The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, March 16, 1996

• MAN DIES FROM INJURIES IN ACCIDENT
• BEACH COPS CHARGE TOW-TRUCK DRIVER - AGAIN HE WAS CALLED BY POLICE TO HAUL AWAY A CAR, AND WAS CHARGED WITH DRIVING DRUNK.
• PORTSMOUTH'S RIVER EDGE DRUG TRIAL COMES TO A CLOSE ALL 5 GUILTY IN CONSPIRACY CASE CASE BRINGS THE FIRST MAJOR CONVICTIONS FROM A TASK FORCE TO FIGHT VIOLENT CRIME.
• SHOTS AGAIN FIRED INSIDE NSU DORM; NO ONE IS INJURED AND AT ODU, PEOPLE HAVE BEEN ROBBED 3 TIMES AT NIGHT - TWICE WITH A GUN.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A pipe bomb found in Virginia Beach was destroyed by the police bomb squad. Mike Wade is a battalion chief and spokesman for the Fire Department. Mike Carey is a police spokesman. A MetroNews story on Saturday contained errors. Correction published Sunday, March 17, 1996. ***************************************************************** BEACH MAN ARRESTED AFTER POLICE FIND PIPE BOMB OFFICERS WERE AT HIS HOME BECAUSE OF A DOMESTIC DISPUTE.
• WILLIAMSBURG TEENAGER DIES IN AUTO CRASH; CAR OVERTURNS
• MAN PLEADS GUILTY AFTER HE RECEIVED STOLEN BOAT MOTOR HE TURNED IT OVER TO POLICE CAPTAIN, WHO WAS DISCIPLINED.
• LIGHTNING FIRE DAMAGES ROOF OF HOME
• GARNET B. WHITE
• CORNELIUS J. FOWLER JR.
• JAMES A. BATTS
• BESSIE H. MIZE
• VIRGINIA D. WHITSON
• CORNELIOUS BRANCH
• EDITH M. RICKS
• CHERYL R. BARNARD
• MAE D. FOLWELL
• HERBERT SMALLWOOD
• CHARLES W. GORSUCH JR.
• MARGRET REISSIG
• JENNIE L. ABRAM
• FLORENCE M. DEAROLF
• JAMES W. LANKFORD SR.
• PAULINE L. BALL
• HOMER R. HOFFMAN
• ROSALIE Y. DEHRENBACH
• LONNIE L. PRITCHARD
• GREENING OF GHENT
• ANNE REHM
• VIENNA T. SHANNON
• FLOYD R. ARNER
• ALBERT C. JACOBS
• JEAN E. JOHNSON
• NELLIE H. BAILY
• DONALD W. BAILEY SR.
• MAUDE H. HAWKINS
• DOROTHY J. DUNTON
• WILBUR WADE JR.
• LUCY P. JAMISON
• H. LEROY GUNNELL
• CHESTER E. SPENCER
• GREGORY E. PITTS
• MILDRED A. JORDAN
• M. FAYE DUTKA
• ANNIE W. WALTER
• LORENZO RIDDICK
• LUCIUS G. WHIDBEE SR.
• MOSES BURDEN
• CONTROVERSIAL FALCON CABLE TO RAISE RATES NEXT MONTH
• U.S. OFFERING 120 HORSES FOR ADOPTION AT $125 EACH
• THATCHER TO GET JEFFERSON MEDAL AT MONTICELLO NEXT MONTH
• MAD ABOUT MARCH MADNESS FOR SOAP OPERA FANS, TOURNAMENT IS A TRIAL
• MORE BLACK MEN ARE ENROLLING IN VA. COLLEGES TOTAL NUMBER OF MALE STUDENTS IS DOWN 2%.
• V-CHIP CAN'T BEGIN TO CURE WHAT'S AILING THE NATION'S AIRWAVES
• DISMAL SWAMP CANAL TO BE REOPENED TO TRAFFIC TODAY THE WATERWAY LINKS CHESAPEAKE BAY TO ALBEMARLE SOUND.
• PRISONERS HELPING TO POLICE THE LANDSCAPE INMATES HIT THE ROAD, HELP RECOVER OLD TIRES
• SCHOOL BOARD SCENARIO SHOULD SAVE THE SEVEN
• PRESIDENTIAL YACHT SEQUOIA TO APPEAR AT RE-ENACTMENT THE VESSEL IS BEING RESTORED TO TAKE VISITORS TO 1933.
• THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM