The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, January 30, 1996

• MAE P. EVANS
• FLORENCE M. GARRIS
• VANLEIGH B. WOOD
• AUDREY L. HARRIS
• NEOMA L. SWEET
• HOWARD S. STEVENS
• THOMAS L. PARKER
• WILLIAM M. MARSHALL
• GEORGE E. MITCHELL
• JUNE B. ELLIOTT
• HELEN L. BRAUN
• ARNOLD H. BAN
• MELVILLE J. MACDONALD JR.
• ANN W. FRANK
• ANNETTE C. ODEM
• CYNTHIA LA MOORE
• SAMUEL LANGSTON JR.
• CHARLOTTE TAETLE
• SARAH W. CHAPPELL
• ROBERT H. SHOCKLEY
• CELIA B. RADIN
• MELVIN J. HUGHES SR.
• JOSIE C. COTTEN
• ANN C. BOUGHTON
• MATILDA TODD
• CHERYL S. COOPER
• JOE W. CAMPBELL
• CHESTER B. HENNA JR.
• JAMES A. FOY JR.
• HALIES C. PARHAM
• EVA M. BROWN
• HELEN G. DECKER
• FINNIE BUFFINGTON
• ANNIE R. WORSLEY
• GEORGE D. HICKMAN
• WILLIAM H. BARTEE JR.
• MATTIE S. CURTIN
• NO CONSENSUS REACHED ON CHARTER SCHOOLS PROPONENTS LAUD INNOVATION; OPPONENTS SAY EXISTING SYSTEM WILL SUFFER.
• A FORMER STUDENT SUES TO GET MASTER'S DEGREE HAMPTON UNIVERSITY SAYS IT IS LOOKING INTO THE ALLEGATIONS.
• MAN SHOT DURING ROBBERY
• ELECTION '96: NORFOLK CITY COUNCIL: ANDREWS STARTS COUNCIL RACE, ENDING RETIREMENT RUMORS
• BLACK HISTORY MONTH EVENTS
• GASOLINE SPILL CLOSES SCHOOL AT CARROLLTON
• SUFFOLK BOARD PICKS CHARLOTTESVILLE MAN FOR HOUSING POSITION
• A SPIRIT OF PRIDE STILL REVELING IN SUCCESS OF MARCH, CHAVIS REMINDS NSU STUDENTS: MORE WORK REMAINS
• VICTIM FIT PATTERN OF PROBABLE SERIAL KILLER
• LEW HURST'S FINEST HOUR FUELS A FLAME THAT WON'T DIE
• VIRGINIA BEACH SCHOOL BOARD: FUND-TRANSFER POLICY WASN'T FOLLOWED CONSISTENTLY ``MASSIVE, MASSIVE AMOUNTS'' MOVED BETWEEN ACCOUNTS, AUDIT DIRECTOR SAYS.
• VA. ELECTION PANEL TO RULE ON BEACH BALLOT WORDING BOARD FEELS WORDING CONCERNING AT-LARGE OR WARD SYSTEM MIGHT INFLUENCE VOTERS.
• ECSU ESTABLISHES PROFESSOR'S CHAIR FOR E.V. WILKINS
• PERFORMER LUCY LEAKE VAUGHAN DIES AT 73
• NAACP PANEL VISITS PASQUOTANK NO STORIES TOLD OF SUPREMACIST ACTIVITY IN THE COUNTY AREA.
• STRIVING TO SAVE A STRUGGLING SEAL
• VA. NOW WILL LIMIT TOXIC SHIP PAINT UNDER PRESSURE, THE STATE REVERSES ITSELF AND DECIDES RULES ARE NEEDED AT LOCAL SHIPYARDS. THE ACTION ENDS A YEARLONG ATTEMPT TO REMOVE TBT LIMITS FROM SHIPYARDS' WATER-POLLUTION PERMITS. BUT OTHER TBT ISSUES REMAIN.
• FORMER COUNSEL TO HELMS SEEKS GOP NOMINATION IN 7TH DISTRICT
• HELMS VISITS RALEIGH TO FILE FOR RE-ELECTION
• BILL WOULD REVIVE FAIR-CAMPAIGN PANEL IN LONG DEBATE, PARTIES DISAGREE WHETHER THE FAIRFAX COMMISSION WOULD BE EFFECTIVE.
• HUNT HAS NO PROBLEM WITH ATTENDING SCHOOL
• BOBBY OWENS FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
• WALL STREET WIZARDS INVESTMENT RICHES REAPED IN CONTEST WITH SCHOOLGIRLS' LOGIC
• RESIDENTS AIR VIEWS ON POLICE
• MURDER VICTIMS' FAMILIES FIGHT DEATH PENALTY
• OSHA CHECKS FACILITIES
• CORRECTION
• TRAVEL COUNCIL COMING
• HOGARTH PICKED