The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, April 2, 1996

• THELMA K. WRIGHT
• ROY S. DUNFIELD
• AMOS L. PERSON
• SUSIE S. MCCOY
• BRUCE R. PURNELL SR.
• FLORENCE R. MITCHELL
• THORNSEL BYRD JR.
• JULIA W. YATES
• ELLEN M. LINDNER
• WALTER D. WILLIAMS
• IRENE W. OUTLAW
• BARRY W. TANT SR.
• LILLIAN G. ALLEN
• AMOS E. ARCHER
• THOMAS W. SANDERS JR.
• J.D. WESSON
• R. HERBERT PEMBERTON JR.
• BESSIE T. SAUNDERS
• BERNARD W. JOYNER
• MYRTLE L. MITCHELL
• ROSE G. CHENMAN
• WILLIAM W. WALKE
• LESTER C. PIPKIN
• LIZZIE R. AYERS
• THOMAS J. BALLANCE JR.
• WILLIAM H. BARRETT
• MARY F. TAYLOR
• THOMAS F. WALSH JR.
• JONATHAN EVANS
• DELLA G. LESCALETTE
• JANE T. LATIMER
• MICHAEL V. FRISON
• TERRY SCIORTINO
• MAURICE A. FREEMAN
• JOHN P. O'CONNOR
• VIRGINIA B. BROWN
• JUNIOR A. BOYCE
• MONFORD D. AUSTIN
• MARTHA J. COLEMAN
• ROBERT E. CUTCHIN
• ELSIE J. WILKINS
• ADELA W. MCDANIEL
• REGINALD RAMSEY
• DOROTHY D. DAIL
• CELESTA SAWYER JR.
• DON MCCULLOUGH LEAVING NORFOLK TO LEAD CHORALE IN WASHINGTON
• OPERATION SMILE SETS ITS SIGHTS ON AREA SCHOOL KIDS
• KINDLY GROCER, 66, KILLS HIS SON, THEN HIMSELF IN WINDSOR
• NORTH CAROLINA GOES TO COURT TO CHALLENGE GASTON APPROVAL REGULATORY AGENCY OVERSTEPPED ITS LEGAL POWERS, STATE ARGUES.
• TESTING BREACH INVESTIGATED 11TH-GRADERS WERE ALLEGEDLY GIVEN QUESTIONS TO A STATE EXAMINATION.
• CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT ANNOUNCES TUITION CUT
• COUNCIL NOT EXCITED BY PAVILION PROJECT CORE PROPOSAL WOULD COST ABOUT $161 MILLION TO IMPROVE CENTER AND THE SURROUNDING BLOCKS.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The last name of an Icelandic teenager, who found a message in a bottle launched from North Carolina's Outer Banks, was misspelled in a MetroNews article Wednesday. Her name is Kristin Johannsdottir, not Johannsclottir. Correction published Thursday, April 18, 1996 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** WIND, WAVES, DESTINY UNITE GIRLS AFTER TRAVELING 3,000 MILES IN 15 MONTHS, A MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE SURFACES IN ICELAND. \
• PORTSMOUTH MAY NOT RAISE CIGARETTE TAX
• PROPOSED SUFFOLK BUDGET GIVES BOOST TO SCHOOLS, DEVELOPMENT
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Leanne K. Self was recognized as Virginia Beach teacher of the year by the city's School Board and not the City Council, as stated in a headline on the front page of Wednesday's MetroNews section. Correction published Thursday, April 18, 1996 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** FINALLY, GOOD MONEY NEWS FOR BEACH SCHOOLS
• BEACH GOP CAUCUS HEARS PARADE OF CANDIDATES
• GIVEN SPACE AND FAIR ODDS, FOXES COULD HUNT HUNTERS
• MCSWEENEY LOSES CHALLENGE TO ELECTION LAW
• APPEALS COURT REJECTS CHALLENGE TO HORSE TRACK BY FAILED APPLICANT
• HOFFMAN JUMPS FROM WAVY TO WVEC
• 6 SUSPENDED FOR AN ASSAULT THAT INJURED A VMI CADET
• ``CAUTION'' TAKES A BOW
• MINISTER CHARGED IN SEX CRIMES
• COUNTY SEEKS APPROVAL FOR TAX HIKES CURRITUCK COUNTY'S GROWING PAINS FORCE ITS COMMISSIONERS TO RAISE MORE MONEY TO TAKE EFFECT, PROPOSALS MUST BE APPROVED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
• IT WAS A GOOD DAY TO REMAIN ON THE PIERS AND TO THE NORTH
• TESTIMONY CENTERS ON LOTS' VALUE
• CAREER CENTER PASSES TEST AT SCHOOL THE CENTER HELPS THE STUDENTS FIND A PATH TO THE FUTURE.
• PUBLIC TO GET MORE OF A SAY AT CURRITUCK COUNTY MEETINGS
• FISHERIES DIVISION MAY LOSE $1 MILLION GRANT
• ONE STRIKE AND IT'S OUT
• GOOD COMPANY
• DEATH BRINGS MURDER CHARGE
• WOMAN KILLED IN CRASH
• YOUNG CRASH VICTIM DIES
• BOYS CHARGED WITH ANIMAL CRUELTY
• POLICE ASK FOR HELP