The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, July 2, 1996

• LINDBERGH O. WILLIS
• CLAUDE E. GARTHRIGHT SR.
• EDITH G. BERKE
• G. ELIZABETH BROWN
• HOWARD A. WHITE
• KATHRYN M. SMITH
• ETHEL BRANCH ARTHURS
• RICHARD R. ELSASSER
• ROBERT C. HANCKEL
• DONALD R. CAMERON
• BESSIE A. DOUGLAS
• THURMAN THOMAS COOK
• MARIE T. MURDEN
• GORDON R. JOHNSON
• GLADYS V. DAVIS
• MORTIE B. JONES
• HELEN S. PEARSON
• WILLIAM D. MAYER
• EDWARD KING
• WILLIAM R. MERRILL
• VERGIE MAYO
• DR. W.D. MAYER DIES; FORMER EVMS PRESIDENT
• CROSTON, JONES LEAD SUFFOLK SCHOOL BOARD
• NEW VICE MAYOR MAY BE A SIGN OF PARTY ACCORD IN CHESAPEAKE
• CHESAPEAKE MAN SENTENCED IN OIL SCAM HE DEFRAUDED MILITARY, IRS BY CHARGING FOR HIGHER-QUALITY OIL THAN THAT DELIVERED.
• KLOEPPEL, SMITH HEAD PORTSMOUTH SCHOOL BOARD
• MANATEE SPOTTED IN RUDEE INLET RARE SIGHTING IS ONE OF EARLIEST IN YEAR AND FIRST FOR INLET.
• RIDDICK WALKS OUT ON MEETING NORFOLK: COUNCIL PICKS COLLINS AS VICE MAYOR
• CITY COUNCILS ELECT THEIR LEADERS SUFFOLK COUNCIL OUSTS MAYOR
• HOLLEY, CLEMONS TO LEAD PORTSMOUTH'S COUNCIL BI-RACIAL VOTE STOPS PRACTICE OF DIVIDING LEADERSHIP BETWEEN BLACK AND WHITE.
• BEACH'S NEW COUNCIL WILL BE SWORN IN TODAY
• MAGISTRATE RELINQUISHES TOP JOB IN PORTSMOUTH SHE AND A COLLEAGUE ALSO TOOK PAY CUTS
• ROUGH SURF, RIP CURRENTS KEEP LIFEGUARDS MOVING ON OUTER BANKS BEACHES
• MONSTER TRUCK SHOW WORRIES GATES RESIDENTS BUT THE PROMOTER SAYS HE'S FOLLOWING THE COUNTY'S RULES.
• DARE WILL STAY WITH ALBEMARLE PANEL THE TROUBLED 10-COUNTY CONSORTIUM HAS DEVELOPED A NEW ACTION PLAN.
• HAVING FUN - BUT IS THERE A CATCH?
• CHILD-CARE GRANT AWARDED
• VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF (WEEKEND FISHING) LIFE ALONG DARE COAST
• WAL-MART SAYS IT LIKELY WILL HALT ITS PLAN TO BUILD ON FERRY FARM
• PARENTS CITE PROBLEMS WITH EAST BLOC ADOPTEES
• BUDGET IMPASSE THREATENS FUNDING FOR WATERWAYS
• STADIUM PANEL SETS DEC. 1 AS DEADLINE FOR LOTTERY STUDY
• HOLIDAY CLOSINGS