The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, May 10, 1996

• JOHN W. KEFFER
• JESSIE G. TAYLOR
• BARBARA A. MCCOMBE
• JOHN L. TYNCH
• WILLIAM R. DUNTON
• WALTER E. THOMAS
• REBECCA D. BROWN
• RUTH I. RAY
• JOHN P. POLESKI
• WILLIE L. HAYES
• DOROTHY G. WIMBROW
• FORREST P. CAPPS
• DAVID L. MACK
• THOMAS L. BUSCIGLIO
• VIRGINIA P. LAWRENCE
• VIOLA W. WIGGINS
• MARY E. PHELPS
• MARY A. GILES
• PATRICIA F. LOWTHER
• LOUISE STRAWHAND
• RUTH L. JONES
• WINSTON M. HOLLOMAN
• FRANK BULLOCK JR.
• ROGER P. WINSTON
• CAMMIE W. PATTERSON
• LEROY BAKER
• JANICE C. COWAN
• MARTIN E. JOHNSON
• YUTAKA ALLEN
• ISCHMEL BYRD JR.
• LEROY HOBBS
• GRACE R. EVANS
• ARCHIE L. TAYLOR
• JOHN A. POE SR.
• HURLEY M. FAULKNER
• C. MARTIN EVANS
• JOYCE A. WILLIAMS
• HUGH N. OLD JR.
• MARK W. BERSING
• GEORGE I. HAYES
• HARRY L. WILKES
• JAMES R. BURDEN JR.
• CLEO J. DAVIS
• LESTER L. CASTELOW
• STATE POLICE, 2 NORFOLK OFFICERS SUED OVER CRASH FATALITY IN CHASE
• ALLIANCE GIVES PEROT SUPPORTERS A VOICE ON BALLOT
• HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH PERFORM AT BEACH AUG. 6
• CHESAPEAKE FIREFIGHTERS MAY GET THE INCREASED STAFF THEY REQUESTED
• EXPLANATION ON BALLOT SATISFIES GOP CHAIRMAN IN DARE COUNTY
• MEMORIAL TO LAW OFFICERS
• 26-YEAR VETERAN OF BEACH POLICE DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CLARIFICATION A story in Friday's MetroNews section suggested that Virginia Beach City Council member Nancy K. Parker did not like the council's proposal to expand the Police Department and increase spending on schools. Parker does not oppose any specific spending proposals for schools, police or firefighters. Rather, she has questioned the need for the full 3.2-cent tax increase in light of significant growth in city revenues this year. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Saturday, May 11, 1996, page A2. ***************************************************************** BEACH COUNCIL: MORE FOR SCHOOLS - WITHOUT A BIGGER HIT ON HOMEOWNERS SCHOOL FUNDING BUMPED UP\
• RESIDENTS RAISE QUESTIONS ABOUT STUDENT STUDIOS ON DRIVER TRACT
• TANTALIZINGLY CLOSE TO UNEARTHING JAMES FORT
• CALLS SWAMP CLINIC AFTER TV REPORT ON DIET DRUG INTEREST IN THE DIET DRUG FEN-PHEN REMAINS HIGH, DESPITE THE DANGERS.
• AFTER 5 YEARS OF STRUGGLE, SHE FULFILLS A DREAM
• AT SOME PIERS, WINDFALL CAME BEFORE WIND CHANGED
• PASQUOTANK TOOK A WHILE TO CONFORM TO PROGRAM RULES
• PERSONAL AUTONOMY, MILITARY AUTHORITY CLASH IN DNA TRIAL
• REGISTRARS RELEASE OFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS HEAVIEST TURNOUT OF VOTERS WAS IN PORTSMOUTH
• FOR HOLLEY, THE OLD FELLAS FORGIVE - BUT DON'T FORGET
• DIALOGUE AND STARS SPELL SUCCESS OF ``THE ODD COUPLE'' AT MANTEO
• STATE OFFICIALS NEED MORE TIME TO RENAME ROADS IN LOCAL BELTWAY STATE TRANSPORTATION BOARD WANTS INPUT FROM LOCAL CITIES.
• MORE VIOLENT CRIME IS FAULT OF JUVENILES IN N.C., REPORT SAYS
• U.S., BRITISH TO LAUNCH MOCK WAR GAME INVASION
• FISHERIES REORGANIZATION
• DEL. NELMS' TRIAL SET FOR JUNE 18 ON INDECENT EXPOSURE CHARGE
• UNUSUAL NUMBER OF LOGGERHEADS WASHES UP ON THE OUTER BANKS
• CONSTRUCTION DISPUTE SNAGS BARCO SCHOOL TEMPORARILY
• OBERNDORF DENIES COMMENT ABOUT OFFICIAL
• W&M TO HONOR SPONG