The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Sunday, March 12, 1995

• REBECCA A. WILLIAMSON
• MARGARET D. OSMUNDSON
• MARY B. GOODWIN
• GROVER E. CARROLL SR.
• DR. IRVING S. WATERS
• SISTER EVA R. WARREN
• TERRY EILEEN BISHOP
• PHILIP F. GAGE
• TIMOTHY J. SOLDAL
• PANSY B. WHITEHURST
• CHARLES T. SPRESTER
• LILLIAN H. PARKS
• IRVING SALSBURY
• MARGARET T. AYERS
• JOELLEN S. BULGER
• ERNEST H. GRAVES
• JESSE M. WATERS JR.
• GERALDINE W. WHITE
• WALTER H. HARLOW
• JIMMY G. MARTIN
• LIMA M. CAPPS
• THE DELICATE BALANCING ACT OF PARENTING AND PROVIDING
• MAN DIES IN FIRE
• STUDENT ART - ALIENS, MORALS, PAIN, RITUALS YOUNG ARTISTS DON'T SHY AWAY FROM CONTROVERSY IN 23RD ANNUAL ART CONTEST
• FLASH! ELECTRONIC SIGN MAY GET OK THE SIGN: AN ELECTRONIC BILLBOARD ON WATERSIDE DRIVE WOULD DISPLAY COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC MESSAGES. PRO: NORFOLK COULD ADVERTISE PUBLIC FACILITIES, SUCH AS NAUTICUS, TO TOURISTS. CON: THE CITY SHOULD NOT BE SPONSORING COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING.
• THE VIRGINIA AND MONITOR FIGHT IT OUT - AGAIN
• 8,000 POUNDS OF OVER-PRESSURIZED CHEMICALS RELEASED
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Two Virginia Beach burglaries described in Sunday's Metro Crime Line occurred in the Larkspur section. The neighborhood's name was misspelled. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot on Tuesday, March 14, 1995, on page A2. ***************************************************************** CRIME LINE
• MR. BIG OWNERS SUE TO KEEP SCALLOPING A LOCAL COMPANY CLAIMS ALASKA AND A FEDERAL AGENCY HAVE OVERSTEPPED THEIR AUTHORITY.
• WINNERS OF STUDENT GALLERY '95 PRELIMINARIES
• THREE HURT IN FIRE
• TRIPLE SHOOTING
• SUSPECT SOUGHT
• MAN JUMPS ONTO HIGHWAY
• CHEMICALS SPILLED
• STUDENT ARTISTS SHARE PERSPECTIVES
• TESTIMONY ON A NIGHT OF TERROR
• CAN SPRING BE FAR BEHIND?
• DARE COUNTY WANTS OLD BUXTON WEATHER STATION FOR EMERGENCIES A PROPOSAL TO LET THE COUNTY OPERATE THE FACILITY GOES TO U.S. OFFICIALS THIS MONTH.
• 30 YEARS AFTER SELMA, WE MUST CONTINUE TO MARCH AGAINST HATE
• SALES TAX TO AID SCHOOLS GETS SUPPORT THE BILL WOULD LET COUNTY COMMISSIONERS LEVY A 1-CENT LOCAL SALES TAX IF VOTERS APPROVED.
• STUDY ASKS IF SUPER-RADARS ARE ENOUGH FOR AREA