The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Tuesday, January 17, 1995

• RUBIE A. DASH
• RUSSELL E. NELSON
• JESSE P. MCDOWELL
• OLLIE P. JONES
• WILLIAM L. PECK
• LONIA TURNER BYNUM
• SAMANTHA J. FOSTER
• DOROTHY B. VITZ
• THORNTON A. CUTCHIN SR.
• GEORGE M. CLEAR
• LISA L. EDWARDS
• HELEN C. PITTMAN
• JESSIE D. JOHNSON
• CORA A. MOORE
• ESTAIRE E. MARKER
• AIDA V. ZALDIVAR
• LOTTIE L. LAWRENCE
• ABRAM H. BUCK JR.
• LENCY R. MORRIS
• DAVID K. MIMNA
• SHARON L. ULMER
• WILLIE D. WILEY
• WILLIAM T. GARDNER JR.
• HAZEL P. HILL
• RUTH H. CASON
• V. NELSON POWERS
• JOHN C. JARVIS SR.
• GORDON B. CARRAWAY JR.
• MALCOLM J. VANDERHOFF
• ROXIE P. PARKER
• THOMAS B. CALLAHAN
• PEARL H. JOHNSON
• MABEL M. STEPHENSON
• BARBARA B. BLOXSOM
• ELLEN STRADER
• EMMA R. FEREBEE
• ALLEGED PLOT BY MALCOLM'S DAUGHTER DULLS KING TRIBUTE
• BOAT WORKERS GET A TASTE OF FAME DURING ``BREAKFAST TIME''
• ACTOR JOINS ECSU
• SENATOR WANTS VIRGINIA TO GET TOUGH ON ILLEGALS
• THERE'S NO ESCAPING TAXES AND COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS LITTLE-SUPERVISED OFFICIALS GET A PIECE OF MOST ESTATES.
• COUNCILMAN MAY LEAVE ELIZABETH CITY BOSOMWORTH WOULD HAVE TO LEAVE HIS POST ON THE COUNCIL.
• CRITICS ATTACK STUDY ON BACK BAY CUTS STATE PARK OFFICIALS QUESTION THE STUDY AND THE NEED FOR HIKING AND BIKING RESTRICTIONS.
• ABORTION COULD BE MORE DIVISIVE IN ASSEMBLY THIS YEAR
• SWAT TEAM FINDS MAN DEAD, APPARENT SUICIDE
• KING, THE MAN AND HIS MESSAGE REMEMBERED
• KEEPING THE LEGACY ALIVE TROUBLED NAACP WILL SURVIVE AND CONTINUE STRUGGLE AGAINST RACISM, INTERIM LEADER SAYS.
• IN EIGHT YEARS, PROPERTY VALUES HAVE ALMOST QUADRUPLED RISING TAXES DRAW A HOWL ON OCRACOKE
• AUSTERE BUDGET GETS A SECOND LOOK FROM STATE ADMINISTRATORS
• LAWMAKERS LIKELY TO GIVE RELIEF TO TAXPAYERS REDUCTIONS ARE LIKELY FOR TAXES ON INCOME AND INTANGIBLES.
• WILDER TO BLACKS: DON'T ACCENT DIFFERENCES EX-GOVERNOR CITES DEFEATIST ATTITUDES AND FOCUS ON RACE.
• ACCOUNTANT DROPPED BY POWER FIRM AFTER AUDIT
• COAL FACILITY GETS PERMIT NORFOLK SOUTHERN YARD WILL BE NEAR TWO LAKES THAT PROVIDE WATER FOR THE REGION.
• CAR-PHONE THIEVES RACK UP BILLS CRUISING THE CELLULAR HIGHWAY
• CLEARING YESTERDAY FOR TOMORROW