The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, May 4, 1996

• HATTIE C. BULLOCK
• GERREN K. HUNT
• LEMAR C. BALDWIN
• FRANCES M. ROWE
• CEDRIC L. HINES
• SALLIE F. WORKMAN
• FLORICE KARHAN
• INEZ HOBBS MOORE
• WILLIAM O. BROWN
• JOSEPH A. BRIGHT
• AVA H. MOODY
• LILLIAN C. CARRUTHERS
• BURLEE HEDGEPETH
• S. FULFORD PEELE SR.
• FLOYD A. SIEGFRIED
• CHARLES H. HYMAN SR.
• EULA C. HUDGINS
• GEORGE R. DOYLE
• JEANNE M. GAHAGAN
• TOMMIE PEELE
• LEOLIA E. RIDDICK
• VIRGINIA R. GIBOWSKI
• LOIS W. HOBBS
• LESTER D. BELL JR.
• VINCENT E. THOMAS
• FLOYD L. BONEY
• DOLLIE W. BLIZZARD
• CLAUDETTE N. ROBERTSON
• LOUISE J. BROWN
• MARGARET RAYOKOVICH
• SYRMA B. HATZOPOULOS
• FRANCES A. LAMASTRA
• REWARD OFFERED TO HELP CATCH SABOTEUR WHO CUT PHONE LINES
• MAN AND TEEN ACCUSED IN ROBBERY, RAPE OF CLERK
• POLICE ARREST MAN IMPLICATED IN TWO DRUG GANG SLAYINGS ARREST WAS ONE OF FOUR REVEALED IN FEDERAL INDICTMENTS.
• LETTER: CHARGES OF HARASSMENT FORCED JOB CHANGE
• LOOKING BEYOND LOCAL ISSUES MANY VOTERS SEE THE BIG PICTURE; THEY SAY LEADERS SHOULD, TOO.
• AFTER INQUIRY INTO TESTING, PORTSMOUTH WAITS TO ACT
• ELECTRICIAN TAKES CHARGE AFTER AN F-14 CRASHED AT OCEANA, TOM ``RAMBO'' LASSEN USED A HYDRAULIC BUCKET TRUCK TO RETRIEVE THE EJECTED PILOT FROM A TREE.
• PORTSMOUTH GIVES VOTERS HARD CHOICE
• NELMS: POLYGRAPH AFFIRMS STORY PROSECUTORS WILL STILL ASK GRAND JURY TO REINSTATE INDECENT EXPOSURE CHARGE.
• CHRISTIAN COALITION STARTS BIGGEST CAMPAIGN
• SENIORS SHINE AT SILVERARTS SHOW THE EVENT CELEBRATES THE CREATIVE EXPRESSION OF OLDER ARTISANS IN THE VISUAL AND HERITAGE ARTS.
• SEA MULLET, GRAY TROUT HIGHLIGHT PRODIGIOUS FRIDAY MORNING HAUL
• CANDIDATES FOR JUDGESHIP AIR VIEWS ON BENCH, THE PUBLIC
• 4 DECADES LATER, 2 SCHOOLMATES VIE FOR CURRITUCK COMMISSIONER
• 3 DEMOCRATS VIE FOR 86TH DISTRICT PRIMARY
• FIVE CANDIDATES FOR HYDE COUNTY BOARD STAKE OUT GOALS
• IN NORFOLK, PUBLIC SAFETY UNIONS BACK TWO CANDIDATES
• 1,600 PARTICIPATE IN ANNUAL ARMY SEA-READINESS EXERCISE
• PILOTS IN NSU PROGRAM FLYING IN NATIONAL COMPETITION IT'S THE FIRST TIME NORFOLK STATE HAS QUALIFIED FOR THE EVENT.
• GRANDMOTHER IN PINK AND BLACK TRAINS FOR 24-HOUR RELAY FOR LIFE
• ALL 4 LANES OF WRIGHT BRIDGE TO BE OPEN MONDAY