The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Saturday, December 10, 1994

• POLITICAL LEADERS PROMISE TO TRY TO STAVE OFF BASE-CLOSING
• YOUTH, 16, FACES SENTENCING FOR STABBING
• FIREFIGHTERS STOP BLAZE NEAR APPALACHIAN TRAIL
• JOY FUND DONORS
• LYNCHBURG PROFESSOR FINDS INTEL FLAW THE MATHEMATICIAN MADE THE COMPUTER GIANT FINALLY FESS UP.
• WOMAN'S FRIEND CHARGED WITH BEATING HER
• WORKERS, PATRONS ROBBED AT PENINSULA BEAUTY SALON
• PROTECTING THE LIGHT
• EDUCATORS OPEN BASE TO SPREAD NEW IDEAS ACROSS STATE'S SCHOOLS
• COASTAL-FISHING LICENSE ROLLS ON THE SLOW TRACK A PROPOSAL FOR SALTWATER-FISHING LICENSES IS FOLDED INTO A LARGER, TWO-YEAR STUDY.
• A TAX CUT? YES! BUT WHAT ABOUT LOST REVENUE? HUNT PROPOSES CUTS OF $483 MILLION, LARGEST IN HISTORY.
• BLAZE-DAMAGED COAL LOADER LIKELY TO DELAY SHIPMENTS REPAIRS FOLLOWING THE FRIDAY MORNING FIRE AT NORFOLK SOUTHERN'S PIER WILL TAKE TWO WEEKS.
• SCRAPPY TERRIER OF MY CHILDHOOD DAYS HAD NO USE FOR A PEDIGREE
• A DUDE ON THE DUNES
• AIRPORT AUTHORITY APPROVES PROJECTS
• MADELINE M. HOLLAND
• MAE B. JORDAN
• WAYNE H. PAYNE
• AREATHA P. BURKE
• Z. VANCE MITCHELL
• JOHN H. COLANDERS
• RICHARD M. HAMILTON
• JENNIE B. WILLIAMS
• RICHARD F. DAVISON SR.
• JAMES BEACHER
• JAMES T. WILSON
• ARIE O. BEASLEY
• JOHN TURPIN JR.
• MARGARET S. PHELPS
• PAUL BURGESS
• JANIE T. WYNN
• ELNORA T. WHITEHEAD
• HAYWOOD L. PHILLIPS
• JOHN J. DENK
• LEROY N. RICK
• WILLIAM KIDDER
• EDNA B. VICK
• ELIZABETH P. ATHEY
• PAUL H. MASON
• WILLIAM M. NIXON
• ALEXANDER MITCHELL
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A waitress who filed misdemeanor assault charges against an Australian sailor made a statement to Navy investigators but not to an agent of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service. A story Saturday had an error. Correction published Tuesday, December 13, 1994 on page A2. ***************************************************************** FIGHTING BACK AFTER WAITRESS CRISTINA WOODS WAS REPEATEDLY GROPED BY AN AUSTRALIAN SAILOR, SHE TOOK HIM TO COURT - AND WON AN END TO THE HARASSMENT.\
• SOME OCEAN VIEW HOMES MAY BE SPARED
• 500 LAWMEN PAY TRIBUTE TO A DEPUTY SHOT TO DEATH BY TEENAGER
• SCHOOL SINGERS OUT OF RELIGIOUS RITES SUFFOLK BOARD VOTES 5-2 TO APPROVE NEW POLICY, ON THE ADVICE OF SCHOOL ATTORNEY
• EXPERTS, RESIDENTS, OFFICIALS BRAINSTORM FATE OF NEIGHBORHOOD
• NORFOLK COUNCIL PLANS RETREAT IN WILLIAMSBURG