The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, August 22, 1996

• SAMUEL E. HARGROW JR.
• MARY B. BURKE
• LENA B. MOORE
• JOYCE A. REBER
• BRIAN E. WATSON
• EVA MAE COWELL
• JOE W. FRAZIER
• FRANK L. GAYLE JR.
• VERNESTEEN TURNER
• HENRY DOWDY
• WILLIAM R. GORMAN
• PATRICIO O. ESPINO SR.
• ANNETTE M. PAULS
• COTTIE M. HOOKER
• OLIVE L. JONES
• GLENN M. WILLIAMS
• BENNIE L. TAYLOR
• ALFRED H. REED SR.
• DOROTHY J. HILL
• EULALA HOLLOMAN
• MATTHEW REID SR.
• GEORGIA F. BRANSFORD
• WILL J. LAVELLE
• ROLAND L. HOLLAND
• PENNY CROSS
• VERNICE HOLMES
• HERBERT W. COGSDALE
• KEARA J. HAWES
• RUBY J. HOLOMAN
• IMANI T. MURIIRA
• ANTHONY S. WASHINGTON
• ALLIE MAE P. TAYLOR
• BERNICE T. WARD
• ASBURY L. CROCKETT
• BEACH TEEN DIES AFTER INHALING AEROSOL VAPORS
• MAN ACCUSED OF MURDER
• IN HONOR OF GOOD WORK, IT'S TIME TO PLAY
• SUFFOLK MAN ORDERED TO REPAY MONEY TO WOMAN'S ESTATE
• RESIDENTS WELCOME NEW DITCH, AND CURSE IT FLOODING SHOULD END, BUT TREES - AND A HOME - WILL BE LOST.
• HAMPTON MAN CONFESSES TO ROLE IN AIRMAN'S ABDUCTION AND DEATH
• PAY FOR COLLEGE NOW, GO LATER STARTING IN DECEMBER, A PROGRAM WILL OFFER PREPAID TUITION PLANS FOR VIRGINIA COLLEGES.
• STATE FOLLOWS NATIONAL SURGE IN STUDENTS FIRST-WEEK ENROLLMENTS ARE UP IN A NUMBER OF NEARBY COUNTIES.
• COA PRESIDENT NAMED HEAD OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY PANEL
• FLEETS RELEASE MORE THAN 115 WHITE MARLIN
• CURRITUCK, DARE HONORED FOR FINANCIAL REPORTING
• HE'S GOT IT MADE IN THE SHADE
• ART THERAPY AND SOCIAL WORK STUDENTS HELP SHELTER RESIDENTS WORK THROUGH THEIR EMOTIONS.
• MISSING BOY SOUGHT
• JUDGE BARS MOTHER FROM SEEING SON WITH LESBIAN LOVER SHE CAN VISIT SON, WHO LIVES WITH HER MOTHER, ALONE, BUT IS ANGERED WITH RULING.
• ROANOKE ZOO PLANS TIGER BREEDING PROGRAM THE $500,000 EFFORT IS TO PREVENT THE EXTINCTION OF ENDANGERED SIBERIAN CATS.
• NASHVILLE HR SENDS HAMMOND PACKING
• ODU HOPES FIRMS GET WIND OF ITS TUNNEL RESEARCH UNIVERSITY WANTS TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED NATIONALLY FOR ITS AEROSPACE EXPERTISE.
• CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT ARTS CENTER TO BE DESIGNED BY PEI FIRM
• WAL-MART TO STAY OFF WASHINGTON HOME SITE
• HE'S GOT IT MADE IN THE SHADE
• MORE BLASTS TODAY
• NO ACTION ON TRAIN STATION
• TRAFFIC LANE IS CLOSED
• SULTAN OF SWAT, OF A SORT, IS DUE AT SATURDAY'S FINALE