The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, February 6, 1997

• WALLACE B. SCOTT
• WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS
• SOPHIA L. PEGRAM-TURNER
• LEMUEL BOWDEN
• CHARLOTTE R. WILSON
• MARTHA BRANCH
• SARAH V. BORUM
• CARL H. NYMAN JR.
• RUBY C. SPIVEY
• MARGARET E. GRUBBS
• ANTOINETTE HALL
• MARK E. MCKRACHERNE
• HUMPHREY BRINN
• HALSEY D. PAUL
• JAMES S. GARY SR.
• MARY B. POKORSKI
• CATHERINE A. MCDONNELL
• WILLIAM H. TYNES
• VIOLET R. TAYLOR
• W. WICKHAM TAYLOR
• JEANNIE A. LE CLAIR
• LOUIS V. DEMARCO JR.
• MENNIE L. MIZELLE
• CAROLYN C. WALKER
• JAMES L. ADAMS
• BRUCE R. KENDRICK
• PATRICIA K. NELSON
• EARL T. MATTHEWS
• NARVA JOHNSON
• ANDREW J. MANN
• MELODY O. MARSHALL
• MILDRED A. PATE
• VERA J. NICHOLS
• THOMAS E. BAILEY
• RALPH J. EARLEY SR.
• THURMAN E. DEBRAUX SR.
• MIRIAM L. TULL
• DANIEL E. HOLLEY
• MINNIE W. MCCLEESE
• BARBARA E. SCHIEMER
• PORTSMOUTH WILL HONOR LONGTIME SHIPYARD WORKER
• WORKSHOP TO ADDRESS ADULT DAY CARE
• CLEANING-LIQUID VAPORS HOSPITALIZE 6 IN HAMPTON
• A-6 FLYOVER TO SALUTE AREA BEFORE NAVY RETIRES JETS
• EVENING WORK ON TUNNEL WILL LAST UNTIL NOVEMBER
• TEACHERS ARE WATCHING - FOR GOOD KIDS THURGOOD MARSHALL ELEMENTARY OFFERS INCENTIVES FOR STUDENTS' WINNING BEHAVIOR.
• SOME PORTSMOUTH PARENTS GIVE PUBLIC SCHOOLS ANOTHER LOOK OLIVE BRANCH, JOHN TYLER IN PARTICULAR ARE LURING STUDENTS.
• ODU BEAMS OVER ITS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPAND TELETECHNET PROGRAM
• CBN AFFILIATE LAUNCHES RETIREMENT VILLAGE IDEA THE COMPANY'S 1993 PLAN PLAN WAS BLOCKED BEACUSE OF PROPOSED TAX BREAKS.
• TOBIN JONES INDICTED IN HIS WIFE'S SLAYING FOR GRAND JURY, PROSECUTOR PRESENTS STRONGER CASE THAN IN PRELIMINARY HEARING.
• INPUT SOUGHT ON SCHOOL-ACTIVITY RULES
• HUNCH PAYS OFF: POLICE ARREST SUSPECT SOUGHT IN A CASE IN WHICH A POLICE DOG WAS KILLED, THE MAN WAS ARRESTED IN FLORIDA.
• MAN INDICTED ON 14 CHARGES IN BURGLARY, ASSAULT
• SERVING ON SCHOOL BOARD SEEMS NATURAL FOR A 36-YEAR TEACHER
• ODU TECHNOLOGY HUB COULD GET FUNDS TODAY
• SUFFOLK DELAYS VOTE ON DEBATED CITY PERSONNEL POLICY MEASURE RESIDENCE RULES, SALARY REVIEWS AND OTHER CHANGES HAD BEEN PROPOSED.
• HUNTERS FILL THE BLINDS, BUT WHERE ARE THE DUCKS?
• ADDITIONAL LIFEGUARD STANDS APPROVED ONE WILL BE PUT NEAR WHALEHEAD BEACH, AND ONE IN PINE ISLAND.
• 150 COMMUNITIES GO TO BAT FOR SHARE OF RECREATION DOLLARS
• CAROLINA ON HIS MIND
• EPA DECLARES AREA SAFE FROM SMOG CHANGES WILL FOLLOW A 45-DAY COMMENT PERIOD.
• MENTORING PROGRAM BECOMES TWO-WAY STREET HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS LEARN SOMETHING FROM THEIR TUTORING.
• RIVERDANCE - SAVE ME FROM A LONG LINE OF MONOTONY
• GA. RETRACTS SUPPORT FOR N.C. ON PIPELINE ATTORNEYS GENERAL FROM 39 OTHER STATES ARE STILL BACKING UP N.C.'S VETO POWER.
• W. VIRGINIAN ACCUSED OF KILLING FORMER VIRGINIA BEACH RESIDENT
• ``UNSUNG HERO'' NUSBAUM IS NORFOLK'S FIRST CITIZEN
• HORTICULTURE PROGRAM AT TCC, ONCE LAGGING, IS BLOOMING NOW
• THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DIGEST
• BEACH SCHOOL LEADERS TO MEET WITH CITY COUNCIL FRIDAY OBERNDORF, SESSOMS EXPRESS HOPE THE MEETING WILL RESOLVE SCHOOL FUNDS DEBATE.
• WAYLON MAKES MUSIC