The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, September 13, 1996

• GEORGE M. W. OWENS JR.
• CIERRA R. CARTER
• LAQUETTA D. BURROUGHS
• MADGE J. DAVIS
• FLOYD L. WILSON
• ROBERT R. SMITH
• THOMAS C. JARVIS
• GARY L. CARTWRIGHT
• PERCY S. SPIVEY
• MARY F. BOOMER
• OTIS D. ROBERTSON
• VIRGIE L. NOBLES
• GEORGE BALLANCE
• BLANCHE M. TOMPKINS
• EDNA S. ELAM
• DONALD L. DIXON
• VIVIAN B. BROOKS
• KARL JAHN
• PATRICIA E. SHARP
• RHONDA J. MEEK
• PABLO F. MASSA-CRUZ
• MARY B. PARKER
• DRAYTON K. BALLENTINE
• WILLIAM H. LEARY
• PAULINE DELK
• MYRTLE G. LILLEY
• CHESTER H. TETTERON
• BESSIE CRIPPEN
• GEORGE EASON
• LUTHER GODWIN
• HOWARD J. THOMPSON
• MARGARET M. RIDENBAUGH
• JOSEPH STEPHENS
• MEN WALK FOR PEACE IN PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC HOUSING
• TRT GIVES INITIAL OK TO BUYING RAIL LINE CORRIDOR
• AT KILBY SHORES, LESSON'S ALREADY LEARNED
• BEACH TEEN LIKELY TO BE TRIED AS ADULT UNDER NEW LAW, IF HE IS TRIED, IT WILL BE IN CIRCUIT COURT.
• MOTHER, DAUGHTER ATTACKED; MAN SOUGHT
• CHESAPEAKE NAMES CITY MANAGER TODAY COLORADO MAN SAID TO BE EXPERT AT BUDGETS, GROWTH CONTROL - HOT ISSUES IN CHESAPEAKE.
• 3RD DISTRICT CASE FEATURES STATISTICS, PLEA FOR FAIRNESS ATTORNEYS FOCUS ON ELECTION DATA AND THE ODD SHAPE OF THE DISTRICT.
• POLICE RELEASE SKETCHES OF ASSAULT SUSPECT'S TATTOOS LAST WEEK'S INCIDENT HAS SOME SIMILARITIES TO AN UNSOLVED SERIES OF KILLINGS IN AREA.
• NAVY VOLUNTEERS TO CLEAN SUFFOLK CEMETERY
• INMATES RIOT AT NEW PASQUOTANK PRISON ANGRY APPARENTLY AT CANTEEN DELAY, 40 TO 60 MEN DAMAGE 2 CELL BLOCKS.
• PLAN TO CAP COMMERCIAL LICENSES STIRS DEBATE AT FISHERIES HEARING
• 27-POUND MACKEREL CAPS BIG HAUL OFF PIER
• NAVAL BASE WELCOMES NEW LEADER REAR ADM. COLE GIVES OVER THE REIGNS OF THE NAVAL COMPLEX AND LEAVES BEHIND A STRENGTHENED PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS AND THE NAVY.
• JOURNALIST STRESSES STAYING INFORMED IN ERA OF GLOBAL UNREST
• POLLUTION PROGRAM CUT TO MAKE WAY FOR NEW ONE WATER BOARD OKS STATE'S PLAN FOR FASTER CLEANUP, LESS HASSLE FOR BUSINESSES.
• OUTING WITH DOG REVEALS GARDEN ABUZZ WITH BEAUTY
• AQUARIUM GETS FUNDS
• IN MILITARY FLAG FOOTBALL CONTEST, FUN, FELLOWSHIP ARE THE REAL GOALS
• TIGHTER FLOUNDER RULES ENDANGER A WAY OF LIFE, LOCAL FISHERMEN SAY
• GRANBY ROW CHEERS 2ND YEAR OF NEW IDENTITY
• UKRAINIAN WARSHIPS SALUTE THEIR ALLIES
• CLARIFICATION
• ARREST MADE IN MURDER
• OUTER BANKS REACHES OUT TO NEIGHBORS RESIDENTS ORGANIZE LOCAL RELIEF EFFORTS FOR FRAN'S VICTIMS IN SOUTH COUNTIES.