The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 24, 1996

• GLORIA F. CROSSWHITE
• GLADYS M. NOBLES
• LARRIS B. WYNN
• CORA R. HALL
• OTWAY L. CROCKETT
• TODD E. WATTO
• JOHN A. CREECY JR.
• CHESTER S. BAKER JR.
• CARSON I. SIMPSON SR.
• WALTER C. SPENCER JR.
• SARAH BATCHELOR
• M. PAUL ASKEW III
• WILLIAM E. WETHERINGTON
• TERESA L. DRELICK
• DOROTHIE D. REAVES
• RUTH M. BRITT
• MERRILL R. SMITH
• EUGENE C. WALL
• MABEL K. LYNCH
• OLIVE J. GOURLEY
• ROOSEVELT SMITH
• MARY L. MAPP
• ROBERT A. JORDAL
• ADAM R. WESE
• LUTHER M. SWINDELL
• CHARLES H. REYNOLDS
• JEFFERY L. NELAMS
• FRANCES M. BEASLEY
• KATHRYN L. BERNHARDT
• RUTH R. BARNHILL
• LAURA S. ALLEN
• PEACE OF MIND WAS THE ONLY REASON TO BUY PRICEY PIECE
• LEGIONS OF PARROT HEADS FLOCK TO GET TICKETS MARGARITAVILLE'S JIMMY BUFFETT IS THE FIRST TO SELL SEATS AT BEACH AMPHITHEATER.
• ACCIDENT RESULTS IN FOURTH DUI CHARGE AGAINST BEACH MAN
• PERRONE-KERFOOT DROPS OUT OF BEACH SCHOOL BOARD RACE
• IN FIGHT FOR SCHOOL LAND, $1 MILLION ISN'T ENOUGH
• PORTSMOUTH MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE STATE HIGH COURT REVIEWING RECORDS THE MOVE MEANS A SECOND BRANCH OF THE CITY'S COURTS IS NOW UNDER SCRUTINY.
• GREAT COMPUTER CHALLENGE KIDS HAD FUN SHOWING OFF THEIR SKILLS
• NEW ENGINEERING SCHOOL AT VCU PLANS TO EXPAND
• JMU STUDENTS WILL PAY MORE NEXT YEAR FOR TUITION, FEES BUT THE INCREASES ARE THE SCHOOL'S LOWEST IN AT LEAST 25 YEARS, THE UNIVERSITY SAID.
• ALLEN ANNOUNCES SALE OF SHIP OF STATE N.C. BUSINESSMAN BUYS THE STATE YACHT CHESAPEAKE AS GOVERNOR FULFILLS PROMISE.
• CRIME LINE
• DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED
• COOLIO OFFERS A GOOD TIME ALONG WITH INSIGHT
• KEMPSVILLE BOROUGH NEIGHBORS INVITED TO TOWN MEETING
• MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
• SERVICE FOR SLAIN TEEN
• WOMAN KILLED; MAN CHARGED
• GWENDOLYN BYRON
• HEAVEN MUST HAVE ITS FILL OF ROSES NOW
• THE RAZING OF A PIECE OF HISTORY
• TEAM'S WIN IN NATIONAL ELECTRIC CAR COMPETITION HAS THE SCHOOL AND THE COMMUNITY CHARGED UP PROGRAM PROVES LOW-INCOME SCHOOL CAN COMPETE AND WIN, TEACHERS SAY
• TEAM'S WIN NETS SCHOOL POWER-FULL INVESTORS
• NEW TROUBLES WITH FINANCES ARE LOOMING AT CIVIC AGENCY SOME AID RECIPIENTS, SUCH AS WELCOME CENTER, MIGHT SEE FUNDING CUT
• ASSISTANT WAS OFFERED JOB AS DEPUTY DIRECTOR AND A RAISE - $23,729 STATE OVERRULES FISHERIES HIRE DIRECTOR FREEMAN OVERSTEPPED HIS BOUNDS; NOMINEE IS NOW IN LIMBO
• TAKING A DRIVE IN SHOCKER PROVIDES A JOLT OF QUIET