The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, July 11, 1996

• HAZEL BRISCO
• ADA M. MITCHELL
• DARRYL J. HILL
• REGINA A. LEWIS
• LORRANDA J. DYSON
• MINNIE R. TOLER
• RIDDICK SCREWS
• FLOSSIE T. ASHLEY
• MAYBELL C. HAYNES
• ROBERT L. LANE
• RUTH R. DAVIS
• RACHEL R. HODGES
• FOY LEE POPE
• ROSALIND G. PENDERGRAPH
• STANLEY L. GREENE
• JOSEPH A. GLASS
• JOANNE HELTON
• RICHARD D. ATTARD
• LORRAINE A. CRAFTON
• HUNTER R. LIGON
• SUSIE B. MCCLAIN
• EVELYN V. SATTERFIELD
• WALTER BALLARD III
• PEGGY A. FOWLER
• DONALD S. WEBB
• ELIC M. STEVENS SR.
• ALTON W. LASSITER
• SUZANNE P. WEBER
• WALTER E. VANN SR.
• JEANETTE F. MCKEWEN
• SOME HOLD FAST BEFORE HURRICANE BERTHA HAD THEM COMING AND GOING AT FISHING CENTER.
• MARY M. CLARK
• FANNIE D. IRVING
• ELNORA HECKSTALL
• LAWRENCE D. PAYNE
• GUSSIE M. EVANS
• EDNA B. WISE
• RICHARD D. ROZZELLE
• GRADY W. BANKS
• ROBERTA B. CHAPPELEAR
• CARL E. LONG SR.
• JOHN P. GENESAVICH
• CHARITY FACES RETRIAL ON CHARGES OF RAPE IN SEASHORE PARK IN '93
• CHESAPEAKE PLACES LAST AMONG AREA CITIES IN UNITED WAY GIFTS
• CHESAPEAKE RESIDENTS TO GET CHANCE TO HELP CITY PLANNERS
• CAMPOSTELLA CLUB WILL GET HELP FROM CBN
• VIRGINIA CLERKS GROUP RECOGNIZES PORTSMOUTH CLERK'S MANY TALENTS PITTMAN ADDS THE HONOR TO HER NEW DUTIES AS STATE GROUP'S PRESIDENT.
• CHESAPEAKE OFFICIALS AGREE TO SETTLEMENT WITH POLICE OFFICERS THE OFFICIALS WERE ACCUSED OF RELEASING PERSONNEL FILES ON THE POLICE OFFICERS.
• BRINGING UP BABY BEGINS WITH FIRST CELL, GROUP BELIEVES
• LEARNING TO COPE WITH DEATH SEMINAR TEACHES EVMS STUDENTS HOW TO COUNSEL THOSE LEFT BEHIND
• TRT AGREES TO LIGHT RAIL CHANGES PLANS WILL INCLUDE BEACH'S DESIRED LINKS TO THE NAVAL BASE AND AIRPORT.
• GROWTH STRATEGY RAISES CONCERNS PROPONENTS OF NEO-TRADITIONAL SUBDIVISIONS SAY THEY REDUCE TRAFFIC AND INCREASE A SENSE OF COMMUNITY. ROSE HILL FALLS, A NEW SUBDIVISION BEING BUILT OUTSIDE WASHINGTON, D.C., INCLUDES SOME ``NEW URBAN'' STYLE FEATURES THAT ARE BEING PROPOSED BY AN ARCHITECT FOR CHESAPEAKE.
• CURRENT, FORMER OFFICIALS ARE INDICTED ON E. SHORE THREE IN CAPE CHARLES ARE ACCUSED OF DIVERTING MONEY FROM THE TOWN BUDGET.
• VIRGINIA COLLECTED MORE REVENUE THAN EXPECTED MONEY TAKEN IN DURING THE 1996 FISCAL YEAR EXCEEDED THE ESTIMATE BY $85 MILLION.
• ASHE STATUE JOINS CONFEDERATE HEROES THE BRONZE, 12-FOOT LIKENESS IS UNVEILED BEFORE 1,500 ON MONUMENT AVENUE.
• 911 CALL ON ``ROCKETS'' SETS OFF A MEDIA BLITZ
• FISHING FAMILIES TURN OUT FOR KIDS' CONTEST AT KITTY HAWK PIER
• APPROACHING STORM PUTS A SQUEEZE ON FISHING ACTION