The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, March 7, 1996

• ROSE L. WILLIAMS
• CLARENCE S. LILLY SR.
• MARIAN H. GREEN
• ERNEST L. BAYTON JR.
• BERTIE P. GUCKERT
• LEROY BIDDLE
• HENDERSON E. WAFF
• EVELYN M. BERGER WEINBERG
• LESLIE G. STETSON
• RICHARD B. BRINKMAN
• THELMA SPIVEY
• MAMIE M. SCOTT
• EARL D. BEAVERS
• ELIZABETH WHITE
• WALTER R. DANIELS
• MAUDE L. BARTON
• JACK DILLS
• MARY C. CUTRANO
• ROBERT M. WILLS
• H. DOUGLAS STEWART
• DR. E. MILTON KELLAM
• JOSEPH T. HATZOPOULOS
• MILTON MORRIS
• ERNEST C. ABRAMS SR.
• BETTY J. DANSEREAU
• FRANK CELLER
• BRIA D. KELLEY
• MAMIE EDMONDS
• JAMES L. ELLIOTT
• LOUISE H. GARRETT
• EDWARD C. OUTLAW
• JOHN L. BROWN
• MARTIN E. PARKER
• CHARLES H. KING JR.
• DOROTHY T. PEARCEY
• FRANCES P. SULLIVAN
• WOMAN WHO REFUSED TO TESTIFY IS FREED FROM JAIL
• AT W&M, A B IS JUST AVERAGE W&M'S AVERAGE IS HIGHER THAN MANY SCHOOLS NATIONALLY.
• SUFFOLK'S PICK FOR HOUSING POST BACKS OUT OF JOB
• SUFFOLK PANEL TAKES TOUGH STANCE WITH FALCON CABLE COUNCIL SETS UP HOT LINE AND CONSULTANT TO CUT COMPLAINTS.
• MAN ABDUCTED BY ESCAPEE SUES SHERIFF, MEDICAL CENTER THE MURDER SUSPECT HAD ELUDED A PORTSMOUTH DEPUTY.
• IRS, ABC RAIDS PROMPT SUIT JEWISH MOTHER ACCUSES AGENTS OF ASSAULT, ILLEGAL SEARCHES AND SEIZURES IN 4 RAIDS THAT YIELDED NO CHARGES.
• JURY DECIDES SHIPYARD DIDN'T SHOW BIAS AGAINST BLACK WORKER VERDICT COMES 2 HOURS AFTER JURORS SAID THEY WERE HOPELESSLY SPLIT.
• PUBLIC SCHOOL UNIFORMS ARE CATCHING ON THE PRINCIPAL OF NORFOLK'S RUFFNER MIDDLE SCHOOL SWEARS BY THE SCHOOL'S EXPERIMENT IN MANDATORY STUDENT DRESS, A CONCEPT THAT HAS GAINED SUPPORT FROM NO LESS THAN THE PRESIDENT.
• BEACH BOARD TO PAY LEGAL FEES OF MEMBERS
• YOUTHS LOOK FOR TROUBLE - AND AVOID IT
• WOMAN GOES ON TRIAL ON CHARGE OF KEEPING DAUGHTER FROM FATHER ALLEGATIONS OF SEXUAL ABUSE ARE AT THE HEART OF BEACH CASE.
• FAMILY TRIES TO ASSEMBLE THE PUZZLE OF SAMMY GARY
• GTE RATE PROPOSAL DRAWS MIXED REVIEWS IN FRANKLIN 200 ATTEND FIRST PUBLIC HEARING; 3 MORE SCHEDULED.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Andre Lamont Branche is the correct name. Unpublished correction entered March 8, 1996. ***************************************************************** WITNESS INTIMIDATION CLOUDS DRUG-GANG TRIAL
• TECH SEEKS DISMISSAL OF SUIT FILED BY VICTIM OF ALLEGED DORM RAPE
• LAB-IN-A-TRUCK BRINGS OCEAN TO SCHOOL ASSORTED AQUATIC ODDITIES THRILL CAMDEN STUDENTS.
• HAMPTON ROADS CANDIDATES FOR THE MAY 1996 ELECTIONS
• WORKER'S COMP. BILL WOULD MAKE IT COVER REPETITIVE STRESS CASES
• ASSEMBLY IS ASKED TO REQUIRE IDENTITY OF LOTTERY WINNERS $7.7 MILLION WINNER HAS HIDDEN IDENTITY FROM STATE BOARD SINCE JANUARY 1995.
• BEACH POLICE HUNT MAN WHO HELD UP FIRST UNION BANK
• EXPECT ANOTHER CHILLY WEEKEND AS GUSTY STORM HEADS THROUGH
• BOTH SIDES APPROVE BUDGET PANEL SIZE BARGAINING BEGINS ON THE DELAYED DOCUMENT THAT'S DUE BY FRIDAY.
• THE MAIL STILL WILL GO THROUGH STUMPY POINT POST OFFICE
• NAGS HEAD DELAYS ADOPTING RULES FOR ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
• FINE PETROLEUM'S PRESIDENT INDICTED ON BRIBERY CHARGES A TOXIC FIRE CONSUMED HIS WAREHOUSE LAST YEAR.
• CORRECTION
• REVITALIZATION LEADERS TO GO HUNTING FOR IDEAS
• A SPRINGTIME FEAST