The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, February 7, 1996

• CUSHION B. ALLEN
• DALLAS M. MATTHEWS
• LELA R. COWEN
• GENEVA WARD
• ROBERT L. PYATT
• BOOKER T. MITCHELL
• ORVILLE S. BONAWELL
• DIANE L. WILDER
• SETH E. GURGANUS
• THOMAS E. RAWLES SR.
• JAMES H. WOODARD
• SYBIL K. PENDRY
• SAMUEL E. BUXTON JR.
• FLORENCE A. TERRELL
• HAMIEL WHITE JR.
• GRACE C. HARRIS
• RICHARD D. CROFT SR.
• EVA M. DAVIDSON
• RAY M. JONES
• CHARLES H. DAVIS
• VINCENT A. CROPPER
• RUBIE L. SAIED
• ALBERT FROEHLICH
• JOYCE T. NOSAY
• JOHN E. PEARSON
• PERCY A. BLY SR.
• DAVID R. MALTBY
• GEORGE WILLIAMS
• RICHARD JOHNSON JR.
• ALONZO O. BURRUS JR.
• ARLENE A. HAMMER
• LUCY G. EASON
• BEVERLY A. THOMAS
• IMA H. JENKINS
• OLIVER W. CAHOON
• LEANDER TAYLOR
• ROGELIO H. LYNTON
• CECIL O. MORRIS
• CHARLIE R. JOHNSON
• FILOMENA ANDAYA
• CHARLES M. SIMONS
• WALTER D. BURKETTE
• HUGH H. WHITFIELD
• CLATIE GARRETT
• MILDRED A. WILLIAMS
• WALTER SAUNDERS
• ALBERT J. RITTENBERRY
• RALPH B. FUDA
• MEREDITH L. BUTTERTON
• ELEX P. GAYLE
• JOHN R. DAVIS
• GEORGE W. ROBERTS
• JOSEPH S. GASCON
• WEAKFISH BAN OPPOSITION TAKEN TO U.S. COURT BY FISHERIES GROUP
• DRUG GANG MEMBER GETS PRISON
• NORFOLK COUNCIL VOTES TO ADOPT DRUG-FREE POLICY FOR CONTRACTORS
• BILLS COULD BOOST SAVINGS FOR POOR TAX-FREE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS COULD ENCOURAGE LOW-INCOME PEOPLE TO DEVELOP FINANCIAL ASSETS
• BEACH TO ACCEPT GRANT TO BUILD HOMELESS SHELTER VOTE COMES AFTER DEBATE ON WHERE NOT TO PLACE THE STRUCTURE.
• SUFFOLK IS CONSIDERING A WIDER NO-TRUCK ZONE
• NORFOLK COUNCIL STUDIES RELEASE OF CRIME DATA BY NEIGHBORHOOD
• SCHOOL BOARD LOOKS AT $4.4 MILLION IN CUTS APPEAL SEEKS TO AVOID LAST YEAR'S EMBARRASSMENT.
• THE BIG FREEZE FINALLY BEGINS TO EASE BUT ROADS, SCHOOLS AND PIPES ARE SUFFERING THE AFTEREFFECTS.
• EDUCATORS IMPLEMENTING POLICY OF ENTRY BASICS FOR THREE GRADES
• SNOW FORCES EARLY HOLIDAY IN E.C.-PASQUOTANK SCHOOLS
• RAZING OF A LANDMARK
• NORFOLK CRIME UP, REVERSING 5-YEAR SKID PROPERTY CRIMES SUCH AS AUTO THEFT AND BURGLARY FUELED THE 3.6 PERCENT INCREASE IN 1995; MURDER, FELONIOUS ASSAULT AND ARSON REPORTS WERE DOWN.
• MAN SOUGHT IN ATTACK
• WHEN THE CALL OF THE WILD MEANS ACTING TO SAVE PEOPLE
• GUNNER'S MATE MISSING
• FAR FROM BEING BORED
• THIRD ARREST IN ROBBERY
• ASSEMBLY SPARED HEALTH-CARE DEBATE COMBATANTS WILL STUDY MANAGED CARE FOR A YEAR.
• VIRGIL GOODE SEEKS PARTY NOD FOR CONGRESSIONAL RACE
• PORTSMOUTH MAN MISSING
• BEACH OKS REDISTRICTING PLAN WITH 7 EQUALLY POPULATED AREAS