The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, February 9, 1996

• MONICA D. FERGUSON
• JANET L. HOLLEY
• LUCIEN B. MCDONALD
• RUTH C. LAWRENCE
• ELVA M. LEE
• SENJA M. SPRATLEY
• GEORGE L. TANN
• LORRAINE TROTMAN
• VIRGINIA P. MOSELEY
• NELLIE S. HOLLEY
• ROBERT L. GRAY JR.
• MATTIE A. BRITTON
• DOLORES G. LYONS
• EDWARD B. SELSER
• ROBERT F. TURNBULL
• MARIE HARPER
• MARY H. EURE
• CECIL E. WILLIAMS
• CHARLIE R. JOHNSON
• ROBERT A. YOUNG JR.
• DOROTHY B. SEWARD
• JOHN PATTERSON
• ALLAN P. CLARK
• MARVIN L. HART
• ROGELIO H. LYNTON
• JOHN B. BEAMAN JR.
• AUDREY J. WOOLEY
• PAUL V. HAYWOOD
• ANNIE MAE KEMP
• GEORGE MILAK JR.
• RICHARD H. CHANEY SR.
• CHONG SUK PARSONS
• CYNTHIA M. CLAYTON
• SANDERS DELOACH
• DERHAM MCLEOD JR.
• QUITA M. STEPHENSON
• HARRY C. EURE
• MATTHEW C. OWENS
• AN OCEANFRONT MAKEOVER: BEACH UNVEILS FACE-LIFT PLANS PLANNERS GET FIRST LOOK AT DETAILS FOR DRESSING UP STRIP'S SECONDARY ARTERY PLAN DISCOURAGES PACIFIC AVENUE TRAFFIC, BUT PARKING LIMITATIONS COULD ANGER SOME.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Fishermen have sighted whales 17 to 20 miles off Virginia Beach's shore, but these are not Gulf Stream waters, which are farther offshore. A MetroNews story Friday had an error. Correction published , Saturday, February 10, 1996, p. A2 ***************************************************************** WARM WATER APPARENTLY LURING WHALES AWAY FROM BEACH COAST
• W&M CHIEF MAY CONTINUE POURING AFTERNOON SHERRY A STATE REVIEW SAYS THE GET-TOGETHERS IN PRESIDENT'S OFFICE ARE NOT ILLEGAL.
• FREDDY'S FIGHT ENDS; ANOTHER BEGINS MARINE SCIENTISTS PUZZLED OVER HOW TO DISPOSE OF CARCASS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CLARIFICATION Save Our Shelter (SOS) is a grass-roots, volunteer-run campaign to raise money for Samaritan House homeless shelter. Many churches, organizations and individuals are involved in the campaign. A story and headline in Friday's MetroNews section highlighted only one church involved in this effort. Correction published , Saturday, February 10, 1996, p. A2 ***************************************************************** CHURCH ASKS VOLUNTEERS TO HELP SAMARITAN HOUSE SAVE SHELTERS
• BOY FALLS THROUGH ICE
• CHESAPEAKE'S WARD SAYS HE HAS DECIDED TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
• EXECUTIVE TO SEEK BEACH SCHOOL BOARD SEAT
• SUFFERING TO SUCCESS: AN ESSENTIAL MESSAGE FROM ESSENCE'S EDITOR
• EX-UNITED WAY DIRECTOR PLEADS GUILTY $102,000 TAKEN FROM ALBEMARLE AGENCY IN 3 YEARS.
• TOPLESS CLUB REMAINS OPEN WHILE ITS OWNER APPEALS RULING
• EVEN IN DEATH, FARMBOY FROM NEBRASKA CASTS A LONG SHADOW
• ALLEN REJECTS SUPERFUND FOR SITE AT SUFFOLK TCC DESIGNATION WOULD HURT BOOM AREA'S IMAGE, OFFICIAL SAYS.
• HEALTH CARE: DISCLOSURE PLAN TARGETS SECRECY OF MANAGED CARE
• BATTEN SCHOLARS PROGRAM
• AFRO-AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ENDS PUBLICATION IN RICHMOND
• RACING OFFICIALS SEEK TRUCE FOR TRACK DEVELOPER, HORSEMEN A REJECTED TRACK APPLICANT PRESENTED CASE FOR REVOKING THE TRACK OPERATOR'S LICENSE.
• CONTROVERSIAL POOL GETS NEW SITE AT RESORT - NOT FAR FROM OLD ONE
• VA. LOCALITIES ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER, HOME AID AFTER '96 BLIZZARD
• SENATE DEBATES FRAUD WORRIES IN MOTOR-VOTER BILL COMPROMISE BILL PASSES, THOUGH SHORT OF NEEDED VOTES FOR EMERGENCY MEASURES.
• DECISION TO REINSTATE SMITH BASED ON FACTS, BOARD MEMBERS SAY
• FREE OVERNIGHT DOCKING RAISES PROTEST, PROBLEMS
• IF DEFEAT DEALS YOU LEMONS . . .
• RECRUITING TRIP CANCELED
• CLEANUP REGULATIONS
• TWO RESCUED FROM YACHT
• RABID RACCOON FOUND
• CORRECTION
• THE STANDS THAT BABE BUILT