The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Thursday, February 16, 1995

• ISSLER C. DAVENPORT
• LEON LASTING
• SHERRY K. VANDERKLEED
• CLEMENTINE BATTLE
• SARAH ELIZABETH B. PEARCE
• ARTHUR D. HOPKINS
• MARY E. HITCHENS
• RUSSELL R. OFFHAUS
• MARGARET C. CONANT
• MABEL D. KNIGHT
• OLA L. EDWARDS
• MICHAEL H. MASSEY
• ELIZABETH W. HARRIS
• ALFRED L. BROWN
• GARLAND GLADDEN
• MARY E. SAUVAN
• WILLIE L. SULLIVAN JR.
• LEWIS J. WELCH SR.
• HOWARD LEWIS PARHAM SR.
• RUFUS C. GOFFIGAN SR.
• KIM HUU LUONG
• ARTHUR J. HEPLER SR.
• JUANITA W. BROWN
• ELIZABETH B. JOYCE
• HENRY BARRINGER
• HARRY A. OPAUSKI
• FRANK A. DICKENS
• WILLIAM S. WEBB SR.
• DEWEY T. MILLER
• TESTS FOR TAINTED CORN
• CYNTHIA T. STOWE
• LEEMAR GILCHRIST SR.
• DOROTHY WYATT
• EDWARD W. WATERS SR.
• MARTHA G. LANGFORD
• ROSEMARY N. RUFFIN
• QUEEN H. HOLLAND
• BERNARD W. DEAN
• STANLEY DAVIS CLARK SR.
• MARY ANNE GALVIN TODD
• NOAA CUTS WORRY MARINERS ALREADY BEHIND, THE AGENCY MAY RETIRE TWO OF FOUR NORFOLK-BASED SHIPS THAT MAP NAUTICAL HAZARDS.
• WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP SCHOOL UNVEILS UNIFORMS
• TEEN SUSPENDED FOR POSSESSING MOUTHWASH AT HIS HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS SAY THEY GOT WIND OF THE STUDENT BRAGGING OF ITS ALCOHOL CONTENT.
• FREE INSPECTION OF CHILD SAFETY SEATS AVAILABLE ON SATURDAY
• RADIATION RESEARCHERS SOUGHT SECRECY FROM MEDIA IN '51
• BABY'S DEATH BRINGS BACK COLD, SAD MEMORIES HOW COULD PEOPLE ABANDON BABIES, IN PORTSMOUTH THIS WEEK, OR S. CAROLINA 5 YEARS AGO?
• MANY AREA DELEGATES SUPPORT DPI STUDY
• 2 LAW STUDENTS AT REGENT WIN NATIONAL CONTEST HELD BY ABA
• LATE TAXES? NEW LAW ROLLS BACK INTEREST
• PROPOSAL WOULD TOY WITH REGULATORY PROCESS THE LEGISLATURE WOULD REVIEW NEW REGULATIONS.
• OFFICIALS WORK TO PINPOINT CAUSE OF WAREHOUSE FIRE
• AS GRADS FACE BRIGHTER FUTURE, SCHOOL FACES AN UNCERTAIN ONE THE MILITARY-STYLE PROGRAM MAY FALL TO CONGRESS' BUDGET AX.
• BEACH IS RETHINKING VALUE OF SAND, HURRICANE PROJECTS IF THE PROJECTS CONTINUE WITHOUT FEDERAL FUNDS, TAXPAYERS WILL HAVE TO PAY.
• COURT: FEDS CAN PROSECUTE MAN WHO WON'T PLEAD THE DEFENDANT SAID HIS LIFE WOULD BE IN DANGER IF HE TURNED IN HIS COHORTS.
• HEFTY TURNOUT PREDICTED FOR BABE RUTH WORLD SERIES
• INCHING ON THE INSECT TRAIL, HE BURNED TO MASTER MOTHS
• AN A FOR SCHOOLING AT HOME AS ITS POPULARITY GROWS, PARENTS FIND RESOURCES EASIER TO GET.
• JUDGE CONCLUDES APPRAISER DIDN'T PERJURE HIMSELF THE RULING COULD HINDER PLANS TO REDEVELOP A 90-ACRE E. OCEAN VIEW TRACT.
• GAY RIGHTS ACTIVIST ARRESTED AT CBN FORMER GHOSTWRITER FOR PAT ROBERTSON IS HELD FOR TRESPASSING.
• PROGRAM TACKLES PREGNANCY, POVERTY, ADDICTION CONSORTIUM'S PLAN PROVIDES FOR DETOX AND BUILDING OF SKILLS AT NORFOLK COMMUNITY.
• EPA AIR QUALITY RATING UNFAIR, REGIONAL PANEL SAYS NEW EPA DEMANDS WOULD PLACE THE REGION AND STATE IN A HARDSHIP, OFFICIALS CLAIM.
• BEACH OFFICER HEALING AFTER CRASH DURING PURSUIT; SUSPECT HELD MORE DRIVERS REFUSE TO STOP, SPOKESMAN FOR POLICE SAYS. NEWS COVERAGE GETS BLAME.
• HEATER CAUSES HOUSE FIRE
• NORFOLK COUNCIL ACTIONS
• SENATE TAKES STRONG STAND ON PROTECTING CLINIC ACCESS ANTI-ABORTION FORCES ARE AGAINST THE BILL THAT WOULD SET MINIMUM JAIL STAYS AND FINES.
• END OF THE LINE FOR THE BELKNAP
• HOUSE SET AFIRE AGAIN
• NORFOLK CHRISTIAN STUDENTS WIN CONTEST