPIRE'' HAD AGENDA AS RECRUITER, POLICE SAY POLICE HAVE FOUND A LIST OF CONTACTS, THEY SAY, AND ARE CALLING PEOPLE ON IT.
• TRACKING ``THROWAWAY'' TEENS RUNNING AWAY FROM HOME IS NOT AGAINST THE LAW IN VIRGINIA. HERE, ABOUT A DOZEN VOLUNTEERS FOR THE HAMPTON ROADS CHAPTER OF STAND UP FOR KIDS TRY TO BEFRIEND STREET YOUTHS. BUT SUCCESS IS RARE.
• PORTSMOUTH COUNCIL ENDORSES NEW TOLL ROAD
• CHESAPEAKE COUNCIL VOTES TO FIX DANGEROUS CURVE
• FAUCETTE WILL RETURN TO TESTIFYAT GRAND JURY, GA. OFFICIAL SAYS
• KILLER IS PUT TO DEATH, INSISTS ON INNOCENCE
• SUFFOLK TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING ON PLANS FOR NAVY PROPERTY
• PORTSMOUTH RECORDS FIRST MURDER OF THE NEW YEAR A MAN'S GUNSHOT SLAYING ENDS TWO MURDER-FREE MONTHS.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story Sunday about the CFL in Hampton Roads should have stated that Art Collins is administrator, not chairman, of the Sports Authority of Hampton Roads. Also, the Sports Authority represents eight local jurisdictions, not 14, that work to attract sports teams and facilities. Correction published , The Virginian-Pilot, Tuesday January 23, 1996 p. A2< ***************************************************************** DEL. JONES' BILL TO BUILD A 24,000-SEAT SPORTS STADIUM CATCHES POLITICAL, CIVIC LEADERS OFF GUARD THE $140 MILLION, 24,000-SEAT ARENA WOULD BE FUNDED BY RAISING REGIONAL SALES TAX A PENNY ON EVERY $4 IN SALES.
• NORFOLK DELAYS ACTION ON PUBLIC HOUSING THE COUNCIL WANTS TO GATHER MORE SUPPORT FOR ITS OVERHAUL PLAN.
• LET'S UNCOIL USER-FRIENDLY PHONE CORD
• TROUBLE AHEAD FOR SOME NONTRADITIONAL HOME LOANS THE LIMITATIONS ARE ``BIGOTED NONSENSE,'' SAYS ONE CRITIC.
• BEACH SCHOOL BOARD, COUNCIL CLASH OVER BUDGET
• 650,000 IN BACK OVERTIME PAY
• MAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE
• N.C. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PANEL TO NAME DIRECTOR TODAY
• SURVEY IN MANTEO SEEKS TO DEFINE ROLE OF POLICE
• CAPTAIN'S LUCK SEEMS NOT TO HAVE TURNED FIRST, HE LOST HIS SON. NEXT, HE LOST THE BOAT NAMED FOR HIM.
• NAACP TASK FORCE HERE
• CULPEPPER HAS RUNNING SHOES ON; WAITS WORD FROM SAWYER