The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, April 24, 1996

• POLICE OFFICERS HONORED
• MAN GETS 60 YEARS FOR SEXUAL ABUSE OF VA. BEACH BOY
• NAVY SEAL PLEADS GUILTY TO SELLING 5 ILLEGAL GUNS
• NORFOLK FIREFIGHTERS ENDORSE TWO CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A public hearing on the city of Norfolk's proposed budget will be held May 8, at 7 p.m., at Scope. A story in Wednesday's MetroNews section had the wrong date. Correction published Thursday, April 25, 1996 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** NORFOLK WATER, WASTE RATES TO RISE AVERAGE NORFOLK HOMEOWNER WOULD PAY $2.21 EXTRA IN FEES A MONTH. \
• PORTSMOUTH SCHOOLS, WORKERS, RETIREES GET MORE IN BUDGET
• CHESAPEAKE DELAYS ACTION ON BUDGET COUNCIL GETS MANY REQUESTS FOR ADDED FUNDING; MOST ARE FROM FIREFIGHTERS.
• POLICE MOTORCYCLIST SERIOUSLY INJURED IN OCEANFRONT WRECK
• SUFFOLK SCHOOL BOARD ASKS FOR BIGGER PIECE OF COUNCIL'S BUDGET
• AFTER SECOND MURDER ARREST, MAN WALKS DUE TO WITNESS PROBLEMS, PORTSMOUTH POLICE COULD NOT PLACE HIM AT THE SCENES.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The Virginia Beach city manager's proposed budget calls for a 3.2-cent increase in the tax rate, compared with a 12-cent increase proposed by the city's School Board. A headline in Wednesday's MetroNews section erroneously referred to percentages instead of cents. Correction published Thursday, April 25, 1996 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** BEACH LOOKS FOR BUDGET ADVICE. BUDGET HAS 3.2 PERCENT INCREASE,JENNEY ASKS 12 PERCENT; COUNCIL WANTS ADVICE.
• GUEST SUES LAWRENCE OVER BACHELOR PARTY BRAWL
• NEW RULE SHIELDS CHILDREN FROM OBSCENE MERCHANDISE
• RESIDENTS FACE DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGE
• GABBY'S CLOSES ITS DOORS AND GOSSIPERS GIVE JAWS A REST
• CURRITUCK MUST FIND MORE SCHOOL MONEY REPORT: GROWTH ISN'T KEEPING UP WITH A RISING DEMAND FOR SERVICES.
• HERRING SEASON ENDING
• LT. GOVERNOR EXPECTS SCHOOLS TO BENEFIT FROM SHORT SESSION
• A BIG VISITOR LANDS IN NORFOLK
• HIGH CALLING
• LAWYER CHARGED WITH RAPE
• INDIANA B. REINER
• NORTHERN BEACH PIER ACTION IMPROVES DESPITE DIRTY WATER
• ECONOMIC PANEL EXPECTED TO TRIM CASH FOR 2 PROJECTS
• ROLL OUT THE RED CARPET: STRAWBERRY TIME IS NEAR
• JOSEPH O'NEAL
• EVELYN ANDERSON
• JOHN A. SPIVEY
• WILLIAM E. CARTWRIGHT
• CHESTER M. HALL JR.
• MARION B. WILLIAMS
• LYDIA R. COX
• HARRIETT H. TAYLOR
• MINNIE E. THORNTON
• WILLIAM E. SMITH SR.
• CYRUS V. GRAY
• HELEN P. SPEAR
• ESTELLE G. OVERTON
• JAMES W. ESTEP
• JOHN D. THOMAS
• GENEVIEVE R. GRIGG
• THOMAS W. ROBBINS
• DAKOTA B. PAGE
• ROY B. WRIGHT
• RUTH G. HILL
• WILLIAM A. COPELAND
• REUVEN DAVAN
• CHRISTINE T. ALLSBROOK
• ALBERT WELLS JR.
• WILLIAM C. BENNETT JR.
• MALICHI J. WINSTEAD
• EARTHA M. LEMMON