The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, April 18, 1996

• FINDING A SPACE FOR LUNCH
• MICHAEL D. JONES JR.
• SHERRY BIVINES
• TOMMIE L. HARPER
• ROSA EASON
• GERARD J. BYRNES
• MABLE B. SHARPE
• VIRGINIA P. WILEY
• HENRITTA B. ANDREWS
• EVELYN G. CRAVENER
• BRADLEY L. TUCK
• PHILLIP O. HOLLOMAN
• SARAH J. SANDERLIN
• CALVIN L. TUCK
• BEATRICE M. SMITH
• MABLE L. UMPHLETTE
• MARCIA T. JORDAN
• JOSEPH L. WHALEY
• CHARLES E. STARLING
• DELLA S. NEWBERN
• ELLEN M. LINDNER
• EVA P. HOLLEY
• RUTH J. BAKER
• LESTER E. ENGLEHART
• ELLEN T. REDFORD
• WILLIAM C. SYKES
• DONNIE W. CHAVIS
• RONALD L. WILSON
• HILTON C. CASSELL
• ALICE S. PALA
• SAMUEL NORFLEET
• RONALD LYNCH
• EVELYN RICHARDSON
• NELLIE M. SELBY
• WILLIAM BAZEMORE JR.
• LOUISE H. SAUNDERS
• PERCELL CLINTON
• DEDRA L. SANDERS
• FORREST H. WITHROW
• NORFOLK POLICE UNION ENDORSES CANDIDATES
• WALKAMERICA
• BEACH SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES AT SUPERINTENDENT JENNEY'S REQUEST, BOARD APPROVES TWO HIRES AND TWO JOB CHANGES.
• THE AZALEA QUEEN TO RECEIVE A ROYAL WELCOME TODAY A CONCERT TONIGHT AT CHRYSLER HALL WILL BE A HIGHLIGHT OF OPENING DAY.
• SHOOTINGS KILL 1, INJURE 2
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Kay L. Dezern, a member of the Chesapeake Education Association's political action committee and campaign manager for City Council candidate Elizabeth P. Thornton, participated in the PAC's interviews of Thornton's running mates. But she did not participate in votes on whether to endorse those candidates. An article in the MetroNews section contained incorrect information. Correction published Friday, April 19, 1996 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** QUESTIONS ARISE ABOUT NODS FROM TEACHERS GROUP
• HEIRS SUE TO RECLAIM LAND FROM GOVERNMENT THE ISSUE: DID THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RECEIVE A LIFETIME RIGHT TO THE LAND, OR DID THEY LOSE IT WHEN THE COAST GUARD LEFT THE SITE?
• COLD WEATHER PUTS CHILL ON PIER CATCHES
• MANTEO TEACHER'S RESIGNATION TAKEN INVESTIGATION CONTINUING
• DARE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD: WITNESSES TESTIFY THAT DISPUTED LAND CAN'T HOLD 6 HOMES ON TRIAL: HOW MUCH SHOULD THE BOARD PAY THE LAND'S OWNER?
• NEW RULES FOR AN OLD WAY OF LIFE CAN TOUGH NEW MEASURES TO PROTECT THE POPULATION OF CHESAPEAKE BAY BLUE CRABS BE ENFORCED? MANY LOCAL WATERMEN DOUBT IT.
• THE WOMEN'S CANDIDATE? TWEEDLEDUM CLINTON OR TEDIUM DOLE?
• LAWMAKERS MAY END LEGISLATIVE IMMUNITY
• RELAY FOR LIFE FRIDAY
• 3 SONS WELCOME DAD HOME FROM HAITI
• MAN FALLS OFF PIER
• STATE DENIES LEGAL HELP TO MEDICAL EXAMINER
• BUSY POLITICIANS PASS ON SHAD PLANKING CONGRESSIONAL AND ASSEMBLY ACTION KEPT MANY AWAY.
• COPING WITH GROWTH OUTER BANKS TOLD TO PLAN FOR THE FUTURE
• COPING WITH GROWTH CURRITUCK TOLD NOT TO EXPECT LEGISLATIVE APPROVAL OF TAX BILLS
• GOVERNOR WINS IN VETO SESSION ASSEMBLY CAN'T OVERRIDE ALLEN ON FEDERAL GOALS 200 FUNDS.
• POLL HAS WARNER LEADING MILLER AND MARK WARNER
• 3 POLICE GROUPS ENDORSE HEISCHOBER, MCCLANAN
• SUFFOLK REZONING MOVE SPARKS A CITIZEN DEBATE
• TRT CITIZEN WORKSHOPS
• FISHING IN THE BAY