The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Wednesday, January 25, 1995

• AUDREY G. COOK
• JOSEPH H. LEONARD
• WILLIAM T. DAVIS
• REYNOLD G. TINETTI
• CHARLIE B. CARTER
• FLOYD M. JACKSON
• LILLIAN R. WALLACE
• MARJORIE F. DANIEL
• GLORIA D. SCHROCK
• LEON M. SMITH
• NORA T. TURNER
• CHARLIE HENRY LEE JR.
• LILLIAN F. JOSSELSON
• GLORIA H. TERRY
• JOHNNY LEROY EVANS
• JOHN H. HURVIS
• DOROTHY B. CORONA
• KATHERINE S. CREECY
• NELLIE M. ANDERSON
• HARRY E. STEELE JR.
• ABU BAKR
• LEEMAN R. ROBERSON
• RUTH G. TRIPP
• THELMA O. WHITAKER
• ERNEST EPPS
• LAURA M. DAIL
• LARRY ELLIS
• TOREY A. SUMNER
• CARL E. TODD SR.
• EDWARD L. PIERONI
• STEELE E. SPEARS
• ZENOBIA BROWN
• JOHN H. JACOBS
• HAZELLE MILLER JR.
• JOHN R. PEER
• GEORGE M. CHERRY JR.
• ENNIS E. ROSE JR.
• WRVS SHOWS WIN AWARDS
• FOR A HAPPENING HUNK, BRAD'S HACKNEYED HAIRCUT WAS THE PITS
• STORE MANAGER IS FINED $250 AFTER ENTERING OBSCENITY PLEA SEXUAL MATERIALS WERE SEIZED AFTER CITIZENS' PANEL FOUND THEM OBSCENE.
• VIRGINIA WESLEYAN REMEMBERS ITS DEAN ``HE WAS KIND OF A HERO''
• THREE MILITARY BRANCHES RESCUE ARMY TUG, CREW OF 6
• RESCUER IS RESCUED AFTER 5 HOURS AT SEA
• VEHICLE CARRYING DARE INMATES GETS IN WRECK ON WAY TO RALEIGH
• NEW HEARING BEGINS FOR KILLER OF MOM, TEEN
• MAN CONVICTED OF ABDUCTING, SLASHING WOMAN IN PORTSMOUTH FACES LIFE SENTENCE PLUS 30 YEARS
• MAN SENTENCED FOR PAYOFFS TO INFLUENCE ARMY CONTRACTS
• DARE RELEASES DETAILS OF LANDLORD'S SETTLEMENT
• WHERE TO REACH ALBEMARLE-AREA LEGISLATORS
• AS ASSEMBLY OPENS, GOP EAGER TO FLEX ITS MUSCLE
• HOUSE ENDORSES ELECTION PLAN FOR BEACH BUT THE CITY'S STATE LEGISLATORS ARE DIVIDED ON THE ISSUE, CLOUDING ITS PROSPECTS FOR FINAL APPROVAL.
• ELIZABETH CITY COUNCIL CAUTIOUS ON MERGER A PROPOSAL WOULD LINK THE CITY WITH PASQUOTANK COUNTY.
• A LOOK AT SOME REGIONAL AND COASTAL LEGISLATION
• SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE HARBOR
• SMITHFIELD ATTORNEY, 41, STRIPPED OF LAW LICENSE
• GOP RALLIES TO DEFEND ALLEN'S BUDGET PLAN OPPOSITION GROWS - FROM DEMOCRATS AND EVEN SOME REPUBLICANS - AGAINST A PLAN TO REDUCE COSTS.
• KILLER DIES WITHOUT SECOND BAPTISM PLEA FOR CEREMONY DENIED; DANVILLE SLAYER IS FIRST TO DIE BY LETHAL INJECTION IN STATE.
• JMU FACULTY PASSES NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION AGAINST SCHOOL'S PRESIDENT A RESTRUCTURING PLAN, WHICH ANGERS PROFESSORS, WOULD CLOSE THE UNIVERSITY'S PHYSICS DEPARTMENT.
• NORFOLK CONSIDERS ENDING FEDERAL GUN-BUYER CHECK
• BEACH COUNCIL APPROVES FUNDS FOR DESIGN OF AMPHITHEATER
• WOMAN RAPED, MAN BEATEN
• SOLID FUND RAISING LAYS FOUNDATION FOR ODU WALL THE SCHOOL HAS COLLECTED MORE THAN $500,000 TO EXTEND THE LANDMARK ALONG HAMPTON BOULEVARD.
• CORRECTIONS
• MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE
• TEEN ACCUSED OF MURDER
• COCAINE ARREST