The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, May 16, 1996

• PETE D. SPATAFORE
• RUTH L. CLENDENNING
• MARY S. ROBBINS
• ADELAIDE DEYOUNG
• LEROY A. PIERCE
• ISSIE J. LAW
• VERNON EDWARDS
• ROY H. EVERETT JR.
• CONRAD A. SEYMOUR
• RUBY H. GREGGS
• DAVID R. WOODHOUSE
• RUTH S. BRADDY
• FRANCES A. ESTES
• REBECCA GREENE
• CLEO A. PASCOE
• HELEN V. KOTTKE
• MARCELITA F. HARRISON
• JOHNNY L. BELLAMY
• BERTIE M. BOODT
• WILMA T. EVANS
• CLINTON R. FUTRELL
• LUELLA M. CHAPMAN
• DOROTHY EDWARDS
• SYLVIA V. MCDANIELS
• G. L. PARKER
• HELEN M. HAHN
• HENRY A. MOORE
• JANET JOHNSON
• KENNETH C. MYERS
• ASTRID WESTRA
• DOROTHY M. WARE
• ALBERT L. WRITTENBERRY JR.
• ALONZO A. HOLMES
• MORRIS S. LAZARON JR.
• BARBARA R. XENAKIS
• GEORGE W. BELL SR.
• EMMA L. JAMES
• MARIA P. DAUS
• ANTI-ABORTION ACTIVIST TO PLEAD GUILTY TODAY THE 24-YEAR-OLD WAS INDICTED ON CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY AND ARSON AT LOCAL CLINICS
• SCHOOL HOPES STAGED WRECK DISCOURAGES DRUNK DRIVERS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Dustin A. Turner is charged with murder and abduction in the death of Jennifer L. Evans. Last year he was also charged with attempted rape and penetration with an animate object in connection with Evans' death. Those two charges were dropped Nov. 2, 1995, at a preliminary hearing. A MetroNews story Thursday said incorrectly that Turner was still being charged with all four offenses. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Friday, May 17, 1996, page A2. ***************************************************************** JUDGE PROHIBITS CAMERAS FROM BEACH MURDER TRIAL
• DEVELOPMENT PANEL FAULTED FOR EXPENSE ACCOUNT MISUSE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The Iowa Tests of Basic Skills taken by fourth-grade students at Pembroke Meadows Elementary School were lost in the mail along with those for eight other Virginia Beach schools. A story in Thursday's paper incorrectly listed Pembroke Elementary School. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Friday, May 17, 1996, page A2. ***************************************************************** BEACH STUDENTS TO RETAKE SHORTENED TEST
• CARRIER JFK RETURNS TODAY FOR SHORT VISIT IN NORFOLK
• FATHER SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR HARASSING WITNESS IN SON'S TRIAL
• PAY FOR ROADS NOW OR STEW, EXPERT SAYS HE PREDICTS THAT IN 10 YEARS, TRAFFIC HERE WILL MOVE AS SLOWLY AS IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
• MAN AND WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN BEACH APARTMENT HUSBAND SAYS HE RETURNED HOME AND FOUND SUSPECTED INTRUDER STABBING WIFE.
• 3 VICTIMS BATTLE RABID FOX IN BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD
• SUFFOLK COUNCIL OKS HIGHER UTILITY RATES
• LEARNING TO LEAD A BEACH PROGRAM TEACHES NEIGHBORHOOD LEADERS HOW TO WORK TOGETHER.
• NORFOLK MAN INDICTED IN JAN. SLAYING IS ARRESTED
• BEACH INSTITUTE MODELED AFTER HAMPTON PROGRAM THE HAMPTON PROGRAM HAS BEEN EXPANDED TO INCLUDE TEENAGERS.
• FORUM ON REGIONAL ISSUES SEEKS IDEAS FROM AREA RESIDENTS
• FISHING ACTION SLOW FOR ANGLERS ON N.C. BEACHES
• FISHERMEN CHAFE AT BLUE-FIN RESTRICTIONS A RULING ON WHETHER THEY CAN SELL THE TUNA IS TO BE MADE BY NEXT SEASON.
• JOE LADISIC NEEDS TIME IN RETURN FOR HIS TOIL
• MAN ENTERS PLEA IN SLAYING OF BROTHER
• HAMPTON ROADS MUST CLEAR THE AIR TO COMPLY WITH THE FEDERAL CLEAN AIR ACT AND AVOID PENALTIES, HAMPTON ROADS MUST SHOW THAT IT CAN KEEP ITS EMISSIONS OF THREE AIR POLLUTANTS FROM RISING FOR THE NEXT 10 YEARS. BUT ACCORDING TO STATE RESEARCH, EMISSIONS OF ONE ARE EXPECTED TO RISE. NITROGEN OXIDE, A COMPONENT OF SMOG, COMES FROM CAR EXHAUST AND SMOKESTACKS. UNLESS THE REGION ACTS, EMISSIONS WILL RISE BY ABOUT 20 TONS A DAY OVER THE NEXT 10 YEARS . EMISSIONS OF VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS, ANOTHER COMPONENT OF SMOG, AND CARBON MONOXIDE, A NOXIOUS GAS, ARE PROJECTED TO FALL, MOSTLY BECAUSE OF REFORMULATED GASOLINES. TO BRING NITROGEN OXIDE UNDER CONTROL: STATE OFFICIALS HAVE ASKED VIRGINIA POWER, AMOCO OIL CO. AND COGENTRIX VIRGINIA LEASING CORP. TO VOLUNTARILY TIGHTEN CONTROL OF THEIR EMISSIONS. IF THE REGION DOESN'T MEET THE STANDARDS: HAMPTON ROADS WILL REMAIN ON A NATIONAL LIST OF SMOGGY URBAN AREAS, WHICH COULD LEAD TO TAILPIPE INSPECTIONS AND TOUGHER REGULATIONS ON LOCAL INDUSTRY.
• CHESAPEAKE JUBILEE OPENS FRIDAY
• YORK RIVER REOPENS
• MAN CHARGED IN MOLESTATION