The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, May 23, 1996

• COOL AMID CHAOS FOR HER COMMITMENT TO PRINCESS ANNE HIGH AND ITS STUDENTS, PAT GRIFFIN IS NAMED THE CITY'S SECONDARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR.
• JONES ACCUSED IN WIFE'S SLAYING BOTH DEALT WITH STRESS, SUSPECT'S PARENTS SAY.
• IN-STATE FEES, TUITION HELD STEADY AT NSU ROOM-AND-BOARD FEES WILL INCREASE BY $376 A YEAR, THE UNIVERSITY'S BOARD DECIDED.
• SEARCH YIELDS MARIJUANA PLANT IN NAGS HEAD
• GRADE CHANGES ADJUST HONORS STANDING TWO WILL BECOME SALUTATORIANS AT MANTEO HIGH.
• TOP OFFICIALS URGED TO VISIT OREGON INLET SEEING THE PROBLEM MAY SPEED ACTION, SEN. BASNIGHT SAYS.
• MVP JORDAN TOWERS OVER SHAQ FROM THE FOUL LINE
• PENINSULA YARD GETS POLLUTION PERMIT NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING HAS BEEN STRUGGLING TO GET THE STATE PERMIT FOR FIVE YEARS. THE PERMIT RESTRICTS THE USE OF A HARMFUL BOAT PAINT, BUT IT AVERTS EXPENSIVE TESTING OF WATER WASTE. THE EPA MUST APPROVE.
• EYE WITNESS TESTIMONY PROMPTS CALL FOR MISTRIAL
• APPARENTLY FISH DON'T KNOW WHAT A GOOD FISHING SPOT IS
• DOROTHY A. BROWN
• MAUDE L. RUSSELL
• DAVID L. CHERRY
• JOHN E. PARTRIDGE
• RALPH J. CERINO JR.
• ARTHUR M. WHITMORE
• MAE N. MATTHEWS
• KATHARINE P. JOHNSON
• DWIGHT D. CULBERSON
• MABEL W. KILMON
• JAMES A. JOHNSON
• DOMINICK J. PERRINI
• RICKY L. MCDONALD
• THOMAS J. BUCZEK
• CATHERINE E. BYRD
• JASON L. WISE
• ARTEMESIA T. WHITE
• JAMES K. PARKS
• ORVILLE G. CANDLER JR.
• NORMAN J. WILLIAMS
• REBECCA J. LEONARD
• THELMA C. BRAUN
• ALVA F. BONNEY
• HELEN M. CAMPBELL
• JOHN R. SIMMS JR.
• LILLIAN J. BAREFOOT
• THIRD BODY IS RECOVERED IN BAY BOATING ACCIDENT NORFOLK MAN, 62, IS THE ONLY SURVIVOR OF 4 ON FISHING TRIP
• LOTTO WINNER SUES TO REGAIN FEES PAID TO LAWYERS
• POLICE SEIZE TAPE SAID TO STATE SLAIN WOMAN'S CHARGE OF HARASSMENT
• BATAAN SURVIVORS BRING HISTORY TO LIFE
• BEACH OFFICER CHARGED WITH STEALING; ANOTHER FIRED IN FONDLING CASE
• ``YOUR MIND IS YOUR MUSCLE,'' STUDENTS TOLD
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The city of Portsmouth will absorb the 50-cent cost of curbside recycling through its general fund. A MetroNews story Thursday incorrectly said the fee would be tacked on to residents' water bills. Correction published Friday, May 24, 1996 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** SPSA TO CHARGE 50 CENTS A MONTH FOR CURBSIDE RECYCLING IN 7 AREAS
• JOHN WARNER DECLINES TO GIVE SPEECH AT GOP CONVENTION
• 11-YEAR-OLD BOY SERIOUSLY HURT AFTER SKATING INTO PATH OF VAN
• GREEN RUN FIRE RULED ACCIDENTAL
• PENINSULA CYCLIST ELUDING POLICE IS THROWN INTO BAY AFTER CRASH
• SMITHFIELD FOODS GAINS DELAY FOR CONNECTING TO HRSD PLANT
• WELCOME TO NORFOLK
• CONCERT CANCELED
• WEEKEND AFR'AM FEST HONORS AFRICAN-AMERICAN CULTURAL TIES