The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, September 19, 1996

• STANLEY H. FISHER
• DONNA F. EVERETT
• CHRISTOPHER V. XENAKIS
• CLARENCE P. DAVIS
• MINNIE E. CHAPPELL
• ROOSEVELT SMITH
• EDNA R. MCINTOSH
• NESSIE S. KOONCE
• ERNEST MOORE JR.
• PERNELL JORDAN
• ROBERT L. KNOWLES SR.
• JOHN E. LARSH JR.
• ABNER P. LASSITER
• KATHLEEN B. LEWIS
• HOWARD T. TROXLER
• LEROY GORDON
• JANET H. GIBBS
• THOMAS R. PROFFITT JR.
• JAMES OTTER
• DAVID SMITH
• TAKIA L. SIMMONS
• VERA V. GOODWIN
• ROBERT F. BARNUM
• MARGARET C. HUGHES
• ANNIE M. TURNER
• JIMMY HILL
• JO ANNE A. SIEGLE
• BRUCE K. GRIGGS SR.
• LAURA E. CLAYTER
• CALVIN H. WOOD SR.
• RICHARD M. BURNER
• ROBERT A. DAVIS
• BERTHA B. BATLEMAN
• JANELL E. CULPEPPER
• SHELBY J. VEST
• GLORIA Q. LYONS
• THOMAS C. CURRIE
• SPSA HELPS SUFFOLK BUSINESS RECYCLE 66 TONS OF GLASS JARS
• PROPOSAL WOULD MAKE IT ILLEGAL TO KEEP BLUEFIN IN PEAK MONTHS
• MORE CHARGES EXPECTED AGAINST STUDENT
• CALIFORNIA MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO '82 MURDER
• BEACH EXPLORES MINIMUM GPA STUDENTS WHO DON'T MAKE THE GRADES WOULDN'T TAKE PART IN EXTRACURRICULARS.
• PORTSMOUTH BOARD TO DISCUSS GPA EXEMPTIONS FOR NEWCOMERS SOME MEMBERS FEEL ALL STUDENTS NEED TIME TO GET USED TO THE NEW STANDARDS.
• PLAN WOULD PUT OFF THE CONSOLIDATION OF FINANCIAL SERVICES BEACH SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER WANTS TIME FOR RECONSIDERATION.
• SUFFOLK COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE ON HILLPOINT FARMS HOUSING RATIO IS HOLDING UP A UNIFIED PLAN FOR CONSIDERATION.
• STATE DIGEST
• ODU WINS GRANT TO OPEN NURSING CENTER
• PANEL OKS STUDY FOR SOUTHEASTERN PARKWAY BUT TWO HURDLES REMAIN: FEDERAL REGULATORS AND THE CHESAPEAKE COUNCIL.
• THE CHEMISTRY WAS RIGHT LOVE OF SCIENCE, CAN-DO ATTITUDE PUSHES GIRL TO EXCEL IN A SUBJECT DOMINATED BY THE BOYS.
• GROUPS PITCH IN TO BUILD HOME FOR DISABLED
• BUNCH RESIGNS AS ELIZABETH CITY POLICE CHIEF
• POLL SHOWS HUNT LEADING HAYES IN RACE FOR GOVERNOR, 58% TO 32%
• JET SKIS JOLTING WATERFRONT RESIDENTS THEY'RE TOO LOUD, AND ARE DISTURBING WATERFOWL HABITATS, RESIDENTS SAY.
• FISHING IMPROVES AS WINDS, SEAS SUBSIDE
• NEW GUARDRAILS INSTALLED
• ZOO HOPES TO ADD SPICE TO RHINO ROMANCE TOGETHER FOR 22 YEARS, THEY'VE YET TO REPRODUCE.
• STATE MAKES DRIVER'S LICENSES EASIER TO USE AND HARDER TO COPY
• PARENTS OF SLAIN HIKER VISIT CRIME SCENE
• JAMES DYKE WON'T RUN FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
• VA. WELFARE ROLLS HAVE SHRUNK SINCE REFORM TOOK EFFECT SINCE THE CHANGES BEGAN IN JUNE 1995, 14% HAVE STOPPED RECEIVING BENEFITS.
• DURING SCHOOL TOUR, BEYER GETS A TASTE OF OVERCROWDING
• STATE SUSPENDS CERTIFICATE OF FORMER MANTEO SCIENCE TEACHER
• STRIPED BASS BABY BOOM MAY BE A SIGN OF RECOVERY
• FRESH MORNING AIR
• CURATOR HONORED
• FRANKLIN WOMAN KILLED