The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, July 17, 1996

• DUDLEY COOPER
• SUZANNE P. WEBER
• ANNIE CLEMONS
• SALOME C. RUNALDUE
• MINNIE S. MAINER
• TIMOTHY L. DAVIS
• RAJGEE D. MCDONALD
• RAYMOND FLEMMING
• BESSIE D. HARRISSON
• ELWOOD REA
• ALICE H. WRIGHT
• WILLIAM J. STEPHENS
• JOSEPH R. DOUTHAT JR.
• MILDRED L. MOORE
• MARY B. BALLANCE
• FRANCES N. MILLER
• JUDY A. JONES
• RONALD J. ZADAI
• SUSAN C. AINSLIE
• CHRISTOPHER A. LANDERS
• BRUCE A. JACKSON
• JESSE T. ARTIS
• CARLOS D. ROBERTS SR.
• BROWER C. PARKS
• MOLLIE P. MERRITT
• LILLIAN GOCHE
• KATHRYN DAVIS
• JOHN RINGOLD
• DAISY N. POND
• SHARON A. JOHNSON
• SAM PILLMON
• FLORA D. TURNER
• JOHNNIE R. RICKS
• PATSY M. RASBERRY
• GOLDIE DOBOS MEGYESE
• FISHERIES COMMITTEE RESCHEDULES MEETING
• FISHERIES PANEL MEMBER RESIGNS
• BE THERE FORUM SPOTLIGHTS NATION'S FOCUS ON FATHERS AND THEIR ROLES IN A TROUBLED SOCIETY.
• SCHOOLS TURN BUDGET CRISIS AROUND 1995-96 BUDGET IS BALANCED, SAY ADMINISTRATORS TO BEACH BOARD.
• HILLPOINT FARM ON HOLD FOR 30 DAYS
• NEW SUFFOLK MAYOR BRINGS EXPERIENCE TO LEADERSHIP UNDERWOOD GOES BACK TO PRE-MERGER DAYS WITH THE CITY.
• PORTSMOUTH OFFICES LEFT IN THE DARK BY A STORM
• NSU RECTOR OUTLINES SEARCH PROCESS FOR WILSON'S SUCCESSOR
• SUFFOLK COUNCIL TO WEIGH KEY PART OF PROPOSAL TO USE NAVY FACILITY
• SENATE PANEL OKS $6 MILLION TO HELP WITH BEACH BEACHES
• HANDCUFFED MAN ESCAPES FROM POLICE CAR
• CHESAPEAKE EASES RULE ON NEW PARKING SPACES THE CITY COUNCIL VOTES UNANIMOUSLY TO TRIM THE NUMBER OF SPACES REQUIRED.
• FOUNDATION AWARDS $900,000 TO EVMS PATIENT SKILLS PROGRAM
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CORRECTION A story in Wednesday's MetroNews section incorrectly identified Suffolk Councilwoman Marian B. ``Bea'' Rogers as a former Suffolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority commissioner. Rogers is a council liaison to the housing authority board. Correction published , Thursday, July 18, 1996 p.A2 ***************************************************************** SUFFOLK HOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD ELECTS NEW CHIEF
• REGENT'S SISTER-SCHOOL STUDENTS GRADUATE THE UNIVERSITY'S FIRST GRADUATING CLASS OF FOREIGN STUDENTS ALSO STUDIED IN KOREA.
• ANGLERS' CROAKER CATCH HAS BEEN PLENTIFUL
• PLANNED TOURIST ATTRACTION HAS EVERYTHING BUT A NAME
• DAMAGE-ASSESSMENT SYSTEM EVALUATED DARE COUNTY WANTS BETTER WAY TO CHECK ON STORM AFTERMATH
• ELIZABETH II STANDS UP STRAIGHT
• WHERE FASHION IS CONCERNED, BE A SEER, NOT A SUCKER
• HEARING SET ON PROPOSED BONFIRE BAN
• CURRITUCK BOARD BACKS LOAN FOR JUDICIAL COMPLEX
• JURY FINDS TEEN GUILTY OF MURDER ROYALE STEWART, 18, FACES LIFE IN PRISON OR DEATH FOR KILLING KEVIN GALLEGOS.
• CONVICTED MURDERER TO DIE TONIGHT JOSEPH SAVINO HAS APPEALED, BUT UNLESS INTERVENTION ARRIVES, HIS SENTENCE STANDS.
• THE AREA SHOOK, BUT IT DIDN'T QUAKE LAST THURSDAY'S RATTLE LEFT EXPERTS SHAKING THEIR HEADS OVER THE CAUSE.
• CORRECTION
• LOST COLONY WILL RECEIVE $2 MILLION FOR RENOVATION