The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, March 27, 1996

• SARAH V. BUNN
• HERBERT F. VIDELL SR.
• ALCIE S. MUNDY
• TIMOTHY M. KLIPFEL
• JOSEPHINE DOLINE
• MARY W. WELLS
• ERNEST L. JONES
• DELLA HARPER
• HELEN E. HARRIS
• BRADLEY R. SAWYER
• BOBBY E. JONES
• JOSEPH F. MCPHERSON
• ROMULUS L. MAY JR.
• STOCKTON H. TYLER
• CLARENCE R. WHITEHURST
• JOSEPH N. ROBERTSON
• GRACE C. RIDOUT
• NATHANIEL J. HOWARD
• ELSIE B. WHITE
• BESSIE M. SMITH
• AUDREY J. RAMSEY
• DORIS L. STROHECKER
• CHARLES F. STROHECKER
• DOROTHY K. BAIRD
• HARRY MILLER
• S. MARTHA TOTTY
• JOHN E. SEIFERT
• MADELINE H. MCHARG
• HATTIE M. PATTERSON
• NANCY C. FELMEY
• GOLDEN J. BRINSON
• MATTIE E. WINBORNE
• WILLIAM CANTU
• MARIE E. ROUSCH
• DORIS B. FORD
• NELSON N. SOLOMON
• WILLIE MAE BATES
• CHARLTON B. JETHRO
• ALFRED G. STEPHENSON JR.
• AID FOR EDUCATION AT RISK AT PAUL D. CAMP COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ORGANIZERS PROVIDE TUITION, CHILD CARE AND OTHER SERVICES TO STUDENTS WHOSE FUTURES MAY DEPEND ON THE HELP. NOW, WELFARE REFORMS MAY END THE PROGRAM.
• FIRE CHIEF TAKES MAINE POST
• CITY HALL'S 547 AND 436 TO BECOME 382 CHESAPEAKE OFFICIALS HOPE IT WILL END MOST TELEPHONE CONFUSION.
• SCHOLARSHIP FUND HONORS DREAM OF SLAIN EMORY UNIVERSITY STUDENT 2 BEACH OFFICERS WHO STARTED FUND PRESENT $16,000 CHECK TO SCHOOL
• ASSEMBLY BUDGET KIND TO ODU OVERALL, FUNDING FOR STATE'S COLLEGES ROSE 13 PERCENT
• PORTSMOUTH VOTES TO CONSTRUCT LAUNDRY FACILITY FOR CITY'S JAIL MORE RENOVATIONS ARE ON HOLD UNTIL A REGIONAL JAIL IS DONE.
• THIRD CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS FROM RACE FOR BEACH SCHOOL BOARD
• SCALPERS ASKING $99 FOR $36 TICKETS TO BUFFETT CONCERT CONCERT PROMOTER, BEACH OFFICIALS NOT SURE WHAT TO DO.
• RIDDICK MAKES IT CLEAR: HE WANTS BLACK MEMBERS FOR CERTAIN SEATS THE ISSUE WAS RAISED AGAIN AT TUESDAY'S COUNCIL MEETING.
• HIGH SCHOOL CONFERENCES TO BE SHUFFLED NEW CLASSIFICATIONS WILL CREATE SOME NEW RIVALRIES
• SCHOOL'S REDESIGN HONORS ORIGINAL BUILDING'S FLAVOR: DR. W.T. GRIGGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
• POLICE: BOY HIT BY TRUCK AFTER RUNNING ACROSS I-64
• RICHMOND OFFICIALS OVERRULE ART GROUP, SAY ASHE STATUE STAYS THE GROUP WOULD PUT ANOTHER TRIBUTE ON MONUMENT AVE.
• OSPREYS BACK
• ``DIARY OF ANNE FRANK'' STAR SHARES MATURITY OF ITS AUTHOR
• LOST COLONY OPENS JUNE 6
• 1,700 APPLY FOR FEDERAL, STATE HELP AFTER JAN. FLOODS
• CONFERENCE ON THE PHILIPPINES
• JUSTICE LAWYERS TO JOIN RAPE LAWSUIT AGAINST VA. TECH THE CASE GIVES THE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT A TEST.
• NEW-BUSINESS DATA WILL FLOW OVER UPCOMING MINI-INTERNET
• VIRGINIA BEACH CITY COUNCIL: SOUTHEASTERN EXPRESSWAY BACK ON THE FRONT BURNER
• SUSPECT IN FLA. MURDER ARRESTED AT NAVAL BASE ARMED FUGITIVE WAS VISITING NAVY FRIEND IN NORFOLK TUESDAY.
• PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
• GAS LEAK PROMPTS EVACUATION
• THESE DAYS, A FEW GOOD SCENTS CAN PAY RICH DIVIDENDS
• COUPLE STEP DOWN FROM HELM OF WATERMARK, SISTER ORGANIZATION