The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, September 18, 1996

• THOMAS C. CURRIE
• EUNICE S. PERRY
• SAMSON COWARD
• RICKY WILLOUGHBY
• ALLEN G. SAUNDERS
• MARGARET A. HALL
• ESPERANZA R. GENTILE
• JONATHAN P. RAPOPORT
• JOSEPH D. GAMMON
• ROSE C. BECK
• PAUL T. ROGAN
• RUTH H. PUGH
• CLARENCE P. DAVIS
• DOROTHY J. MORRIS
• GERTRUDE A. MORGAN
• JOHN W. SPROUSE
• PAUL E. HARRISON JR.
• MICHAEL T. GARRITY
• PHILIP N. MOTLEY JR.
• CORRINE W. PETTAWAY
• VALENTIN B. DARIA
• CLAUDINE N. HARRELL
• ALICE C. PARK
• BETTY E. KIDD
• DONNA F. EVERETT
• ROBERT L. MOSLEY
• ANNA WHITEHEAD
• CYNTHIA E. ELLSWORTH
• HENRY S. TAYLOR
• WALTER E. JOHNSON
• ELBERT G. TAFT
• WILBERT L. TAFT
• THOMAS R. PROFFITT JR.
• FRED P. KELSO JR.
• ERNEST MOORE JR.
• JAMES STEVENSON
• HOWARD M. RIDDICK
• MINNIE E. CHAPPELL
• ELNORA C. CANADY
• STATE DIGEST
• PROGRAM IN PORTSMOUTH PAIRS ADOLESCENTS, MEDICAL STUDENTS
• MEDIA CRITIC LAMENTS TV'S GROWING INFLUENCE MEDVED: POP CULTURE OFTEN CONFLICTS WITH RELIGIOUS TEACHINGS.
• CELL PHONE SCAM LEADER MUST PAY UP
• TAX SALE LANDS BUYER IN TITLE DISPUTE THE VIRGINIA PORT AUTHORITY HAD BEEN THERE FIRST, HE FOUND.
• CITIES AIM TO DECIDE WHERE TO DRAW THE LINE BUILDING PERMITS, CITY SERVICES AND PROPERTY TAXES HINGE ON DETERMINING
• SUFFOLK OPENS DOOR TO PLANNED DETENTION CENTER
• CITY WAS TOLD ABOUT SEWAGE SPILLS CHESAPEAKE MAYOR APOLOGIZES TO STATE OFFICIALS
• BEACH COUNCIL OPTS TO SPEND SOME, SAVE SOME OF ITS SURPLUS STREETLIGHTS AND SCHOOL COMPUTERS MAKE THE TOP OF THE CITY'S PRIORITY LIST.
• STILL SHORT OF NEEDS, NORFOLK SCHOOLS WISH FOR $50 MILLION MORE
• WIND AND RAIN KEEP ANGLERS, FISH AWAY
• DOLE LEADS CLINTON 47% TO 42% IN STATE POLL
• MARGUERITE T. BRINKLEY
• ATTORNEY SUES 2 DEPUTIES, SHERIFF, SAYS SHE WAS ACCOSTED, THREATENED
• THREATENING SKY
• TORNADO LEAPS THROUGH CAMPGROUND ONLY TWO CAMPERS WERE HURT, AND IT WAS A NIGHT THEY'LL NEVER FORGET.
• MUSEUM HAS A CHILDLIKE GRASP FOR REAL FANTASY
• STATE SHOULD APPOINT, NOT ELECT, ITS JUDGES, COMMISSION ADVISES
• ENVIRONMENTALISTS FIGHT HIGHWAY BOND THE $950 MILLION WOULD MOSTLY SPEED URBAN LOOP PROJECTS.
• COLINGTON ISLAND RESIDENTS MOVE 1 STEP CLOSER TO NEW ZONING PLAN
• FORUM FOCUSES ON COMMON-SENSE WAYS TO TEACH KIDS ABOUT VALUES
• BAPTIST SPLINTER GROUP PLANS TO FUEL GROWTH FROM SCRATCH
• MAN SHOT TO DEATH
• NORFOLK'S 317-BED JAIL ADDITION IS HIGH-TECH
• CORRECTIONS DEPARTMENT RACISM ALLEGED
• THE METAL? HEAVY. A MELLOW OZZY? NO WAY.
• BURNS ANDERSON'S SMALL CAR CARE SHOP NOW