The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Monday, February 6, 1995

• HARVEY W. PRIVOTT
• REBECCA V. MILLINER
• PHILIP C. CRAWFORD
• CHARLES M. STOUT
• GEORGE W. STURDIFEN
• MARY E. HODR
• BEULAH O. MASSIE
• NETTIE L. SMILEY
• JAMES M. RIGDON
• IRENE P. DICKERSON
• MILTON R. MULLEN
• DOROTHY L. PALUMBO
• RAYMOND M. BAIRD
• MARIE HILL
• BRENDA K. GREENE
• PAUL BARONE JR.
• MICHAELA L. SPRINGER
• MARY E. WINSTEAD
• COLLIS O. LEWIS
• HAZEL H. MORRIS
• ANNE C. DICKERSON
• WALTER E. HOBBS
• JAMES M. JONES JR.
• WILLIAM I. FRANKLIN SR.
• EUGENE N. DILLON
• MARLYN WARREN
• CHARLES BELL SR.
• REV. P. FRANCIS QUINN
• JANITH C. LINEBERRY
• HACKLES RISE OVER ALLEN'S TOP-DOWN MANAGING STYLE HIS APPROACH HAS CREATED BUREAUCRATIC LOGJAMS, SOME SAY.
• STRUGGLE BREWING BETWEEN CHAMBERS OVER LINE-ITEM VETO HOUSE REPUBLICANS WANT IT, BUT SENATE DEMOCRATS DON'T.
• CURRITUCK TO DECIDE FATE OF SEVERAL PROJECTS THE DEVELOPMENTS HAVE BEEN CRITICIZED FOR POTENTIAL IMPACT.
• BELL TELLS 81-YEAR-OLD TO SQUINT AND BEAR IT MAN CONTINUES HIS CRUSADE FOR BIGGER TYPE IN PHONE BOOK.
• COMMUNITY GOVERNMENTS AT CROSSROADS VIRGINIA BEACH SCHOOL BOARD A CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION AND A RESIGNATION HAVE SHAKEN FAITH IN THE CITY'S FIRST ELECTED SCHOOL BOARD. SOME OPPONENTS FEEL VINDICATED; EVEN SUPPORTERS ADMIT THE SYSTEM NEEDS WORK.
• CORPS OFFICERS AGREE, MARINES DOING BETTER IN CLINTON PRESIDENCY
• NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING: CONTRACT FREEZES PAY TILL '99
• COMMUNITY GOVERNMENTS AT CROSSROADS PORTSMOUTH SCHOOL BOARD PORTSMOUTH BOARD DITCHES PLAN TO PRIVATIZE SOME CITY SCHOOLS
• CITY TO RESTUDY OCEANFRONT TRASH PICKUP MERCHANTS ARE WORRIED ABOUT AN INTERRUPTION IN SERVICE AS TOURIST SEASON APPROACHES.
• COMMUNITY GOVERNMENTS AT CROSSROADS CHESAPEAKE CITY COUNCIL AT A WEEKEND RETREAT, CITY LEADERS TOOK A TOUGH STANCE ON THE PERENNIAL PROBLEM OF GROWTH. A NEW PLAN WOULD SEVERELY RESTRICT REZONING WHERE SCHOOLS, SEWER LINES AND ROADS ARE OVERBURDENED.
• MINUS KEMP, THE STAGE IS SET FOR BOB DOLE