The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Tuesday, December 6, 1994

• STANLEY KRUSZEFSKY
• CHARLES R. IRWIN JR.
• VIVIAN S. PARKHURST
• CARRIE L. DOWNING
• DANIEL JUDSON KNIGHTON
• JONAS ADOLPH COSNER SR.
• DR. JOHN R. ST. GEORGE
• JAMES BECKWITH SPRATLEY
• CAROLYN P. BURNS
• CYNTHIA G. PAGE
• CULLEN R. PARKER
• NETTIE F. MILES
• HENRY H. HARDENBERGH JR.
• DANIEL H. PAYNE
• ARDELL E. ADKINS
• MARVIN W. MAYNE
• RICHARD O. ROSS
• HATTIE G. HESTER
• LEONARD B. REILLY
• ALFRIEDA JORDAN
• WILLIAM E. LAWRENCE SR.
• VALERIANO MELENDEZ SR.
• ROBERT A. YOUNG SR.
• CATHERINE B. NELSON
• JOSEPHINE J. VAUGHAN
• ROBERT ANDERSON SR.
• JAMES A. WILLIE
• ALBERT T. ALEXANDER
• RODGER L. FRANCIS
• VERTLEY T. JAMES
• MARVIS NELLIGAR
• WENDELL C. POOLE
• DONNA M. BOYNTON
• NATALIE M. SMITH
• EDITH WESTMORELAND
• JOSEPHINE P. CAMPBELL
• ROBERT K. SEYMOUR
• ROBERT F. BORIES
• ELLIOTT JAMES
• ADEL ASKEW
• JOY FUND DONORS
• $1,000 REWARD OFFERED FOR MENORAH VANDALS
• OWNER OFFERS NO REGRETS OVER KILLING ROBBERS INSIDE STORE
• THREE JUVENILE ESCAPEES CAPTURED IN NEWPORT NEWS
• PORTSMOUTH LIKELY TO DROP OFF MOST-MURDEROUS LIST THE CITY'S TYPICALLY VOLATILE RATE IS RUNNING WELL BEHIND LAST YEAR'S.
• SUFFOLK'S ASSISTANT MANAGER GETS HENRICO JOB
• RESURRECTING PRAYER DEBATE AIDS POLITICOS, NOT SCHOOLS
• PILOT ONLINE USERS NOW CAN GET LOCAL NEWS UP TO 10 AREA STORIES WILL RUN WEEKDAYS ON THE INTERNET PAGE.
• SUBURBIA TAKING ITS TOLL HAMPTON ROADS CITIES MUST COOPERATE - OR PAY THE PRICE, THE STUDY SAYS.
• LADIES ON A MISSION AN ARMY OF TWO, SINGING AND PLAYING FOR JESUS, RAISES FUNDS TO HELP THE POOR.
• HAMPTON MAN KILLED IN CRASH
• TREASURER SEES PRISON AS POT OF GOLD THE MAIN PAYOFF: JOBS FOR POOR NORTHAMPTON
• INMATE ESCAPES FROM WORK GANG BY DRIVING TRUCK TO PRISON FARM
• NEW ODU VIOLIST BRINGS SKILL, EMOTION TO MUSIC
• 3 YOUTHS ACCUSED OF ABDUCTION, SLAYING
• JOY FUND GETS ANOTHER $10,000 GIFT FROM ESTATE
• TRUCK HITS CAR; WOMAN DIES
• ROANOKE CAMPGROUND ZONING APPROVED SPOT-ZONING ISSUE LIKELY TO WIND UP IN THE COURTROOM
• CLUB RAIDED
• OUSTED PROF WAS TROUBLE, ECSU SAYS TRUSTEES ARE HEARING THE WHITE PROFESSOR'S DISCRIMINATION CASE.
• GOP TAKES REINS OF 42 OF 100 COUNTY BOARDS PARTY'S INFLUENCE AT THE LOCAL LEVEL IS GREATEST IN 20 YEARS.
• CARTWRIGHT SWORN IN AS HIGH SHERIFF
• WHEELER SURVIVES MOTION ASKING FOR HIS RESIGNATION
• CURRITUCK PANEL PICKS BOWDEN AS BOARD CHAIRMAN
• PASQUOTANK COUNTY BOARD ELECTS ZEE LAMB AS ITS NEW CHAIRMAN