The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Monday, March 6, 1995

• ANNE V. KEOHAN
• CLARICE T. KEELING
• MABLE M. SMITH
• LORETTA BAILEY
• HERBERT R. FURLOUGH
• SAVING BUCKS VIA A TAX CUT VS. SAVING OUR SOCIETY
• BASE-CLOSING LIST GALVANIZES SUPPORT FOR FORT PICKETT STATE AND LOCAL LEADERS BEGIN A CAMPAIGN TO KEEP THE ARMY FACILITY FROM CLOSING.
• COMMISSION REJECTS ENGLISH-ONLY POLICY FOR D.C.-AREA 7-ELEVEN CLERKS THE RULE WAS FOUND DISCRIMINATORY AGAINST FOREIGN-BORN EMPLOYEES.
• NORFOLK YOUTH, 16, KILLED IN ARGUMENT
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story Monday about a fatal house fire in Portsmouth was incorrect when it said a victim of the fire ran outside the burning building and then went back inside. Fire officials now say that the victim did not leave the house before she was overcome by smoke. Correction published Thursday, March 9, 1995 on page A2. ***************************************************************** WOMAN FLEES HOUSE FIRE BUT RETURNS AND IS KILLED
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A MetroNews map Monday, showing a proposed amphitheater site for Virginia Beach, contained errors. Princess Anne Park is the area north of the amphitheater site; the amphitheater's stage would face southeast. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot on Tuesday, March 7, 1995, on page A2. ***************************************************************** AN AMPHITHEATER FOR VIRGINIA BEACH: PROJECT MOVES AT SPEED OF SOUND NEIGHBORS WORRY THAT A RUSH TO BUILD IS LIMITING PUBLIC INPUT. A HEARING WILL BE WEDNESDAY
• 12-YEAR-OLD ARRESTED IN FATAL PENINSULA SHOOTING HE WAS TRYING TO ROB A MAN, POLICE SAY; HE MAY HAVE HAD HELP.
• VIGIL FOR ACTIVIST DRAWS HUNDREDS THEY RALLIED TO BACK MEL WHITE, WHO IS ON A HUNGER STRIKE TO MEET WITH PAT ROBERTSON.
• 1ST-GRADE TEACHER GREETS CLASS WITH A SONG AND A SMILE ROBERT SANDER'S KIDS START THE DAY SINGING TO THE BEAT OF A ``DIFFERENT'' PIANIST.
• LABONTE'S RICHMOND VICTORY A TEAM EFFORT PIT WORK PUT HIM OUT FRONT; HE AND HIS CHEVY DID THE REST
• CARL J. MISIAK
• WILLIAM A. WARD SR.
• JOSIE M. GLADSTONE
• RUTH H. GREENE
• HERBERT L. KRAMER
• ANNABELL T. SCARBROUGH
• HAZEL H. HEDGEPETH
• FRANK LAFAYETTE MCEACHERN
• SHIRLEY A. BASS
• LEE O. LASSITER
• DOUGLAS T. CLAYBONE SR.
• JULIA W. B. ARMOND
• RUBY T. ELLIS
• LESLIE E. JENEARY
• WILLIAM H. PRICE SR.
• HELEN M. FITZGERALD
• WILLIAM M. MATHEWS JR.
• JEANETTE C. HORNSBY
• MERRILL Y. DUGGER
• BETTY L. PARVIN
• JAMES S. POWELL
• HELEN R. OSBORN
• THOMAS A. MIZELL
• RACHAEL S. SMITH
• CHARLOTTE M. PARKER
• MARY E. TYNDELL
• THOMAS R. HAWKINS JR.
• JAMES E. WEST SR.
• MACKIRAY DAVIS
• NELSON R. SMITH JR.
• RONNIE D. RIDDICK
• E. LOIS FRYE
• HUNT PLANS BATTLE TO HANG ONTO MILITARY JOBS N.C. ECONOMY STANDS TO LOSE $150 MILLION TO A VIRGINIA BASE.