The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, January 22, 1997

• CHRISTOPHER GARRIS
• MARGARET T. RAY
• ROSA S. BONDS
• MARY L. GORDON
• LULA B. NEAL
• FRED A. SMALTZ SR.
• RICHARD E. PHELPS
• SUSAN E. COLSTON
• ELSIE B. HOGGARD
• JAMES K. GREGORY SR.
• FRANK A. METCALF
• ANNA J. MINNICH
• CLYDE H. PARKER
• BETTYE L. ANNARINO
• WALTER R. JOHANSEN
• GRACE RICHARDSON
• EVELYN P. ROUNTREE
• ELIZABETH A. KEEFFE
• MARGHERET C. BELVISO
• BRUCE F. HARRIS
• MARY E. GREEN
• JOSHUA M. SESSOMS
• MILDRED C. RAY
• MARIA D. CARANTO
• CLEO MCKINNON
• L.L. POTTER
• ROOSEVELT M. OWENS
• BENSON SWARNER
• IRMA WILSON
• CLAUDINE P. SPICER
• VERNON E. LESTER
• THELMA F. MULLEN
• CYNTHIA L. EVANS
• VIOLA BROWN
• GRACIE L. BORTON
• HILDA M. FRERE
• WESLEY B. THOMPSON
• WILLIAM C. MAHONEY
• MILAH P. MEEKINS
• SUFFOLK'S ATTEMPTS TO BUY PROPERTY UPHELD
• N. END RAPIST WON'T BE RETRIED IN ATTACK ON JOGGER IN PARK
• CITY OKS $750,000 SETTLEMENT OVER POOLS ITS LAWSUIT CLAIMED THAT AN ARCHITECTURE FIRM'S DESIGN OF REC CENTERS WAS FLAWED.
• VIRGINIA WESLEYAN TO BOOST TUITION AND FEES 5.5% THE INCREASE IN THE FALL WILL BE THE LOWEST IN MORE THAN 20 YEARS FOR THE PRIVATE SCHOOL.
• ODU CONSIDERS NEW PLAN FOR FRIDAY CLASS SCHEDULES
• ODU STUDENTS URGED TO GRAB OPPORTUNITIES MSNBC NEWSMAN ED GORDON SAYS ``GOD'S LITTLE GIFTS'' ARE THE KEYS TO HIS SUCCESS.
• CAHOON PLANTATION DECISION ON ZONING POSTPONED 30 DAYS
• ONCE ON WATERFRONT, RESIDENTS ASK BEACH TO HELP CLEAR CANALS
• DARE SCHOOLS SETTING SPENDING PRIORITIES THE BOARD HAS TO ASK CITIZENS TO PAY FOR NEW AND IMPROVED BUILDINGS.
• FIRE SWEEPS APPLIANCE STORE; THIRD IN 2 DAYS ON OUTER BANKS
• 1 DEAD, 1 WOUNDED IN DOUBLE SHOOTING IN NORFOLK 22-YEAR-OLD IS IN SURGERY; 18-YEAR-OLD DIED SHORTLY AFTER REACHING HOSPITAL.
• SLAIN CHILD'S MOTHER TESTIFIES AS TRIAL BEGINS TAYLOR RICKS, 3, WAS STRUCK IN THE HEAD BY A BULLET FIRED OUTSIDE HER HOUSE.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** At its Tuesday meeting, the Virginia Beach School Board did not say it would discuss a proposed funding formula at its Feb. 4 meeting; nor did the School Board say it would ask the City Council to defer taking action on the proposal for several months. A story in Wednesday's MetroNews section contained errors. Correction published Thursday, January 23, 1997. ***************************************************************** TEACHERS WANT RESPECT, NOT MORE WORK BOARD SAYS IT WILL TRY TO WORK PAY FOR TWO MORE DAYS INTO THE BUDGET
• GRANDMOTHER, 73, DIES IN CRASH WITH TRUCK
• JURORS IN FOOD LION CASE MAY BE OVER DELIBERATION DEADLOCK
• COUNTY BOARD AGREES TO MEET GRANT FOR DARE YOUTH CENTER
• VIRGINIA LOSES SUPREME COURT TEST OF FEDERAL CLEAN AIR ACT
• COUNCIL, PLANNERS DIVERGE ON GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS BEACH OFFICIALS DEBATE WHETHER TO REDRAW LINES WHERE CITY SERVICES END.
• DEMOCRATS MAY REFUSE ALLEN'S DEQ NOMINEE DELEGATES QUESTION WOULD-BE DIRECTOR HOPKINS' RESPONSE TO A CRITICAL REPORT.
• THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DIGEST
• CORRECTION
• HOLDEN BEACH TOWN MANAGER TO TAKE TOP JOB IN KITTY HAWK
• NORFOLK TEACHER'S FAMILY STANDS BEHIND HIM, REFUTES SEX CHARGES A MAURY HIGH GIRL, 16, ALLEGES THAT WALTER H. GREEN JR. GOT HER PREGNANT.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Eight homes were evacuated Tuesday night in the Roosevelt Gardens area of Norfolk after dynamite was found in a garage; the homes are on the 8200 block of Jolima Avenue. A MetroNews brief Wednesday had a wrong location. Correction published Thursday, January 23, 1997. ***************************************************************** 8 HOMES EVACUATED AFTER DYNAMITE FOUND IN GARAGE
• CLAUDE WRIGHT, CHESAPEAKE'S VETERAN BUDGET DIRECTOR, RETIRES
• BEACH PLAN TO FUND SCHOOLS IS INSUFFICIENT, ADVISORY PANEL SAYS