The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Wednesday, March 15, 1995

• WILLIAM R. CONDOS III
• LOUISE J. LUDY
• DOLLIE A. GREEN
• ROOSEVELT WILLIAMS
• LAURA R. WEST
• REV. JOHN J. BAILEY SR.
• HARRY SCHAEFER JR.
• HERBERT L. BRICKHOUSE JR.
• GABRIELLE J. VALDEZ
• HAZEL W. WILLIS
• FRANCES D. HARTMAN
• HERBERT LIGGINS
• FLORENCE POOLE HOLLANDSWORTH
• W.J. HERRINGTON
• MARY R. WHITE
• LASSIE L. COWLES
• STELLA P. VANNATTER
• LORENE B. BLANCHARD
• DYLAN M. CARR
• JAMES E. DUTTON SR.
• EMORY E. BOLTON SR.
• CAROLYN L. BROWN
• RUBY O. COOKE
• BERNICE F. KIRBY
• SAMUEL L. HOWELL
• SARAH C. BOLLING
• MARY D. MCKENNEY
• GEORGE E. BEAR
• MARSELLA S. COLTRANE
• RUTH W. FARLEIGH
• MARGARET D. MCDERMOTT
• GRAHAM R. HARRELL SR.
• T. SHELTON MORGAN
• MARION D. MOORE
• LEONORA C. BERDOS
• COA TRUSTEES REFUSE REQUEST FOR MEETING FROM FIRED PROFESSOR
• FRANCIS D. PRYOR
• ERNEST F. CEPELAK
• WENDELL E. WILLIAMS
• MARIE R. FLUKER
• WILLIAM C. LILES
• DARE COUNTY RISES TO RESCUE THE RESCUERS
• WOMAN DIES OF INJURIES
• CURRITUCK CAN'T FORCE OWNERS OF POOLS, SPAS TO CONSERVE WATER
• BLACK RESIDENTS PUSH BOARD TO REJECT PRISON SITE ON SHORE THEY THREATEN A CIVIL RIGHTS SUIT IF SUPERVISORS OK THE PLAN.
• ``AN OFTEN UNSUNG BUT CRUCIAL LEADERSHIP ROLE''
• EX-CON CONFESSES TO KILLING GIRLFRIEND, SEEKS DEATH PENALTY
• COA TRUSTEES REFUSE REQUEST FOR MEETING FROM FIRED PROFESSOR
• TRUSTEES BACK PROPOSED ECSU MASTER'S PROGRAM
• SENATE PANEL VOTES TO ADD DUNE TO PARK SYSTEM THE BILL OFFERS PROTECTION, BUT THE COST COULD RAISE EYEBROWS.
• CURRITUCK WILL REBID HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT CONCERNS ABOUT THE CONTRACTOR WITH THE PREVIOUS LOW BID PROMPTED THE MOVE.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A Chesapeake prosecutor did not say he will seek the death penalty for Janice Eastman, as stated Wednesday in a MetroNews headline. Chesapeake Commonwealth's Attorney David Williams said he plans to seek capital murder indictments against Eastman, who is accused of killing her husband and two children. If found guilty of capital murder, Eastman would be eligible for the death penalty, but Williams said Tuesday that he had not decided if he is going to seek it. Correction published Thursday, March 16, 1995. ***************************************************************** MOTHER: ``I KILLED THEM ALL.'' A CHESAPEAKE PROSECUTOR SAYS HE WILL SEEK DEATH PENALTY.\
• BEACH MAN WHO STARVED HIS SON GETS WORK-RELEASE HE RECEIVED THE PRIVILEGE AGAINST PROSECUTOR'S WISHES.
• ALLEN COURTS BRITISH BUSINESSES, DEFENDS WELFARE REFORM PLAN
• OF SNAKES AND MAIL AND MULTILINGUAL DOG TALES
• ORDINANCE PRODS BUSINESSES TO CLEAN UP GRAFFITI
• A WHALE OF A PREHISTORIC FIND FOR DAD, SON ON SUNDAY STROLL
• BEACH LOBBIES HARD TO SAVE FEDERAL HURRICANE-SAFETY FUNDS PRESIDENT CLINTON PROPOSED CUTTING THAT FUNDING LAST MONTH.
• BEACH COUNCIL DEBATES VOTING DISTRICTS BY ONE VOTE, THE MAJORITY EMBRACES ASSEMBLY'S PLAN FOR 7 EQUAL-SIZE WARDS.
• RIGHTS GROUPS NEED SPARK, WILDER SAYS EX-GOVERNOR MAKES HIS PLEA FOR RELEVANCY AND OUTREACH, AT AN URBAN LEAGUE DINNER.
• CASE AGAINST WHITAKER KNOCKED OUT A JUDGE DISMISSED AN ASSAULT CHARGE THE BOXER FACED FOR FIGHTING IN A BAR LAST YEAR
• WOMAN TRAPPED IN CAR AFTER COLLISION
• BEACH SCHOOL DEDICATES SCULPTURE
• FIVE STATE TROOPERS TO JOIN PORTSMOUTH POLICE IN PROJECTS
• MURDER SUSPECT
• MOSS HOSPITALIZED
• CURRITUCK WILL REBID HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT CONCERNS ABOUT THE CONTRACTOR WITH THE PREVIOUS LOW BID PROMPTED THE MOVE
• SENATE PANEL VOTES TO ADD DUNE TO PARK SYSTEM THE BILL OFFERS PROTECTION, BUT THE COST COULD RAISE EYEBROWS
• TRUSTEES BACK PROPOSED ECSU MASTER'S PROGRAM
• DARE COUNTY RISES TO RESCUE THE RESCUERS
• EX-CON CONFESSES TO KILLING GIRLFRIEND, SEEKS DEATH PENALTY