The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, April 9, 1996

• ALVIN E. SPIVEY
• DELORES B. GRIMES
• FLORINE J. GHOLSTON
• ROY E. PEELE
• GEORGE O. EVANS JR.
• ROBERT L. MALCH SR.
• JOSEPH GATLING
• CHARLIE V. GASKINS JR.
• ELLEN H. ECK
• BERNARD A. VICKERS
• ELIZABETH B. GILTZ
• CECIL H. ROWE
• KITTIE B. HOLLAND
• MINNIE E. EDWARDS
• MAGNOLIA D. LAWSON
• PAUL H. RUMPF III
• EDWARD R. WISER
• ISABELLE C. JONES
• ELIZABETH B. PINTO
• LILLIAN H. WAFF
• ELIZABETH M. HAWKINS
• EVELYN S. COUNCIL
• BERT WINBERRY
• JIMMY L. HART
• JOHN HAWKINS
• CARMEN G. TORRES
• EUGENE A. HILL SR.
• RODNEY D. MEYER
• JAMES E. DOWNS
• MISSING MAN FOUND
• AFTER 6 MONTHS OF WORK, GREAT NECK POOL REOPENS A DELAY IN OBTAINING PARTS IS BLAMED; SIMILAR JOB AT BAYSIDE MAY TAKE 6 WEEKS.
• VICE MAYOR AGAIN OPPOSES EXPRESSWAY NANCE, INSTEAD, WANTS PRIORITY ON VIRGINIA ROUTE 168.
• PETA/FISHERMEN CONTROVERSY: DELEGATE PLANS LEGISLATION TO BLOCK PETA'S THREAT AGAINST FISHING IN AREA
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Mark S. Doss, who sings bass, was wrongly described as a ``bassist'' in a MetroNews headline Tuesday with a concert review. Correction published Thursday, April 11, 1996 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** BASSIST SHOWS HE'S A SUCCESSFUL SOLOIST WITH ALL-AROUND SHOW
• BEACH CITIZENS LEARN TOUGH LESSONS AT NINE-WEEK CIVIC POLICE ACADEMY POLICE PROCEDURES - UNDERCOVER INVESTIGATIONS - SWAT TACTICS - SEARCH-AND -SEIZURE LAWS - FIREARMS: FOR THE PAST NINE WEEKS, ABOUT 40 CITIZENS MET WEEKLY TO LEARN WHY POLICE DO THE THINGS THEY DO.
• COURT APPOINTS 3 TO SCHOOL BOARD: UNANIMOUS CHOICE PUTS CHOICES ON BOARD WITHIN WEEKS THESE MEMBERS SERVE 2 YEARS. COUNCIL'S PICKS, EXPECTED TODAY, SERVE ONLY UNTIL THE END OF JUNE.
• SANDBRIDGE MAN GOES TO COURT OVER BULKHEAD REMOVAL HE SAYS THE PUBLIC SHOULDN'T BE ON HIS LAND TO BEGIN WITH.
• DRUG KINGPIN'S FATHER ADMITS THREAT TO WITNESS KINGPIN'S FATHER COULD GET 1 YEAR, $100,000 FINE.
• ROBERT ANDERSON, FORMER DIPLOMAT IN NORFOLK, DIES
• NELMS WANTS CHARGE DROPPED BECAUSE OF LEGISLATIVE IMMUNITY
• EX-COURT NOMINEE ROBERT BORK BACKS MILLER'S SENATE BID
• TRUCKER ADMITS TO STRANGLING WOMAN, GETS 14 YEARS MORE
• R. KELLY SUPPLIES SIZZLE, BUT SONGS FIZZLE
• STING ADDED TO BEACH AMPHITHEATER'S LINEUP
• BAN ON SEAWALLS MAY FAIL BECAUSE OF FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS, LAWSUIT
• ARTRAIN PULLS INTO NORFOLK
• MAN KILLED IN CAR WRECK IDENTIFIED
• MAN DIES OF HEART ATTACK, WRECKS TRUCK
• MAN FOUND DEAD, ANOTHER MAN INJURED
• JONES BACKED
• ADVERSE WEEKEND WEATHER PUTS CHILL ON FISHING FROM COROLLA TO OCRACOKE
• STATE TO CALL FOR NEW BIDS ON OREGON INLET BRIDGE JOB
• GREAT-GRANDSON GOES HOME, FOR 1ST TIME OPULENT HUNTING LODGE TO BE REDONE TO FORMER SPLENDOR.
• TULLS CREEK PLAYERS WILL OFFER ``REUNION'' WITH ALL-FEMALE CAST
• KITTY HAWK
• DARE TAKES THE OFFENSIVE AGAINST STORMS OFFICIALS WORKING TO IMPROVE TIES IN TIMES OF HURRICANES.