The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, January 31, 1996

• FRANCES C. HAYES
• BARBARA W. CANDO
• MARY T. SURLES
• MARIA L. OSTREA
• EUGENIA W. EVERETT
• ALICIA MATTOS
• LEROY H. FILHIOL SR.
• CHERYL S. COOPER
• NANCY B. WRIGHT
• DONALD E. JOHNSON
• MARY R. WHITEHEAD
• CATHERINE H. BRIMLEY
• WILLIAM M. FUTRELL
• PATRICK J. MEADE SR.
• CARLTON L. SMART
• WILLIAM C.TAYLOR
• RUTH K. STURGIS
• EDITH S. RALPH
• CHARLOTTE C. DAUGHTRY
• LOUISE T. JONES
• MARTHA H. GIBSON
• INA L. KEATTS
• NAN T. HERRING
• VANLEIGH B. WOOD
• HELEN L. BRAUN
• GERALDINE JOHNSON
• ANN W. FRANK
• WILMA H. WYNNS
• CHARLES PRYOR
• ELSIE S. STALLINGS
• MARY LEGACY
• ILLMA W. MORRIS
• VANDY NIXON
• COLLEGE PRESIDENTS PRESS FOR $340 MILLION MORE
• OLIVIA P. CROOM
• JOHN A. TAYLOR
• JAMES C. TYLER SR.
• JOSEFINE V. PATTERSON
• JESSE J. SPENCER
• JOSEPH L. FOWLKES
• MARGARET D. BROWN
• ELIZABETH C. PATEMAN
• SUIT CLAIMS WOMAN WAS RAPED WHILE A TPI PATIENT SHE HAD SOUGHT HELP FOR DEPRESSION AT THE MENTAL HOSPITAL.
• CHESAPEAKE TEMPERS ITS BUILDING PLAN WITH REALITY FEWER FUNDS AND GREATER DEBT AFFECT ITS FIVE-YEAR PLAN.
• AFTER 9 MONTHS, WTAR-AM DROPS ``IMUS IN THE MORNING''
• 2 STUDENTS SUE SCHOOL OFFICIALS OVER STRIP-SEARCH DEFENDANTS INCLUDE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL WHO ORDERED THE SEARCH IN 1992.
• NO MORE BOND, JUDGE SAYS PREVIOUSLY CHARGED WITH MURDER AND DEALING DRUGS, THE PORTSMOUTH MAN ALLEGEDLY HIT A POLICE OFFICER AND HE'S BACK IN JAIL.
• STATE'S FIRST BOOT CAMP FOR YOUNGSTERS OPENS TODAY STRUCTURED ENVIRONMENT AIMS TO GET OFFENDERS ON TRACK
• HELPING THE YOUNGEST VICTIMS SINCE OPENING A YEAR AGO, THE CENTER HAS TRIPLED ITS STAFF AND OFFICE SPACE, AND HELPED MORE THAN 700 CHILDREN.
• 2 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES SUPPORT IDEA OF FUNDING URBAN PARTNERSHIP PLAN THE ONLY OPPOSITION COMES FROM VIRGINIA BEACH AND FAIRFAX COUNTY LAWMAKERS.
• PANEL TELLS COUNCIL TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES WITH BOARD OVER FINANCES CITY HAD SOUGHT LAW TO FORCE CONSOLIDATION OF FINANCIAL SERVICES.
• GOP RIGHTISTS WANT TO DENY CROSS-PARTY PRIMARY VOTES
• BETTING PARLOR GRAND OPENING FACES DELAY
• CITY MANAGER LOOKS AT FIRE STATION SITES STEVEN HARRELL USING ``FRESH EYES'' TO SEARCH FOR SOLUTION.
• WATERMEN PROTEST N.Y. GRAY TROUT BAN CLOSED MARKET HAS DRIVEN THE PRICE DOWN, THEY SAY
• DOLL TEACHES THE REALITY OF PARENTING TEENS' WEEKEND EXPERIENCE CAN BE AN EYE-OPENER.
• EXPLOSIVES SEARCH ADDS NEW MEANING TO DUCK
• CHARGED IN BANK THEFT
• 2ND SUSPECT CHARGED IN PENINSULA SLAYING
• JUVENILE JUSTICE REFORM PLAN EXPECTED TO BE UNVEILED TODAY TWO PANELS WERE STILL AT WORK TUESDAY ON A COMPROMISE.
• SIX-CAR COLLISION SNARLS I-264 TRAFFIC FOR 2 HOURS