The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, January 7, 1997

• KATHERINE H. NICOSIA
• HARRY CLAYTON SR.
• CHARLENE E. LINDSEY
• RUBIE MARIE STAMPER
• MIREE G. DAVIS
• ALVIN HARVEY
• JAMES T. JACKSON
• JARVIS BASNIGHT
• JESSIE D. BRENT
• GLADYS I. MOORE
• HELEN L. AULICK
• JULIA C. BERRYMAN
• REGINALD C. ATKINS
• STAN TULL
• LEON A. BRUNNER
• SYLVESTER T. HELTON
• ELLA B. BAILEY
• CLIFTON SPATH
• LEE A. MOONE
• CHARLES E. HANCOCK
• MATTHEW M. KRAHE
• JOHN E. RIDDICK
• GEORGIE C. LEE
• HENRY BOONE
• CHARLES TURNER
• MARGARET T. HUDSON
• ALVIN E. BURNS
• ADA K. EARLY
• BENDOYLE ODOM
• DAVID G. PUGH
• DAVID A. THOMPSON JR.
• UI SIM YOUNT
• MARY D. EXUM
• CLAIR W. LUNDQUIST
• ELIZABETH W. GATLING
• LEWIS E. SEARS
• CHARLIE CARY JR.
• DONALD H. SISCO
• SIDNEY B. JOHNSON SR.
• DANIEL C. SWAIN
• JOSEPH J. MARTIN
• IN ``VAMPIRE'' CASE, DUAL BLAME JUDGE: JON BUSH AND VICTIMS' PARENTS ALL ARE CULPABLE.
• SETON HOUSE: BEACH RESIDENTS FIGHT PROPOSED BOYS' SHELTER
• JUDGE REJECTS NURSE'S SUIT, UPHOLDS HER SUSPENSION HE POINTS TO HER ``LACK OF JUDGMENT'' IN HANDLING ABORTION PATIENT AT SENTARA.
• 2 HISTORIC BUILDINGS' RESTORATION AT A STANDSTILL THE LACK OF PROGRESS ON THE 19TH-CENTURY STRUCTURES ON SUFFOLK'S NORTH MAIN STREET HAS CAUSED THE PROPERTIES' BUILDING PERMITS TO EXPIRE, AND PRESERVATIONISTS FEAR THE BUILDINGS WILL SOON BE BEYOND REPAIR.
• FROM WELFARE TO WORK A NORFOLK AGENCY OFFERED HOPE AND EMPLOYMENT TO 10 WELFARE RECIPIENTS BY TRAINING THEM TO BE DAY-CARE PROVIDERS FOR THEIR PUBLIC HOUSING COMMUNITIES.
• LT. GOVERNOR CANDIDATE ALTERS VIEW ON PIPELINE DEMOCRAT NOW SAYS BEACH HAS LEGITIMATE NEED TO TAP GASTON.
• MURDER SUSPECT, 14, MOVED FROM JAIL BECAUSE OF ASSAULTS ANTHONY CARTER, ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS HALF-SISTER, WAS BRUISED, DEPUTY TESTIFIES.
• NEW MONSIGNOR TITLES BESTOWED ON AREA PRIESTS
• BEACH JUDGES SENTENCE 2 MEN TO PRISON FOR KILLING STRANDED DRIVER ON ROUTE 44
• AS 1997 STARTS, MEMBERS OF SUFFOLK'S HOUSING AUTHORITY MAKE RESOLUTIONS
• HUNTON Y RECOVERING UNDER ORTON'S GUIDANCE HE'S HELPING IT REBUILD FINANCIALLY, AND ADDING PROGRAMS AS WELL.
• SEVEN SUFFOLK HOUSES PUT ON LIST OF HISTORIC SITES SET FOR RENOVATION INCLUDED IS THE FINNEY HOUSE, A MAIN STREET DWELLING DATING TO 1840.
• A WINTER SPRUCING
• LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING FOR DARE BOARD THE COMMISSIONERS PAID SOME BILLS, FILLED POSTS, DISCUSSED REFERENDUMS.
• FUND STARTED FOR FIRE VICTIMS
• JOY FUND DONORS
• HIGHWAY FATALITIES DOWN IN VIRGINIA FOR SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR, DMV SAYS
• PUNITIVE-DAMAGES PHASE OPENS IN FOOD LION'S CASE AGAINST ABC
• ALCOHOL ABUSE DOES NOT CAUSE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, PANEL TOLD A STATE COMMISSION IS CONSIDERING A SET OF STANDARDS FOR THE TREATMENT OF BATTERERS.
• ENDING PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES WINS SUPPORT IN A REGIONAL POLL
• APPLE PRODUCER BYRD, SON AND BROTHER OF VIRGINIA SENATORS, DIES OF HEART FAILURE
• PETA OFFERS REWARDS
• MACARTHUR CENTER TO GROW HERE
• BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT CAUGHT
• BORDER SURVEY REPORT
• NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING
• POLICE SEEK WOMAN'S ATTACKER
• CLOSED TO TRAFFIC