The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Friday, February 10, 1995

• TWO FIRES DAMAGE BUILDINGS
• ANOTHER HORSE DIES FROM POISON
• ETHEL M. BROWN
• ROBERT M. ODOM SR.
• ROBERT F. BRONSON
• LINWOOD E. HARRELL
• JOHN GILBERT GIBSON SR.
• SAMUEL E. ADKINS
• JACK H. MILLER
• W. RAY JOHNSON
• RACHEL S. WILLIAMS
• FREDERICK E. WILLIAMS
• MRS. JULIA M. WHITE
• JULIAN BOND
• MILDRED C. TURNER
• RUBY H. KAHLER
• ROSA M. TERRELL
• NANCY O. STEINER
• PAULINE M. TALBERT
• DONALD L. SANDERS
• AUDREY G. GOMETZ
• ALBERT D. CAYTON
• MARGARET B. RICHARDSON
• DAVID E. SMITH
• MARTHA S. WILKINS
• FILIPPO CLEMENTE
• WINIFRED L. WOOD
• MILDRED E. DIGGS
• LINDSLEY FACES SUIT IN LAND PURCHASE SUIT SAYS HE TOOK ADVANTAGE OF ELDERLY WOMAN, BOUGHT HER LAND FOR $2,000.
• UNC LOOKS TO A FUTURE OF WORKING FOR SUPPORT
• 3RD SUSPECT ACCUSED IN '93 KILLING OF OFFICER IN VIRGIN ISLANDS
• OCEANFRONT AUCTION RAISES MONEY, FOND MEMORIES OLD FRIENDS GATHER TO SWAP TALES AND PICK UP BARGAINS AT THE PEPPERMINT BEACH CLUB
• FERRY DOCK CONTRACT
• GOVERNOR SEEKS MIDDLE GROUND IN STATE ADDRESS STATE OF THE STATE PLEASES CONSERVATIVES, CONCERNS LIBERALS
• WATERFRONT DEVELOPERS TOUR AREAS TARGETED FOR RENOVATION
• NO. 2 MAN CHOSEN TO REPLACE BATEMAN WILLIAM NICHOLS, HIS DEPUTY, PROMISES CONTINUITY, STABILITY IN CHESAPEAKE SCHOOLS.
• PROJECTS LOSE OFF-DUTY COPS PORTSMOUTH LABOR DISPUTE WON'T AFFECT ON-DUTY POLICE
• CLIENT CONVICTED OF STALKING NORFOLK SOCIAL WORKER THE MAN, WHO LOST ACCESS TO HIS SON AFTER HITTING HIM, BLAMED THE SOCIAL WORKER.
• RATTLER MAY BE STATE REPTILE, BUT BOX TURTLE'S GOT WHAT IT TAKES
• UNC WANTS 3 MARINE SCIENCE CENTERS
• SHORE'S SUPPORT IS SOUGHT FOR EXPRESSWAY HIGHWAY FROM NORFOLK TO RALEIGH WOULD BENEFIT ROUTE 13 CORRIDOR, ADVISERS TOLD.
• A FORMER INMATE EXULTS IN LIFE OUTSIDE WALLS DNA TESTS PROVED THAT THE WRONG MAN WAS CONVICTED 10 YEARS AGO.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The late Dan K. Moore, a former governor of North Carolina, said 10 years ago that he would have vetoed a bill to create the medical school at East Carolina University. The quote was published earlier this week. A story in Friday's Virginian-Pilot indicated incorrectly that Mr. Moore made the comment a few days ago. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot on Saturday, February 11, 1995, on page B4 of the North Carolina edition. ***************************************************************** GOVERNOR'S VETO BILL PROGRESSES IN HOUSE
• ``STAR WARS'' PROGRAM FACES TEST THIS MORNING
• 3 GOVERNORS ASSAIL EPA AND CLEAN AIR ACT ALLEN SAYS VIRGINIA IS IN AN UPHILL BATTLE WITH EPA OVER AUTO EMISSION REGULATIONS
• VIDEO CONFERENCE EXAMINES DIVERSITY
• 279,595 VISIT AQUARIUM
• FIRES BURN FOR HOURS IN BEACH, CHESAPEAKE