The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, September 11, 1996

• GARY L. MADDOX JR.
• MARY S. LAWRENCE
• WILLIAM O. BRIGHT SR.
• CARL R. CUNNINGHAM JR.
• ENOCH ALEXANDER
• ANDRA COBB
• HOWARD T. DAMERON JR.
• MARIE B. JONES
• GRACE R. DUNKUM
• BOBBY NORRIS
• ARTHUR R. HORTON
• WAVERLY L. CAMERON
• ALEJANDRA SWORDS
• RUSSELL H. RICE
• JOHN J. HOWARD, JR.
• LORRAINE TAYLOR
• CHARLES M. MAPLE SR.
• EARL T. SWINK
• CHARLOTTE C. CRUSE
• PATRICE F. THOMAS
• CECELIA C. MCCOY
• VIOLA T. BISHOP
• JOHN WILLIAMS
• MARGUERITA V. FUGUA
• MAY B. TURNER
• LILLIAN E. OLIVER
• ``VAMPIRE'' DEFENDANT FOUND GUILTY HE'S CONVICTED OF 30 COUNTS OF SEX CRIMES AGAINST TEEN GIRLS
• CHESAPEAKE MAY CONVERT OLD LANDFILL INTO A PARK CITY OFFICIALS SEE MOUNT TRASHMORE AS A MODEL FOR THEIR FORMER MUNICIPAL LANDFILL.
• TRIAL SET FOR SUFFOLK MAN FIGHTING FOR STORE
• CITIZENS, CITY WORK TO BETTER COMMUNITY RESIDENTS HELP DECIDE WHAT NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENTS ARE NEEDED THE MOST.
• COURT JUSTICE BEMOANS LACK OF HEROES, CROWD OF VICTIMS. THOMAS BLAMES LAWYERS, POLITICIANS FOR DECLINE IN PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY.
• COMMISSION CLOSES HEARINGS ON NORFOLK JUDGE
• HEARING TODAY TO LOOK AT OUTPATIENT SURGERY CLINIC
• CONFERENCE CENTER WINS APPROVAL, 7-2 TO FUND THE PROJECT, THE COUNCIL IS RAISING HOTEL AND MEAL TAXES.
• STORM FILM SHOCKS HOMEOWNERS KEPT FROM GOING TO SITES
• ANGLERS SEEING SPOTS ON NORTHERN PIERS
• MANTEO TO CHOOSE A BID FOR TOWN LAND RESIDENTS' GROUP, NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER MADE IDENTICAL OFFERS.
• WATER AGREEMENT WITH COUNTY NEARS FINAL STAGE
• BOARD DISPUTE LEADS TO A CALL FOR COMMISSIONER'S RESIGNATION
• THEY'VE GONE UNDERCOVER TO GET DATA TO PREVENT A PEP BOYS OUTLET FROM BEING BUILT NEAR THEIR LAKE.
• ``3-STRIKES'' LAWS RARELY USED, STUDY SAYS 6 OF 22 STATES THAT HAVE PASSED SUCH LAWS SINCE 1993 HAVE HAD NO CONVICTIONS.
• PRESIDENT TO INSPECT HURRICANE'S DAMAGE TO NORTH CAROLINA
• NSU SCHOLARSHIPS
• MAN'S BODY IDENTIFIED
• UNDERCOVER COP TESTIFIES IN FIRST CASE FROM BIG DRUG STING
• PANEL REINSTATES DEATH PENALTY IN BEACH SLAYING A LOWER COURT ERRED WHEN IT OVERTURNED THE SENTENCE, THE FEDERAL JUDGES RULED.
• BEACH PLAN WOULD RELIEVE OCEANA TRAFFIC AND SAVE MONEY
• GRANBY STREET PLANS BLOCK PARTY NORFOLK'S GRANBY ROW CELEBRATES ITS REBIRTH WITH A NEW ORLEANS-STYLE BASH.
• WOMAN ASSAULTED
• DINING ON THE TERRACE
• HENS LAY, PEOPLE LIE, FIGHTERS SLAY, LABRADORS LIE