The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, January 17, 1997

• DARLINA TOMESCH
• CARRIE R. RAMEY
• WILLARD G. BENNETT
• GRADY C. PHELPS
• RUTH V. WILLIAMS
• CHARLES S. TURNER
• ELIZABETH E. PURVES
• CLARA A. JAEHN
• FRANCES N. WATERS
• JOHN W. ALSTON
• ELIZABETH H. HUNTER
• I. GRACE BURRIS
• LUTHER T. VELLINES JR.
• ELIZABETH W. BATEMAN
• MARY B. YOUNG
• ROBERT T. MORGAN
• MARY L. WADE
• MAYBELLE BARBER DAVIS
• HERBERT COOPER
• WALTER H. SPARROW SR.
• RICHARD N. BROOKHART
• PAUL W. MERRILL
• CLYDE M. DANIELS
• RUTHIE B. BROWN
• THOMAS B. GARRETT
• ALONZA HARRIS JR.
• BOULOS STEPHAN
• CHARLES PATTERSON JR.
• IDA D. KING
• ELIZABETH S. ACRA
• DAISY L. GRAY
• CHARLES W. PARKER
• HORALD R. HUGHES
• VIVIAN T. MARCUS
• CARLTON A. SEARS JR.
• BALSIM E. ELLIOTT
• TINA SAXTON
• DEMETRIUS J. LASSITER
• JOHN BLAIR
• HAROLD C. COPELAND
• CATHERINE W. HOLLAND
• PAIGE M. HARRIS SR.
• JAMES R. ROEBUCK
• LAWRENCE EASON
• DAVID O. BASNIGHT
• CARLTON E. WELCH JR.
• WILLIAM HOPE
• MYRTLE WESSELL
• MRYTIS SAMPLE
• NORBERT J. GEIGER
• ALICE V. WATSON
• HERBERT J. BOWERS
• THREE MORE STUDENTS JOIN ACLU SCHOOL SUIT THEY SAY NORFOLK'S POLICY OF RANDOM SEARCHES IS ILLEGAL
• ROSA E. PERSON
• HIGHWAY EMERGENCY? ON CAR PHONE, HIT (NU)77 STATE POLICE WANT MOTORISTS TO KNOW THE QUICKEST, BEST WAY TO GET HELP.
• IN PORTSMOUTH, FIVE CITY DEPARTMENTS HAVE BECOME TWO THE MERGERS, SAID THE CITY MANAGER, ARE FOR EFFICIENCY, AND MARKETING.
• HEAD OF GAY RIGHTS GROUP TO TALK SATURDAY AT ODU
• SUFFOLK, LOCALITIES STUDY REGIONAL CENTER FOR JUVENILE DETENTION
• GIRL ACCUSED OF CUTTING FACE OF BOY AT ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL
• STRONG ARCTIC BLAST WILL CHILL REGION THIS WEEKEND EXPECT GUSTY WINDS TO DROP THE MERCURY INTO THE 20S WITH SUB-ZERO WIND CHILLS
• GOLFING TRIP TURNS TRAGIC AS 2 DIE IN CRASH ON I-95
• BILL WOULD LET SPORTS AUTHORITY COLLECT TAXES
• PORTSMOUTH JUDGE TO RETIRE AT END OF MONTH
• DEFENDANT ADMITS LYING ABOUT BEACH RAPE-SLAYING ``I WAS SCARED'' OF BEING A SUSPECT, 19-YEAR-OLD TESTIFIES
• CHESAPEAKE RESIDENTS ASK FOR RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
• FOES OF WARRINGTON HALL FALL SHORT WITH PETITIONS
• LOCAL COMPANY IS SUPPLIER FOR INAUGURAL "IT'S FOR THE OCUNTRY" A NORFOLK SILKSCREENING COMPANY PREPARES TO SHIP A HEFTY ORDER TO WASHINGTON THIS WEEK, IN PREPARATION FOR THE 53RD PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION.
• MANAGER GETS 2 1/2 YEARS COMPANY DENIES HIS CLAIM THAT BOSSES KNEW OF VIOLATIONS
• BROOKLYN MAN ACCUSED OF NORFOLK SLAYING
• JOY FUND DONORS
• NURSE SUES RIVERSIDE, SAYING FIRING WAS WRONG
• ALLEN AND GILMORE INVESTED THOUSANDS IN PHILIP MORRIS STOCK SPOKESMEN FOR STATE OFFICIALS SAY STOCKS DID NOT INFLUENCE VIRGINIA POLICIES.
• ``BORROWED'' BUNNY BACK FROM TRAVELS AFAR
• THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DIGEST
• MANTEO MAN ARRESTED
• BASNIGHT STEPS IN FOR CONDEMNED CONDO HOMEOWNERS FELT OCEAN WOULD TAKE BUILDING, WERE READY TO DESTROY IT.
• N.C. RANKS NEAR THE TOP IN SCHOOLS REPORT CARD
• COMMERCE CHIEF LEAVES POST ON 7.4 BILLION HIGH NOTES DAVE PHILLIPS WILL NOW HEAD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD.
• FIRE HITS HOME
• CURRITUCK FIRES ITS SCHOOL CONTRACTOR SIX MONTHS AFTER IT WAS TO OPEN, THE PROJECT STILL ISN'T FINISHED.