The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, October 17, 1996

• EILEEN B. MCSWEENEY
• ROBERT R. BARTLETT
• HENRY A. WALTON
• DE'JUAN M. PARKER
• KENNETH Q. POYNTER SR.
• LEROY A. WESCOTT
• MATTIE L. EBRON
• MARY S. BRADLEY
• ANNE C. PATRAGAS
• JEWELL M. ENGLISH
• MINNIE E. BURNSIDE
• MARION M. KENNEDY
• RUBY M. NATOLI
• LETHA WHITEHURST
• LINWOOD RHODES JR.
• DOUGLAS H. THOMASSEN
• MARY B. SYKES
• FLORENCE E. IOBST
• WILLIAM E. CHITTY
• PAMELA MOSCOFFIAN
• ERNEST G. YOUNG
• SHIRLEY ROBINSON KOSMA
• EDWARD D. ALLEN
• DORIS P. TAYLOR
• LILLIE H. WILLIAMS
• EDWARD L. HAGERMAN
• PRINCE A. POWERS SR.
• GEORGE A. WILLIS
• MARGARET M. JONES
• CLIFTON D. MURPHY
• HAYWOOD S. BREWER
• VICTORIA L. GRINAVIC
• J. ROBERT COOKE
• MARIE H. WALLACE
• ALEXANDER CUFFEE SR.
• SHEPHERD M. ARMSTRONG
• ROBERT C. SULLIVAN
• HOWARD D. HILL
• BATTLING SMOG REGION'S AIR IS CLEAN - BY TODAY'S STANDARDS BUT EPA RULES FOR EVEN CLEANER AIR MAY BE RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER.
• LILY C. YOUNG
• ROOFING REPAIRS BEHIND SCHEDULE AT BEACH SCHOOLS
• LESBIANS AND GAYS ALERTED TO PRESENCE OF POSSIBLE KILLER
• BATTLESHIP TO ARRIVE AT NEW HOME TODAY
• A HEADQUARTERS FOR THE HOMELESS NORFOLK CENTER PROVIDES COFFEE, SHOWERS AND REST FROM THE STREET.
• FLIER ALERTS GAYS IN OUTER BANKS ABOUT SUSPECT IN SERIAL KILLINGS
• WIDENING OF U.S. ROUTE 460 ELIMINATED FROM TRAFFIC STUDY
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story in Thursday's MetroNews section erroneously said that a new academic building at Virginia Wesleyan College would cost $2.5 million. That is the amount of money raised for the building so far. The cost of the building has not been determined. Correction published Friday, October 18, 1996 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** NEW VICE CHAIRMAN ELECTED AT WESLEYAN
• 2ND LAWSUIT INTENSIFIES FEUD OVER LIGHT SHOWS NORFOLK BOTANICAL GARDEN ACCUSES COMPANY OF SETTING UP BEACH DISPLAY.
• BULL'S-EYE LOGO TO MARK NEW BELTWAY FOR HAMPTON ROADS THE 55-MILE ROUTE TOUCHES SIX OF THE REGION'S CITIES AND TWO TUNNEL SYSTEMS.
• SUFFOLK DELAYS VOTE ON RAISING UTILITY RATES ``WE'RE SUFFERING,'' ONE UNHAPPY RESIDENT SAID AT A CITY COUNCIL HEARING WEDNESDAY.
• BEACH MAN PUSHES FOR CHANGE IN TEACHER TENURE LAW DANIEL ARRIS, A SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER, WANTS TO BEGIN RENEWABLE CONTRACTS.
• DOLE MAINTAINS NARROW LEAD OVER CLINTON
• CONDITIONS FINE BUT FISHING IS A FIZZLE ON DARE COAST
• PARTNERSHIP HIRES TWO CONSULTANTS RALEIGH PLANNERS JOLT PANEL WITH INITIAL REQUEST OF $80,000 A YEAR.
• STORMS WON'T SINK MUSEUM, BUILDERS HOPE THE GRAVEYARD OF THE ATLANTIC MUSEUM WILL BE MADE TO HOLD OFF HATTERAS' STORMS.
• GATES COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM TO MARK 25TH ANNIVERSARY
• CRUISER RESCUE
• CRUISER ESCORTED TO SAFETY
• ACCLAIMED SCIENTIST TO SPEAK AT ODU
• NORFOLK PRINCIPALS' FRUSTRATIONS ARE VOICED AT MEETING WITH BOARD
• GREAT WAY TO START A DAY