The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, June 25, 1996

• ROGER R. ALSTON
• MONICA M. CARLSON
• JOHN B. POWELL
• CLARENCE J. LINTON
• MICHAEL D. SYMONS
• MABEL G. WETHERINGTON
• WILLIAM E. SHOCKLEY SR.
• ROSIE B. SUIS
• BILLY DANIELS
• LILLIAN B. CLERE
• WINNIE M. LANKFORD
• VERNON A. THORNE
• ALEE C. WILLIAMS
• ROBERT L. EDMONDS
• ALMA B. LYNCH
• MABEL L. JONES
• INEZ F. TURNER
• JUANITA ELLISON
• MADGE S. ROGERSON
• PROSSER S. CARNEGIE
• DR. LONNIE O. CLARK, JR.
• SIEGFRIED B. VON JUERGENSONN
• ROBERT L. RODGERS SR.
• ANNIE AMPEY
• REBA T. MATTHEWS
• CHARLES E. HOPKINS
• CHARLIE V. WEBB
• KATHLEEN CARTER
• BEACH SIGNS STORM-SAFETY PLAN WARNER AND PICKETT SAY AGREEMENT LOCKS IN ARMY ENGINEERS BUT DOESN;T MEAN CONGRESS MUST PAY FOR THE $102 MILLION PROJECT.
• BETTER WATER ARRIVES, BRINGING BIGGER FISH
• BODY OF BABY GIRL FOUND AT TRASH PLANT PORTSMOUTH POLICE DO NOT KNOW THE CAUSE OF DEATH OF THE UNIDENTIFIED INFANT.
• WALKING TALL ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS FOUR TEENS DEVELOPED AN ATTITUDE, ALL RIGHT. THEY WALKED TALL AND PROUD - AND THEY GRADUATED.
• GRANDMOTHER HAS SETBACK IN BID FOR GRANDDAUGHTER
• STORMS STALL TRAFFIC; THOUSANDS LOSE POWER TORNADO SPOTTED IN SUFFOLK; HAIL PELTS PORTSMOUTH, NORFOLK
• MAN APPARENTLY SHOT, IN CRITICAL CONDITION
• PORTSMOUTH OFFICERS SUE LAWYER OVER CLAIMS THEY CLAIM HE MISHANDLED THEIR 1992-95 OVERTIME LAWSUIT, LOSING TIME AND MONEY.
• COMMUNITY HELPS BOATBUILDER LAUNCH 63-FOOT YACHT 60,000-POUND VESSEL THAT TOOK 3 YEARS TO BUILD IS READY FOR A SHAKEDOWN CRUISE.
• JUST CRUISING A ROUTE NORTH IN SEARCH OF BETTER WEATHER THIS LEG OF THE JOURNEY IS ALMOST THE LAST; NEXT, HOME TO HAMPTON ROADS.
• RETIRING COAST GUARD LEADER RECALLS THRILLS, PREPARES FOR NEW ADVENTURES
• SOFT SHELL CATCH NO REASON TO BE CRABBY CAROLINIANS AREN'T FACING OTHER STATES' MISFORTUNES.
• GRAD HAS $92,000 PROBLEM AT THE FORK IN THE ROAD, TEEN CHOSE COLLEGE ROUTE OVER ONE TO WELFARE.
• MIZ CLINTON IS JUST BEING HER CREATIVE, OUTGOING SELF
• BRIDGE CEREMONY
• ELIZABETH CITY COUNCIL PASSES TAX HIKE, $36.7 MILLION BUDGET
• PROFESSOR SAYS POPULATION GROWTH IS BAY'S ANTAGONIST
• UNIONS TO SUPPORT AXSOM CAMPAIGN
• SUFFOLK BOY INJURED
• PETA GETS A HAND FROM A CELEBRITY
• ODU FACULTY TEACHING MORE CLASSES THAN IN PAST 5 YEARS PROFS AVERAGED 3 1/3 CLASSES AND ABOUT 90 STUDENTS PER SEMESTER IN THE '95-'96 TERM.
• MUSEUM'S ``LOST COLONY'' EXHIBIT
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The Pilgrim Virgin of Fatima Statue will visit Virginia Wesleyan College on Thursday. A reception begins at 5:30 p.m., followed by a lecture at 7 and rosary at 8 p.m. An item in Tuesday's MetroNews section contained an incorrect date and time. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Wednesday, June 16, 1996, page A2. ***************************************************************** STATUE TO VISIT WESLEYAN
• TEEN MOTHER CHARGED
• MAN HURT IN TRAILER FIRE
• MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT