The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• VERONICA A. JONES
• WILBUR H. STALLINGS SR.
• ANNE C. KEFFER
• SAMUEL WEINSTEIN
• ANNIE MAE BOWERS
• ARTHUR T. BOWDEN
• HANSON H. HATCHER
• CHARLIE MIDGETT JR.
• ARIEL M. ROBERTS
• JAMES JOHNSON
• HAZEL H. BELL
• ROBERT F. SCHWIRING
• MARGARET C. YOUNG
• WILLIE H. BASS
• JEROME J. ARNOLD
• CORA GLASPER
• ARTHUR WILLIAMS
• JOYCE S. GAYLE
• THEODORE L. TYREE
• RUSSELL MCPHERSON
• BERTHA K. HYATT
• MARION L. MARTIN
• VELMA L. SAVAGE
• RICKY A. LOVETT
• JAMES C. HOPE
• RUNOFF PROVISION COULD HELP VOTERS SWALLOW 4-WAY SENATE RACE
• STUDENT STABS ODU TEACHER IN CLASS SHAHEEN MALKAMY, RIGHT, A PART-TIME STUDENT, WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY AFTER THE INCIDENT AND LATER WAS DISMISSED FROM ODU. NO MOTIVE FOR THE STABBING OF CALCULUS INSTRUCTOR CARL PANETTA, 28, HAS BEEN REPORTED. PANETTA NEEDED 12 STITCHES TO CLOSE THE SHOULDER WOUND.
• HOTTEST DAY OF THE YEAR FELT LIKE 118
• PROBABLE CAUSE FOR MURDER FOUND IN DEATH OF BABY THE DEFENDANT TOLD AUTHORITIES THAT SHE SAW NO SIGNS OF LIFE IN HER NEWBORN.
• OFFICIALS OK AMPHITHEATER NEAR MANASSAS THE 21,000-SEAT FACILITY OFF I-66 IS EXPECTED TO HAVE ABOUT 450,000 VISITORS A YEAR.
• BLUEFISH RULES IN EFFECT JULY 15
• DELAYED COMMUNICATION THREATENS APPOINTMENTS
• HUNT OUTLINES PROPOSED PLAN FOR NEW EDUCATION STANDARDS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A chart in Thursday's Metro section comparing law school applications had the years wrong in two cases. At the University of Virginia, applications went from 5,887 in 1991 to 4,908 in 1994. Nationally, the number of law school applicants (not applications) went from 94,000 in 1991 to 83,300 in 1994. Correction published Friday, July 8, 1994. ***************************************************************** APPLICATIONS AT REGENT LAW SCHOOL INCREASE NATIONWIDE, FEWER STUDENTS SEEM INTERESTED IN PURSUING A LEGAL CAREER, FIGURES SHOW.
• GOP SUSPECTS GEPHARDT'S CHAMBER TALK IS POLITICAL
• NEW AREA CODE TO SERVE WESTERN, NORTHERN VA. THE 540 CODE WILL REPLACE 703 IN SOME AREAS NEXT SUMMER.
• ROAD WIDENING VITAL TO DISNEY PROJECT BEGINS
• HOUSE, SENATE READY TO RECONCILE PROPOSALS FOR RETIREE TAX REFUNDS
• LABRADOR OWNERS SUE OVER HEIGHT RULE A CHANGE MEANS MALES OF THE BREED MUST BE 22.5 INCHES TALL TO WIN RIBBONS.
• ALTERNATE ROUTES FOR POWER LINE PROPOSED THE ORIGINAL PLAN HAD RAISED CONCERNS AT PUBLIC HEARINGS.
• NAGS HEAD TO ASK AIR BOAT OWNERS TO MUFFLE THEIR NOISE
• HOUSE VOTES TO KEEP BLIMP PROGRAM AFLOAT THE N.C. COMPANY IS TESTING THEM FOR POSSIBLE NAVY USE.
• CHESAPEAKE LIFTS ITS RESTRICTIONS ON WATER USE
• MAN STABBED TO DEATH AT MEAT PLANT IN SMITHFIELD
• FATHER GUILTY OF LEAVING GIRL IN WOODS AT NIGHT
• LAWMAKERS SEEK COMPROMISE ON BUILDING PROJECTS SOME HAVE RECEIVED MATCHING FUNDS FROM OTHER SOURCES.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** There was an error in a caption Thursday with a story about the sentencing of peace activists in Elizabeth City. Stephen Dear was not accused or sentenced to jail, as stated in the caption. He was shown speaking in support of his brother, John Dear, who was sentenced to 7 1/2 months for his role in a December protest. Correction published Friday, July 8, 1994 in the North Carolina edition. ***************************************************************** PEACE ACTIVIST GETS 8 MONTHS FOR DAMAGING AN AIR FORCE JET
• HOMEOWNERS WORRY OVER KNOTTS ISLAND DEVELOPMENT
• FORMER ``KID MAYOR'' ELECTED TO A SECOND TERM IN SUFFOLK
• GEN. DONNELLY, FORMER NATO AIR CHIEF, DIES HE FLEW 38 TYPES OF MILITARY AIRCRAFT IN A 4-DECADE CAREER.
• TEEN CHARGED IN MURDER
• D.C. LAWMAKERS GIVE INITIAL OK TO SPORTS ARENA TAX
• TRAFFIC TROUBLES
• ELECTION REFORM BILL IS KILLED IN HOUSE
• FATHER ADMITS ABUSING CHILD, 4 MONTHS OLD
• NEWBORN ABANDONED