The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, April 19, 1996

• REALXING
• WENDY A. RUSS
• BRUCE L. PRICKETT SR.
• RONALD LYNCH
• ELIZABETH POWELL
• ALMA H. MCNEER
• CHESTER H. SPENCE JR.
• RICHARD S. GRIFFITH
• JACK E. GRIFFIN
• EDNA I. STEELMAN
• BURNICE A. GEORGE JR.
• DEDRA L. SANDERS
• ROSINA E. WATTS
• JADIS S. BATTLE
• LESTER B. FARROW JR.
• ESTHER M. RODGERS
• LUVERTA MCCREA
• EMILY M. MORAN
• MARY V. KRETSINGER
• GEORGE LIPSCOMB
• RUTH V. TOWE
• THOMAS F. BUTLER
• JOHN A. PLASKETT
• DAISY D. ELLIS
• ROLAND D. LYKINS SR.
• JAMES B. WADSWORTH JR.
• ELIZABETH M. HOLLADAY
• STELLA K. GRUENEBAUM
• FORREST H. WITHROW
• JAMES E. MADDREY
• 53,800 PERSONNEL TO JOIN U.S.-BRITISH MANEUVERS
• SUSPECT IN SEXUAL ASSAULT
• NORFOLK [CITY] COUNCIL ACTION
• JOE GIBBS DELIVERS GAME PLAN IN SALUTE TO UNION MISSION
• PORTSMOUTH DEFERS TO FEDS IN MAJOR COCAINE CASE CHARGES WON'T BE PURSUED, SO FEDERAL COURT, WITH HARSHER PENALTIES, WILL GET THE CASE.
• MECHANICAL FLAW SUSPECTED IN CRASH PILOT HAD PROBLEMS PREVENTING ROLL TO LEFT, CAPTAIN SAYS
• SUFFOLK TEACHERS BACK 6 IN SCHOOL, COUNCIL RACES
• JUDGE REJECTS RELIGION AS DEFENSE FOR ACTIVISTS FEDERAL JUDGE REFUSES TO HEAR TESTIMONY BY UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR OF GLOBAL LAW.
• CIVIC LEAGUES WILL EXPLORE ROLE IN WELFARE-TO-WORK
• LAND SWAP COULD PROVIDE TRACT FOR NEW FIRE STATION ELIZABETH CITY AND SCHOOL BOARD CLOSE TO ACCORD ON DOWNTOWN DEAL
• A REBUILT SUCCESS IN 1992, HOFFER FLOW CONTROLS LITERALLY CAVED IN WHEN A TORNADO TORE THROUGH ITS ELIZABETH CITY HEADQUARTERS. THANKS TO COMMUNITY SUPPORT AND CORPORATE STRATEGY, THE COMPANY BOUNCED BACK. ON THURSDAY, IT WAS NAMED ONE OF NORTH CAROLINA'S TOP 20 INTERNATIONAL EXPORTERS.
• OFFICIALS TO KEEP DOCUMENTS SEALED IN MANTEO CASE. INVESTIGATION OF EX-TEACHER COULD TAKE OVER A MONTH
• ON PIERS, PROGRESS; IN SURF, SLOW
• LIKE BABE, DARE HITTING A HOME RUN LEAGUE IMPRESSED WITH COUNTY - HOST OF THIS YEAR'S TOURNEY.
• JIM KINCAID GIVES UP ANCHOR CHAIR AT WVEC, SAYING, ``IT'S TIME TO SLOW DOWN'' AFTER 18 YEARS TERRY ZAHN, NOW A CO-ANCHOR AT 5 AND 11 P.M., WILL TAKE OVER IN MAY.
• YOU DON'T NEED LUCK TO SUPPORT SYMPHONY RAFFLE
• BEACH WORKERS, RESIDENTS ASK CITY COUNCIL FOR MORE MONEY HALF THE CROWD SOUGHT AN INCREASE IN THE CITY'S FUNDING FOR THE ARTS.
• AZALEAS & TULIPS NORFOLK'S MAYOR, THE NETHERLANDS' AMBASSADOR AND THIS YEAR'S AZALEA QUEEN KICK OFF A WEEKEND OF FESTIVITIES IN NORFOLK.
• TODAY, JURORS BEGIN DECIDING WHAT SCHOOLS WILL PAY 3 LANDOWNERS
• STEPHEN WRIGHT DIES; DEDICATED LIFE TO BLACK EDUCATION HAMPTON RESIDENT AND ALUMNUS HAD HEADED FISK, NEGRO COLLEGE FUND.
• CLARENCE THOMAS WILL SPEAK AT LIBERTY U.
• ISLE OF WIGHT TABLES BEACH PAYMENT OFFER TO PROPERTY OWNERS
• WOMAN CHARGED IN MURDER