The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, April 10, 1996

• PAUL H. RUMPF III
• COLEY SCOTT
• HENRY C. PEARCE
• JAMES LEE
• PEARL A. WYATT
• SAMUEL PIERCE JR.
• JOSEPH C. TWINE
• DONALD M. LEE
• CECELIA G. SHEFFER
• HARRY H. THOMPSON
• FREDDIE J. GARDNER
• MELVIN STRUTTON
• RAYMOND K. COOPER
• JEANNE T. STANTON
• EDWARD SHIELDS JR.
• THOMAS F. CULPEPPER
• ROLAND L. ORE SR.
• ELIZABETH M. HAWKINS
• VAL JEAN SPELLMAN
• JOSE CORTES
• ANITA L. SHEARER
• ROBERT C. MACLAUGHLIN SR.
• ROSA PEREZ
• HELEN M. DUELL
• JUDITH E. LEWIS
• FRANKLIN R. FULCHER
• JAMES M. LEWEK
• CHRISTINE W. ARCHARD
• JOHN E. HAWKINS
• THOMAS E. IRBY
• DOVIE H. NORMAN
• WILLIAM V. DOWNES
• EDNA H. BEALE
• IDENTITY SOUGHT
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A MetroNews story Wednesday said Sean DeVinney and Kenneth Storck were responsible for cutting a chain and replacing a wheel on a stolen all-terrain vehicle. However, court documents say DeVinney stood lookout while Storck and another suspect cut the chain and replaced the wheel. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Friday, April 12, 1996, page A2. ***************************************************************** PAIR OF CHESAPEAKE BURGLARY SUSPECTS MAKE PLEA BARGAIN A THIRD DEFENDANT, A POLICE CAPTAIN'S SON, STILL AWAITS TRIAL.
• THEY'RE SAGACIOUS, SHARP-WITTED AND NOW, ECSTATIC: FIFTH-GRADERS EXERCISE THEIR GROWING WORD POWER STUDENTS AT OLD DONATION CENTER HAVE WON A ROUND OF A NATIONAL COMPETITION TESTING WORD AND ANALYTICAL SKILLS.
• PAMELA SLOBE IS CHOSEN AS TEACHER OF THE YEAR
• HISTORY COMES TO LIFE: A STORYBOOK CHARACTER TRANSPORTS NORFOLK GRADE SCHOOLERS INTO THE PAST. BIRTHDAY FOR A PRETEND FRIEND
• BEACH APPOINTS THREE TO SCHOOL BOARD
• SUSPECT FAILS POLYGRAPH IN STOLEN PROPERTY CASE THE PROSECUTOR SAYS THAT SHOULD OVERTURN HIS PLEA AGREEMENT.
• FOES OF AT-LARGE ELECTORAL SYSTEM HOLD RALLY IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• WARNER PREDICTS TAX REFORM NEXT YEAR
• MORE CUTS POSSIBLE FOR SCHOOLS JENNEY WON'T RULE OUT THE POSSIBILITY OF FURLOUGHS FOR SOME SCHOOL SYSTEM WORKERS.
• CHESAPEAKE AGAIN OPPOSES EXPRESSWAY
• COUNTIES TO CATCH THE WIND'S MESSAGE
• PORTSMOUTH JUGGLES BUDGET, DEMANDS
• BEACH COUNCIL SAYS NO TO TARGET SUPERSTORE PLAN
• HEALTH DIRECTOR IS URGING CALM IN WAKE OF BOY'S MENINGITIS CASE
• JUDGE REJECTS GUIDELINES, GIVES TEEN A LIFE SENTENCE THE 17-YEAR-OLD BEAT A STRANGER TO DEATH IN NORFOLK WITH A CINDER BLOCK.
• CHILLY WINDS PUT BRAKES ON PIER FISHING
• ORDNANCE SAFETY AGAIN AN ISSUE AT TCC IN SUFFOLK
• RAIN AND SLEET EXTEND WINTER'S GRIP, BUT WARM RELIEF IS ON WAY
• MARK WARNER HAS LEAD IN DELEGATE SUPPORT
• GOVERNOR, IT'S TIME TO LISTEN TO THE VOICES OF THE PEOPLE
• 3 ACCUSED OF STEALING CAR
• DRIVER, 73, DIES
• DESPITE COMPROMISE, FISHERMEN ARE STILL FIGHTING HERRING LIMITS
• NEW GUIDELINES SAY POLICE CHIEF MUST RESIDE IN KILL DEVIL HILLS
• RETIRED NEWSPAPERMAN HEADS DARE GOP HE PROMISES TO HELP ELECT REPUBLICANS TO LOCAL OFFICES
• NORTH CAROLINA BRIEFS
• HIGH-SPEED CARS, MELLOW MUSIC TO BENEFIT LOCAL DRUG PROGRAM
• N.C. OSTRICH MEAT WILL SOON SUBSTITUTE FOR BRITISH BEEF