The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Saturday, December 3, 1994

• WAVERLY ANDERSON
• MARY E. CHERRY
• EVA P. WILLIAMS
• VIRTLEY T. BRADBY
• MAUDE BROWN BIRT
• ALFRED L. MCKOWN
• MARY E. SIMONS
• MABLE B. COLLINS
• JAMES W. ROBBINS
• LINDSEY BASS
• LILLIE I. HOLLAND
• ANNE T. KNAPP
• EMELIE E. MUELLER HIPP
• HELEN T. GENTRY
• LEROY P. MERKLE SR.
• JAMES EVERETTE NEWSOME
• BEATRICE ROBINSON
• ANDREW BOND
• OLIVE B. TERRELL
• MARY J. HEATH
• LUCY H. BROOKINS
• HAROLD E. DAVIDSON
• GARLAND L. BRIGHT
• MAUREEN M. FORTIER
• HILDA M. STAFFORD
• NORMA J. WALIZER
• CORA L. SKITTLETHORPE
• MICHAEL COOPER
• ELIZABETH VAUGHAN
• ELIZABETH J. MOSOLYGO
• ISABELLE H. FORBES
• GLADYS S. TWIFORD
• RUTH W. MOORE
• PET RABBIT KILLED
• ERVIE GOODMAN
• LOUISE W. WYNN
• ZOO OFFERS SHINY NEW SPECIMENS TO VIEW
• JOY FUND DONORS
• COURT SCHEDULES HEARINGS FOR LITTLE RASCALS APPEALS
• YORK SCHOOL OFFICIALS PROBE ALLEGATION THAT BUS DRIVER SCARED KIDS
• STATE BOARD ENDORSES SALTWATER LICENSES IN THE 13-4 VOTE, IT WAS THE COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN WHO CAST THE NEGATIVE BALLOTS.
• ELIZABETH CITY GETS OFFER FOR EYESORES THE MAYOR'S WIFE SAYS SHE'LL BUY OLD PLATFORMS THAT HELD GAS STORAGE TANKS.
• HOPEWELL WIDOW WINS $8.7 MILLION VIRGINIA LOTTERY FRIDAY, SHE GOT THE FIRST OF 20 PAYMENTS OF MORE THAN $290,000 AFTER TAXES.
• 2 MASKED MEN SHOT TO DEATH IN GUNFIGHT WITH STORE CLERKS THE SHOTS WERE FIRED AT A JEWELRY STORE IN A RICHMOND SUBURB.
• SANDBAG COMMENTS EXTENDED
• GLAXO GIVES SCHOLARSHIPS TO 42 WOMEN THE PROGRAM NUDGES COEDS TOWARD SCIENCE CAREERS BY PROVIDING MONEY AND MENTORS.
• LAWS AND CAMPAIGNS CUT DEATHS RELATED TO DRUNKEN DRIVING
• ELECTION OFFICIAL DISCOUNTS CANDIDATE'S COMPLAINT EVEN IF THERE WERE IMPROPRIETIES, AN ELECTION OFFICIAL SAYS, CHARLIE ROSE WOULD HAVE WON.
• EX-SPA WORKER SAYS DEFENDANT SOUGHT HIS HELP IN 1993 KILLING
• FEW WOMEN INTERESTED IN MILITARY TRAINING MARY BALDWIN OFFERING ALTERNATIVE TO ADMITTING WOMEN TO THE ALL-MALE VMI.
• GARDEN OF EARTHLY DELIGHTS COVERS MILES
• NORFOLK STATE PLAN RECEIVES PRELIMINARY APPROVAL BUT MISSING THE STATE'S DEADLINE COULD STILL HAVE AN IMPACT ON FUNDING.
• POLICE IDENTIFY BODY FOUND IN TRASH PLANT
• HIKER IN VIRGINIA INFECTED WITH POTENTIALLY FATAL VIRUS
• SPCA WARY OF HEALTH AD IT SHOWS A DRUG CRITICIZED BY ANIMAL-RIGHTS GROUPS.
• PROPOSAL WOULD REGULATE ADOPTIONS A DEADLINE WOULD BE SET FOR THE BIRTH PARENTS TO SEEK AN ADOPTION REVERSAL.
• LAST CHANCE TO SEE FILM ON SHIPWRECKED TITANIC
• SUFFOLK CITIZENS MAKE ARREST 2ND DAY IN ROW EX-COPS CHASE AND CATCH TEEN SUSPECTED OF PURSE-SNATCHING
• HOLIDAY SOBRIETY CHECKS BEGIN STATE POLICE SAY THE CHECKPOINTS, USED 10 YEARS, ARE EFFECTIVE
• NAVY SHIPS TURN ON HOLIDAY LIGHTS TONIGHT
• STORMS DON'T ERODE SALES OF OUTER BANKS HOMES REALTORS SAY HURRICANE GORDON WILL NOT DAMPEN SALES - THANKS TO INSURANCE COVERAGE.
• DRESSED FOR SUCCESS
• CORRECTION