The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Saturday, January 14, 1995

• TWO PENINSULA SHERIFFS SUING VIRGINIA OVER JAIL CROWDING
• MARTHA G. LEE
• MARVIN V. EARLY
• WILLIAM R. FUNCHES
• ERA E. HOLLAND JR.
• MARTHA P. O'NEAL
• WILLIAM L. JONES SR.
• ROXIE W. BURNETTE
• ASIA N. LOCKLEY
• ROBERT E. DRAKE
• RUBY C. COTTON
• RAYFORD E. PARKER
• MAMIE M. PARKER
• DONALD F. MAIORANA
• BERNARD REILLY
• MORGAN C. MARTIN
• DORIS A. DIGGES
• VIRGINIA S. BABB
• JAMES F. SHEPHERD
• PHEBIA L. OLIVER
• NOVAL C. GOLDMAN
• THOMAS W. JONES
• JAMES EVANS
• MILDRED HOGGARD
• NATHANIAL R. OWENS
• RICHARD E. SPARROW
• ERNEST W. BROWN
• GROUP ARGUES THAT ITS APPEAL OF HORSE-TRACK DECISION IS VALID
• INMATE WON'T GET INJURY BENEFITS, STATE COURT RULES THE DECISION REVERSES A COURT OF APPEALS RULING.
• PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN FOR MONUMENT NORFOLK STATE ON FRIDAY OBSERVED THE MEMORY OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. THE THEME: ``BEYOND THE DREAM: HELP SOMEBODY''
• ECSU PROFESSOR SEEKS TO SUCCEED OWENS DEMOCRAT JOHNNY HOUSTON, 54, IS THE FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN TO ENTER THE RACE.
• THE WASTE ALLEN HATES LURKS UNDER HIS NOSE IN RICHMOND
• VOLUNTEERS GIVE SHELTER TO PARK SERVICE STAFF
• GUARDIAN: TAKE TOT FROM PARENTS WHO STARVED HIM
• JMU TO DROP MAJOR, MERGE TWO COLLEGES TO REDUCE SPENDING
• JUVENILE CONVICTED IN STABBING OF YOUTH GETS INDEFINITE TERM HIS BROTHER FACES TRIAL AN ADULT IN THE ATTACK ABOARD A BUS.
• JOY FUND
• HEARING IS PLANNED TO DISCUSS DISMISSAL OF ELECTIONS OFFICIAL
• GUN TAKEN TO SCHOOL
• FUNDS CUT TO TEST RADIOACTIVE WASTE SITE THE STATE HAD SOUGHT $13 MILLION FOR LAND STUDIES.
• PETTY RULES OUT RACE FOR GOVERNOR'S JOB
• DARE COUNTY MAKES PITCH TO HOST BABE RUTH SERIES
• ALASKAN OFFICIAL IS SUCCESSFUL AT HONORING N.C. REPRESENTATIVE
• VIRGINIA AIR GUARD FINDS DEBRIS IN F-16 FUEL SYSTEMS THE DISCOVERY IN NOVEMBER LED TO PROCEDURE CHANGES.
• PUBLICIZE PROPOSALS, COUNCILMAN URGES
• HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER KILLS CYCLIST, INJURES 2ND
• CASINO FIRM'S PITCH HIT MARK ITS PLANS FOR THE WATERFRONT WON OVER PORTSMOUTH OFFICIALS
• IDAHO DEAL WILL MAKE SPACE AT NEWPORT NEWS WASTE UNLIKELY TO BE TAKEN FROM NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** In Saturday's Metro section, a review of a Virginia Symphony performance ended in mid-sentence. Here is the final paragraph in its entirety: Before ``Scheherazade,'' the orchestra paid tribute to the memory of Luke Douglas Sellers, a former assistant conductor, who died in October. With the podium empty, they played ``Nimrod'' from Elgar's ``Enigma'' Variations. It was a fitting choice, not only for its solemnity but also because Elgar's Serenade for Strings afforded Sellers one of his most impressive local performances. Correction published Sunday, January 15, 1995. ***************************************************************** BRASSY CONCERTO JUST WHAT THE DOC ORDERED
• TEEN CHARGED WITH MURDER
• MAN FOUND SLAIN
• 3 ACCUSED OF ROBBERY
• HANDGUN FOUND IN CAMPER
• MAN HELD IN FATAL STABBING