The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, June 29, 1996

• MARGARET L. FORBES
• LOUISE T. LILES
• ROBERT C. POWELL
• JOSEPH L. BRENNER
• GEORGE JONES
• CALVIN C. OWENS
• ROBERT FOLKES MOORE
• DEREK LOFTON CREED
• DOROTHY T. ROCKEFELLER
• ROBERT W. BARCO
• ANNE J. PETOCK
• JOHNATHAN F. HARRISON
• ANNIE M. ARTIS
• KATIE B. CULVERHOUSE
• JOSEPH SCHNEIDER
• ARTHUR W. HOPE JR.
• HENRY E. WETHINGTON SR.
• ELLEN F. VOLTZ
• DWIGHT L. PARKER
• CARL D. MINNICK
• LOUIS F. LANE
• EARL W. JONES
• BRUCE WIGGINS
• ELLEN W. CHERRY
• JUDY G. EURE
• ROSA L. WIGGINS
• JOSEPHINE W. GUTRIDGE
• MARJORIE A. PATERSON
• GREGORY E. JOHNSON
• TWO DAYS TILL 757? INDUSTRIOUS WORKERS HAVE US THERE ALREADY
• KAYAK JOURNEY WILL HELP FIGHT BREAST CANCER
• PORTSMOUTH'S NEW FIRE STATION IS A TRIBUTE TO A FORMER CHIEF
• SUFFOLK POLICE CHIEF RETIRES; SEARCH IS ON FOR ``RIGHT PERSON''
• EAGLEBURGER TO JOIN W&M BOARD OF VISITORS
• JONES' ATTORNEY ARGUES FOR MENTAL EVALUATION
• ODU PRESIDENT TO GET 7.5% SALARY INCREASE, TO $158,494 A YEAR
• TOMMY VS. THE BULL: LAWSUIT IS NO JOKE, JUDGE REFUSES TO THROW OUT RADIO SLANDER CASE
• ENGINEERING PROF AT ODU PROMOTED TO RESEARCH POSITION
• HOLLEY MAKES HIS RE-ENTRANCE PORTSMOUTH'S MAYOR-ELECT, JAMES HOLLEY, NEVER DOUBTED HE'D BE BACK IN POLITICS.
• CHARITY TRIAL ENDS IN A HUNG JURY OVER DNA THE JURY SPLIT 8-4, WITH THE MAJORITY SAYING HE WAS GUILTY OF RAPING A JOGGER.
• LONE INDEPENDENT DOESN'T LIKE ``SWING VOTE'' ROLE
• 2 LOCAL MEN AMONG THE 10 FINALISTS FOR NATIONAL HONOR
• 8 HURT WHEN STAIRWELL COLLAPSES
• LOVELL GETS DEATH PENALTY THE MANTEO MAN WAS CONVICTED OF KILLING A MARYLAND STATE TROOPER. ``YOU SINGLE-HANDEDLY SHATTERED MY DREAMS.'' - LORI PLANK TOLD IVAN LOVELL, WHO MURDERED HER HUSBAND
• ALBEMARLE AGENCY ON ROAD TO RECOVERY RESTRUCTURING CUTS COSTS, AND AUDITOR HAS GOOD NEWS ON COMMISSION DEFICIT.
• A VISITOR FROM THE CAPITOL: INTERIOR OFFICIAL OPENS PARKS BUILDING
• BODY OF BOY FOUND
• CHURCH FIRE INQUIRY INCLUDES ARSON CHECKS GUILFORD SHERIFF: ``THIS IS A SIGN OF THE TIMES. WE'RE NOT TAKING ANY CHANCES.''
• FORMER GATES STANDOUT RETURNS TO HOME FIELD
• SHIFT IN WIND MULTIPLIES OFFSHORE HAUL FOR ANGLERS
• U.S. CITY LEADERS EXCHANGE IDEAS FOR ENCOURAGING CITIZEN ACTIVITY
• FELLOWSHIP OF MODERATE BAPTISTS TO VOTE ON SPLIT DESPITE THE BARRIERS TO MOVING APART FROM CONSERVATIVES, A VOTE IS SLATED FOR TODAY.
• LET THE '96 VIRGINIA STATE GAMES BEGIN
• JUNIS B. OUTLAW