The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, April 3, 1996

• MARGARET A. THAYER
• LILLIE T. JENNINGS
• ARCHIE ALLEN JR.
• RUDOLPH A. WETH
• JAMIE W. GODFREY
• WALTER R. MOORE
• CLARENCE C. WEST
• MICHAEL KOMAROMY
• DIANNE C. STEVENSON
• A. FRED MATTHEWS
• DENNIS SPRUILL
• ESMAY EASLEY
• LELA E. MCAULAY
• GEORGE W. LOGGANS
• KATHRYN S. MORAN
• GERTRUDE E. GRESHAM
• ROLAND J. SMITH
• MARJORIE B. EVANS
• MICHAEL L. CLARKE
• DAVID B. LAZARUS
• MELVA P. CARROLL
• JOHN W. BIERS
• THEODORE R. DARDEN SR.
• FRANCES S. BORKLAND
• HAYDEN C. MONROE
• LEMUEL R. STALLINGS
• LLOYD HARRIS
• MARGARET F. SMITH
• RUDOLPH V. PARR
• DORIS W. BERRY
• FRED R. HAYWOOD
• AYAKO E. OWENS
• MARIAN L. EPPS
• THE OFFSHORE FISHING OVER WEEKEND WAS GOOD ALONG THE OUTER BANKS
• STATE READY TO RAISE NEW CHOWAN BRIDGE THE SPAN WILL CARRY A WIDENED U.S. 17 AS PART OF INTERSTATE.
• HOTEL SET FOR DOWNTOWN; J.C. PENNEY TO EXPAND
• FAULKNER SWORN IN AS N.C. SECRETARY OF STATE
• COMMUNITY BALLOT
• THREE RED WOLVES RELEASED INTO THE WILD
• OUTER BANKS LOT OWNERS OPPOSED TO ROAD DISTRICT
• CLARIFICATION
• KITTY HAWK COUNCIL BANS SEX BUSINESSES THE ONE-YEAR BAN INCLUDES A DEFINITION OF SUCH BUSINESSES.
• DRAMA TEACHER IN NORFOLK SUSPENDED, MAY BE FIRED CONNIE HINDMARSH LED A REPERTORY FOR GIFTED STUDENTS.
• HUMPBACK WHALE STRANDED
• ANTI-ABORTION ACTIVIST ANNE KINCAID RESIGNS AS ADVISER TO ALLEN
• CHESAPEAKE BUDGET SEEKS GREATER SCHOOL FUNDING CITY AND SCHOOL EMPLOYEES WOULD GET 3.7% RAISE; GROWTH RATE DROPS TO 2.3%.
• FORECASTER PREDICTS AVERAGE ACTIVITY THIS HURRICANE SEASON
• PORTSMOUTH CITY COUNCIL: PENSION PLAN, SET UP TO CUT COSTS, TAKES BITE OUT OF BUDGET
• SAND PROJECT'S PRICE TAG GROWS BEACH HAS ``CUSHION'' IN RANGE OF TAX INCREASES OK'D BY PROPERTY OWNERS
• BLACKS RALLY AGAINST FIRING IN FRANKLIN
• A BATTERED BAY VIRGINIA'S HALF OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY IS BEING ANXIOUSLY WATCHING FOR WATER-QUALITY PROBLEMS THAT COULD HARM OYSTER AND CRAB POPULATIONS AND STYMIE A RECOVERY OF UNDERWATER GRASSES.
• RICHMOND CHILDREN'S MUSEUM TO MOVE
• MILLER, WHO'LL FACE WARNER IN PRIMARY, SIGNS TAX PLEDGE
• COURT SAYS PUBLISHERS MUST HAVE RIGHT TO APPEAL STATE PRISON POLICY BARRED INMATES FROM RECEIVING MAGAZINE.
• IS THERE A RIGHT TO DIE? DON'T ASK SUPREME COURT, SCALIA SAYS
• EX-GOV. WILDER SAYS POWELL WOULD HELP DOLE WIN THE ELECTION
• COAST GUARD SUSPENDS SEARCH FOR THREE
• DRIVER KILLED AT BEACH
• FIRE DAMAGES FIRST COLONIAL
• AN ATTORNEY FOR SIMPSON STATES HIS CASE IN U.VA. TALK