The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, February 18, 1997

• RICHARD WHITEHEAD SR.
• STANLEY DAVIS
• MILDRED F.R. WILLIAMS
• ROBERT E. WHITE
• RALPH BAKER
• KEITH C. POTTER JR.
• WILLIE N. LEE SR.
• ESTELLE M. GREGORY
• MARY WESTON
• WILLIE M. MURRAY
• THOMAS A. MIECHURSKI
• ERNESTINE W. MCCOY
• HORACE E. GEFFCKEN
• GRACE K. FUJII
• GLORIA H. HIGGINS
• ALNORVA JAMES
• EVA HOGGARD
• GUS T. COMER
• WINFRED D. STALLINGS
• JAMES M. BAKER SR.
• WILLIAM K. BOTT
• LENA W. FULTON
• ANASTASIA R. STEFANOU
• JANELLE D. CORTELYOU
• MELVIN HARRIS
• EDWARD T. MCMATH SR.
• BEVERLY F. SIMMONS
• KATHERINE L. SPRINGER
• EARL A. BUNDY
• EULA S. SUMNER
• MIRIAM H. LILLEY
• HILDA M. WYSONG
• HERBERT LEVENSON
• HARRY C. RUSS, JR.
• GEORGE E. DIXON
• LYNN M. GIFFROW
• NSU TO BEEF UP POLICE FORCE A FEDERAL GRANT WILL ALLOW THE SCHOOL TO HIRE 10 MORE OFFICERS.
• RACIST VANDALISM AT SCHOOL MAY BE INVESTIGATED TODAY
• CHESAPEAKE ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL SEEKS VOLUNTEERS
• SUFFOLK CONSIDERS CHANGES IN TAX RATE
• TASTEBUDS TOO PICKY? BLAME GENES FROM PARENTS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Earl Jacob Cross, accused in the Saturday murder of Beatrice L. Jefferson in Portsmouth, turned himself in to police on Sunday and is in jail. The Virginian-Pilot reported Tuesday that he was missing. Police did not make information regarding Cross' status available prior to the publication of the story. Correction published Wednesday, February 19, 1997 in THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT on page A2. ***************************************************************** EX-CONVICT SOUGHT IN WOMAN'S SLAYING
• CHESAPEAKE GIVES ``THE WAVER'' A HAND; HUNDREDS BUY HIS BOOK
• AREA CLINICS PONDER POSSIBLE LAW'S EFFECTS ON PREGNANT TEENS HAMPTON RAODS ABORION FACILITIES FEAR THEY MAY BE FORCED TO COMPROMISE CONFIDENTIALITY IF THE PARENTAL NOTIFICATION LAW GOES INTO EFFECT.
• MAILBOX EXPLODES; BOMB FOUND IN ANOTHER INVESTIGATORS IN NORFOLK ARE LOOKING AT WHETHER THE 2 ARE RELATED.
• CULTURAL DIVERSITY INCREASING ON BEACH'S BOARDS
• DENTAL CLINIC EXPANDS SERVICES TO MORE ADULTS PATIENTS MUST BE SCREENED BY PORTSMOUTH SOCIAL SERVICES TO RECEIVE SERVICES.
• WITNESSES ALTER STORY IN BID TO SAVE KILLER COLEMAN WAYNE GRAY IS SCHEDULED FOR EXECUTION FEB. 26 FOR KILLING RICHARD MCCLELLAND IN SUFFOLK IN 1985.
• LADIES AND GENTLEMEN - THE ELEPHANTS!
• TRANSPORTATION DEPT. WILL HOLD HEARING ON PROPOSED BRIDGE
• MOTHER TERESA NOMINATED FOR NEW RUSHMORE
• PAPERWORK MISTAKE BY NISSAN DELAYS REMOVAL OF BOB CRUMPLER'S FRANCHISE
• NEW KENT CLAIMS LOTS MORE HERITAGE THAN HORSE RACING THE COUNTY, WITH 13,000 RESIDENTS, IS POISED ON THE EDGE OF GREAT GROWTH.
• TRACK HOPES INVESTORS WILL GAMBLE ON RACING
• COMMISSIONERS INVITE SCHOOL BOARD TO TALK ABOUT BONDS
• THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DIGEST
• 3 CITIES' VEHICLE DECALS MUST BE ON BY MIDNIGHT
• COMMERCIAL SEASON OPENS FOR STRIPED BASS CATCHES
• ATLANTIC STRIPER SEASON FOR BASS CLOSED MONDAY
• SUFFOLK SEEKS STRICTER RULES TO FUND CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS
• PRELIMINARY CONSTRUCTION WORK CONTINUES FOR MACARTHUR CENTER
• PROVIDE FOOTBALL AS RECREATION, ADULTS URGE DARE OFFICIALS
• TALKING IN A BREEZE