The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, January 18, 1997

• NANCY T. QUIDLEY
• CRISELDA N. TEACHEY
• MAY F. STRATTON
• MONROE F. SCOTT
• TEMPLE F. EARLY
• ELMER W. MATTHEWS
• WINIFRED P. DEVERE
• EDWIN D. PARKS JR.
• MARY B. SUTTON
• CLARA A. JAEHN
• JESSE D. GURGANUS SR.
• JACK W. WHITE SR.
• DANIEL E. BEAVER
• EDITH M. O'NEAL
• DARLINA TOMESCH
• WILLIAM E. AYERS
• JAMES C. EVANS SR.
• EDWARD L. LEWIS
• JOHN H. WEEKS JR.
• WALTER BRANCH
• MARTHA G. CASPER
• MARY S. ACKERMAN
• ROBERT T. MORGAN
• FAMILY OF SLAIN BOOKSTORE CLERK IS LOOKING INTO CIVIL ACTIONS A BENEFIT SUNDAY WILL AID THE FAMILY, CRIME PREVENTION AND A HOSPITAL UNIT.
• AREA HOT LINES WORK TOGETHER TO PROMOTE CRIME-TIP PROGRAMS
• SCHOOL EMPLOYEES GROUP WILL RALLY OVER CONCERNS VBEA PRESIDENT MELODY COPPER CITES A ``DISTURBING TREND . . . LACK OF RESPECT.''
• DELIGHTED ``HALLOWEEN QUEEN'' GIVEN NEW WHEELCHAIR AND A VAN
• PORTSMOUTH DID MEET DISPUTED QUALITY STANDARD
• SHELTER'S STAFF BAFFLED AT ALTERED PLAN FOR $800,000 GROUP LEADER SAYS ADVISERS ARE NOW SUPPORTING A DAY CENTER AT THE BEACH
• BEACH JURY CONVICTS MAN OF RAPING, KILLING TEEN
• MORE RENOVATION SET FOR DOWNTOWN NORFOLK IN SEPARATE DEALS, PRIVATE INVESTORS WILL SPEND $2 MILLION ON GRANBY STREET LOCALES
• WEATHER SAFETY TIPS: KEEPING COLD AT BAY BEWARE: THE EXTREME COLD WEATHER MEAN MORE PEOPLE ARE AT RISK FOR HYPOTHERMIA AND FROSTBITE.
• NEW PRESIDENT OF VETERAN'S GROUP WILL NOT FORGET VETS' NEEDS
• NSU SPEAKER SAYS ``DIFFICULT DAYS'' ARE HERE
• CHILD CARE PANEL REVISES TEACHER RATIO, TRAINING RULES IN THE FACE OF PUBLIC CONCERN, LAWMAKERS SUGGEST FREEZING THE RULES.
• LAUGHING IS A SURE-FIRE REMEDY FOR ONE'S STRESS
• FIRED CONTRACTOR WANTS ANOTHER CHANCE TO FINISH HIGH SCHOOL JOB
• 92 POUNDS OF POT SEIZED; MAN ARRESTED IT'S BELIEVED TO BE THE BIGGEST SEIZURE EVER IN CURRITUCK COUNTY
• 400 HONOR ELIZ. CITY COAST GUARD REPAIR UNIT
• DESIGN FLAWS IN CARS? WELL, LOOK WHO DOES THE DESIGNING
• FORMER POLICE CHIEF FACES BIGAMY CHARGES
• BEACH RESIDENTS RALLY FOR 2ND HIGH SCHOOL THEY SAY ENROLLMENT FIGURES SUPPORT A SCHOOL NORTH OF OREGON INLET.
• GIRL MIGHT BE HELPED BY DIFFERENT TRANSPLANT
• JOY FUND ENDS ANOTHER YEAR, SERVING 27,982 CHILDREN
• FIRE DAMAGES BUILDING
• EDUCATORS SHARE TITANIC TEACHING WITH AREA
• VOLUNTEERING IN PUBLIC HOUSING A ``GREAT START,'' U.S. OFFICIAL SAYS
• THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DIGEST
• CURTAINS FOR AN OLD THEATER
• HOLIDAY OBSERVANCES
• JOINT DRUG INVESTIGATION LEVELS CHARGES AT 4 MEN
• MANTEO MAN ARRESTED ON SEX OFFENSE CHARGE
• SUB-FREEZING HOMECOMING
• MARGARET L. MACK
• JENNIE LOU HENDRICKS
• TOMMIE L. WEST
• JAMES E. RIDDICK SR.
• IRIS M. DUVALL
• MARIE G. CROSS
• SOUTHGATE L. BUTT JR.
• EARL G. HARRELL SR.
• OLIVER ATKINS SR.
• ROBERT M. PARSONS SR.
• NATHANIEL L. NEAL
• CHARLES A. ENNIS JR.
• ALVERTA E. WILSON
• ELLA T. HOLLEY
• ANNE L. GILL
• LOUIS M. LADER
• ROBERT T. MORGAN