The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• RUBY R. MARINER
• LAURA B. FRYE
• VIRGINIA F. WAGNER
• FLORENCE S. POINDEXTER
• JANET H. WILLIAMS
• EULA M. HATCHER
• CLIFTON P. BOYD JR.
• RUTH D. STEAD
• ALBERT F. BUDD
• JAMES E. TROUTMAN
• WILLIAM E. COX
• GARY A. HICKS
• VIRGINIA R. GARNETT
• ELIZABETH A. HAILEY
• HAMPTON C. BARBER SR.
• MAE T. OUTLAND
• ANNIE L. CARTER
• GEORGE L. BROWN III
• DENNIS E. SIKES SR.
• LILLIE S. YEATES
• ROBERT DELOATCHE
• RUFUS L. TURPIN
• JOHN T. EVANS
• SAINT CANNON
• GEORGE R. FINNEY
• CARL J. WAGNER
• RICKY G. TURNER
• REBECCA SUE SEEZOX
• THOMAS J. CLAGON
• JENNIE F. MASSEY
• ROBERT F. SCHWIRING
• AN AMATEUR ORNITHOLOGIST TAKES WING
• FACING THE ELEMENTS A FEROCIOUS STORM SWEEPS OVER THE CAMPSITE AFTER A KAYAK TRIP THAT PROVIDED A GLIMPSE OF THE EASTERN SHORE'S UNIQUE MIX OF UNTOUCHED BEACHES AND COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT.
• SCHOOL BOARD BORROWS $1.7 MILLION FROM CITY TO COVER COST OVERRUNS
• STUDENTS: CARING, TOUGH TEACHERS BEST
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** In discussing defendants' criminal records being made available to jurors, Norfolk lawyer Andrew Sacks described juvenile court as ``very different'' - not ``very difficult,'' as a MetroNews story said Wednesday. Correction published Saturday, July 9, 1994. ***************************************************************** JURORS NOW GET TO SEE ANY PRIOR RECORDS
• HOUSE ALLOTS FUNDS FOR WESTINGHOUSE TESTS THE $7 MILLION WILL TEST ANTI-MISSILE RADAR EQUIPMENT.
• LAND USE PLAN WILL GET ANOTHER HEARING JULY 18 A FEW SNAGS REMAIN INVOLVING THE DARE COUNTY AIRPORT.
• DARE RESIDENTS ANGRY OVER NEW STORM POLICY OUT-OF-TOWN LAND OWNERS WILL BE TREATED LIKE LOCALS.
• CHESAPEAKE WATER WOES WANE
• GRAD STUDENT'S RESEARCH MAY YIELD PATENT
• IT'S AN ``ADVENTURE WITH A PURPOSE'' 3 STUDENTS CHECK OUT THE COASTAL ECOLOGY IN KAYAKS.
• SUFFOLK'S WORK TO CLEAN UP RENTAL UNITS TAKES A HIT THE CITY'S HOUSING INSPECTIONS COULD BE HALVED BY A CHANGE IN THE STATE CODE.
• WOMAN IS SHOT IN LEG WHILE WATCHING FIREWORKS
• BETTER DRAINAGE SYSTEM WILL BOOST COST OF SEAWALL PROJECT
• ASSEMBLY BEGINS SPECIAL SESSION ON PENSION TAX DISPUTE
• SESSOMS VOTED BACK IN FOR VICE MAYOR
• BIG CROWD EXPECTED TODAY AT SENTENCING OF 4 WHO HAMMERED JET
• GOP QUICK TO FLEX POLITICAL MUSCLE ON CITY COUNCIL
• TOP TEACHERS TELL SECRETS OF THEIR SUCCESS COLLEGES' AWARD WINNERS SAY FLEXIBILITY, OPENNESS ARE KEY