The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Friday, December 16, 1994

• CLARA LOUISE BROADY
• THELMA B. ROGERS
• ANTHONY W. TODISCO JR.
• MARY ANN D. TOMPKINS
• GAY C. BIRDSONG
• MILDRED MAE DARBY
• JULIA MARIE KAPPERS
• MARTHA M. SMITH
• MARGARET M. COOK
• KATHERINE D. PEASE
• MARY C. KEOWN
• JOHN W. KNIGHT JR.
• ROSE M. HARTFORD
• PROPOSED DRESS CODE FOR TEACHERS DRAWS FIRE
• EVELYN H. HUNTER
• BEATRICE S. CORBETT
• JOHN S. MASON
• MARY E. CARIANI
• HARVIE T. WEAVER
• CLAUDE A. STINSON
• NELLIE L. PARKER
• LILLIAN J. VAUGHAN
• ERNEST PRESSLEY
• CHUCK CHUI LIN
• DONALD J. CLARK
• CHRISTIE H. DAVIDSON
• MAYE H. LANGSTON
• HELEN H. HUBBARD
• MYRTLE BROWN
• WESLEY E. BOWER
• ELIZABETH R. WALKER
• FREDERICK T. NAHF
• GEORGE W. WEBB
• ROBERT R. YOUNCE
• ROBERT E. BANKES
• MYRTLE H. DAILEY
• PAULINE B. SKINNER
• EVA M. RIDLEY
• ELOIS ROBERTS
• WILLIE W. HALL
• JOE A. CHERRY
• GRACIE M. FERRELL
• DEBORAH B. LEE
• ADORACION G. PANGILINAN
• WILLIAM W. MCNAIR
• WILLIAM S. CROSLEY
• JOY FUND DONORS
• AMTRAK BILLS INJURED PASSENGERS
• EPA OPPOSES COAL-STORAGE FACILITY PLAN THE EPA EXPRESSES ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS TO THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
• U.S. WEATHER SERVICE OPENS VA. OFFICE WITH MORE-ACCURATE RADAR
• ``GUMSHOE CHRISTMAS'' FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
• DARE WILL GET NEW SCHOOL WHEN NEEDED FOR NOW, OFFICIALS SAY, ENROLLMENT IS NOT TOO HIGH
• MICE DISCOVER A WARM HOME - BUT NO WELCOME - IN CITY HALL
• THE PERILS OF PAINTING THE CAPE HATTERAS LIGHT PEELING LEAD PAINT HAS MADE THE JOB A TALL ORDER.
• DISPUTE SWIRLS AROUND CLOSING OF BOAT RAMP PERSONAL INJURY INSURANCE CLAIM CAUSES DISPUTE.
• ACTOR CLIFTON DAVIS NAMED TO ECSU POSITION
• SHORELINE CREEPING CLOSER TO THE LIGHTHOUSE
• A FINE DAY, SPENT WITH THE LADY OF WOLF TRAP
• RADIOACTIVE LEAK FOUND AT NUCLEAR PLANT STATE WANTS CP&L TO DIG NEW WELLS TO TEST GROUNDWATER.
• LEADERS URGE RETIREES TO TAKE STATE SETTLEMENT
• CASINO GIVES INCENTIVES TO HAMPTON THE CITY ACCEPTS THE PACKAGE, AND VOTES FOR THE FIRM.
• MERCHANT LOSES PLEA FOR SECURITY GRILLE ON GRANBY STREET STORE
• ISLE OF WIGHT ADOPTS ZONING TO REGULATE LARGE HOG FARMS
• PARK, SPEEDWAY PLANS MEET OPPOSITION BOISTEROUS CROWD OF 200 TURNS OUT FOR SUFFOLK BRIEFING.