The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, March 6, 1996

• MAGGIE BEST
• ELEANOR F. DINEEN
• MILETUS PENDLETON JR.
• WILLIAM T. GIBBS
• STANLEY GIDDINGS JR.
• JAMES L. MARSHALL
• BETTIE H. CURTIS
• ROBERT M. WILLS
• BETTY L. SQUARE
• RICHARD R. BARNES
• JOHN J. DEMAIO
• MABEL W. OWENS
• LYNA A. NOBILE
• HUGH A. PARKS
• JOHN FRANK BEIN
• JOHN N. GIBBS
• ALFRED E. WHITMORE
• BERNICE ARTIS
• RALPH W. OLIVER SR.
• FAMILIES OF CRASH VICTIMS SETTLE LAWSUIT AGAINST GM
• NORMAN AUSTIN
• ERLEEN L. MILLER
• THANE S. GARRISON
• FORREST H. STEVENS JR.
• PATRICIA WESTBROOK
• VIRGINIA J. LIPSCOMB
• CLARENCE RUFFIN SR.
• LUCILLE R. TREESE
• MARIA W. FUTRELL
• JOHN L. BROWN
• VIRGINIA BEACH SCHOOL BOARD TROUBLE IN BEACH SCHOOLS BRINGS AT LEAST 41 RUNNING
• THE CANDIDATES ARE READY HOPEFULS HAVE FILED PETITIONS FOR MAY 7 COUNCIL AND SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS IN THE 5 SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS CITIES.
• A GERSHWIN GALA - EVEN THE THOUGHT SOUNDS SWEET
• 100 YEARS LATER, COAST GUARD HONORS DARING ALL-BLACK CREW
• DONATIONS FOR SAMARITAN HOUSE LAGGING AS FUND DRIVE NEARS END
• DEVELOPERS FIGHTING SUFFOLK FOR THE RIGHT TO BUILD ITS SERVICES STRESSED, THE CITY SEEKS BRAKES ON 2 SUBDIVISIONS.
• ESCAPE OF DOUBLE SLAYER BLAMED ON ``HUMAN ERROR'' FOUR PRISON OFFICERS UNDER INVESTIGATION BY STATE AGENCY.
• RIDDICK, COLLINS BACK SWINDELL FOR NORFOLK SEAT
• MOTOR-VOTER ACT GOES INTO EFFECT IN STATE
• FIGHTING CRIME: GENERAL ASSEMBLY PASSES BAIL-BOND REFORM BILL MOORE: ``VICTORY'' FOR PORTSMOUTH VIOLENT CRIMINALS CHARGED IN NEW CRIMES MUST NOW PROVE THEY'RE NOT A COMMUNITY RISK.
• FIRE DAMAGES HOME
• BEACH AGREES TO PERSUE STADIUM WITH 7,000 SEATS
• CHESAPEAKE COUNCIL POSTPONES DECISION ON POLICE INVESTIGATION JUDGE COULD HAND THE MATTER TO A GRAND JURY SOON.<
• TEARS, LAUGHTER FLOW AS BOARD MEMBERS BOW OUT
• FLAMES DAMAGE NORFOLK BUILDING
• LIS ARRESTED
• THEATRE OF DARE TAKES FINE SCRIPT AND MAKES IT SPARKLE ON THE STAGE
• TESTS DETERMINE CHESAPEAKE TANKS POSE NO THREAT THE THREE, LARGE UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS DO NOT CONTAIN DDT, AS ORIGINALLY FEARED.
• PLANS SHOW ACQUARIUM TO DOUBLE IN SIZE, OFFERING
• PROPOSED LAWS TARGET ADULT ENTERTAINMENT NAGS HEAD WANTS RULES IN PLACE BEFORE ANY BUSINESS OPENS.
• CABLE MONITOR PROPOSED
• DONATIONS SOUGHT
• CRABBERS HOPING FOR A GOOD SEASON SOME SMALL, EARLY HAULS ARE BRINGING $1.25 A POUND.