The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, January 12, 1997

• EVA C. WILSON
• BESSIE M. CHAPLIN
• HARRY L. HOUSE
• MARIO R. GEE
• ALTON J. BEAMON
• WILLIAM R. RAWLS
• JAMES R. POND SR.
• EDWARD L. SPIVEY
• ELIZABETH B. AROS
• MARY A. LINDSEY
• GOLDIE M. GREEN
• WARREN B. LUSK JR.
• CALVIN D. SCHULER
• NORMA J. MCCONNELL
• WILLIAM VIETH
• LAURA E. COSTON
• BRANDON NETTLES
• STUART M. MARTIN
• MARJORIE A. LOUGHLIN
• LEROY W. HILL
• MARY R. ANNUNZIATA
• SHELTON R. BEACHAM
• JOSEPH S. KEENEY
• ROBERT B. LUKE JR.
• WALTER H. SPARROW
• GARLAND C. MORRIS
• ALMA K. WEBSTER
• HAZEL G. JUNGINGER
• SHIRLEY A. JONES
• MARY M. POTTS
• LUCILLE V. BAXTER
• JAMES E. STALLINGS SR.
• RENATA R. MOORE
• KEIARA S. HUNT
• THOMAS L. HARDMON
• HELEN E. JORDAN
• EDNA S. JONES
• ROBIN D. PRICE
• JOHN J. KANE
• CHARLES F. PARKER
• JANET K. NELSON
• CHARLES L. JOHNSON
• BERTIE D. MARCH
• DEONTE E. TATEM
• ANN B. GARVER
• WILLIAM E. MILLER JR.
• REHASHED PLOT DULLS ``MINOR DEMONS''
• MAE B. HOLLADAY
• EDUCATION TOPS HUNT'S LIST GOVERNOR WANTS PUBLIC SCHOOLS ON PAR WITH STATE'S UNIVERSITIES.
• REWARD FOR ACT OF KINDNESS IS ONE FOR THE BOOKS
• FRIDDELL, THE PILOT ARE HONORED BY VIRGINIA NEWS ORGANIZATIONS
• RESIDENT HURT IN FIRE
• PEDESTRIAN KILLED
• NORFOLK DEPUTY LOSES JOB AFTER DOMESTIC CONVICTION
• WOMAN, 77, CHARGED WITH KILLING GRANDSON
• FEDERAL LAW STRIPS AT LEAST 2 LOCAL LAWMEN OF POSTS GUN RESTRICTIONS AFFECT OFFICERS THE LAW, WHICH PROHIBITS ANYONE CONVICTED OF DOMESTIC ABUSE FROM CARRYING A GUN, IS FORCING AGENCIES TO RE-EVALUATE THEIR OFFICERS.
• PANTHERS MAY BE UPSTARTS, BUT THEY'VE BECOME A STATE OF MIND
• FISHERMEN RALLY TO FIGHT PLANNED SALTWATER LICENSE
• LOT ON WATER AGAIN STIRS COMMUNITY ACCESS FIGHT
• PRESSURES EASE UP FOR DECISIONS ON DARE SCHOOLS
• JOY FUND DONORS
• MOLLY, NORFOLK LIBRARY'S BELOVED FELINE, DIES
• NAACP BREAKFAST PAYS TRIBUTE TO KING, COMMUNITY LEADERS
• CRIME LINE
• SLICK ROADS CONTRIBUTE TO ACCIDENTS
• BEACH TO CONSIDER 2.0 GPA FOR ACTIVITIES
• NORFOLK HOUSING GROUP REWRITES SOCIAL LEASE NEW PROPOSAL EXEMPTS EMPLOYED PUBLIC-HOUSING TENANTS FROM PERFORMING COMMUNITY SERVICE. OFFICIALS WANT TO IMPROVE TENANTS' SOCIAL LIFE. TENANTS DON'T WANT TO BE FORCED TO VOLUNTEER.
• LOTS OF COLD, LOT OF WIND, BUT NOT A WHALE