The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Tuesday, March 28, 1995

• E. SPENCER WISE
• EDWARD ALBERTSON
• BERNARD C. ECKENRODE
• MABEL S. UNDERHILL
• IVA P. GRAY
• FRANK E. DOSS JR.
• FORREST P. WHITE, M.D.
• RICHARD D. GALIETTI
• EDWARD N. LUTZ
• SOPHIE T. HOPKINS
• IDA L. PARKER
• MILDRED S. RODGERS
• FRANK BETHEA JR.
• CHARLES A. BRUGH
• MARTIN ACKERMAN
• HORACE E. TAYLOR
• LANE E. CLENDENIN
• CECIL G. BULLARD
• BENNIE D. MCLAUGHLIN
• MYRLE J. POWERS
• HERBERT F. ROUNTREE
• JOHNNIE E. BRIDGERS
• PATRICK J. KELLY
• HOG FARM PERMIT MAY BE TAKEN AWAY FIELDS HAVE BEEN SPRAYED WITH WASTE, INVESTIGATORS SAY.
• JAMES E. WOOD
• CHARLOTTE G. SMITH
• GENEVA H. HORN
• CLEO R. JOLLIFF
• CORA OUTLAW
• WILLIAM BAZEMORE
• NEST WILL NOT THWART PROGRESS ON I-64 ROAD-WIDENING PROJECT
• E. OCEAN VIEW LANDLORD SETTLES SUIT WITH NRHA
• FIRED GUARD ASSAILS VIRGINIA WESLEYAN ADMINISTRATORS
• SPRING GRAZING WILD PONIES, STRAYING TO SANDBRIDGE, DRAW ADMIRATION AND CAUTION
• STUDENTS TREATED AFTER SCHOOL BUS, CAR COLLIDE
• STATE GETS AN EARFUL ON SCHOOL PLAN BOARD NOW SEEKS COMMON GROUND FROM AMONG CITIZENS' COMMENTS
• GROUP: VA. REGULATORS OK'D ILLEGAL PERMITS THE PRO-BUSINESS BUREAUCRACY BENT FEDERAL RULES ON WATER POLLUTION, THE COMPLAINT CLAIMS.
• SAVORING THE INCREMENTAL SIGNS THAT HERALD SPRING
• JURY RECOMMENDS LIFE FOR KILLER
• ALLEN WANTS LEGISLATORS TO CUT $15 MILLION FROM VA. BUDGET
• ALLEN EXPECTED TO SIGN BEACH RESTRUCTURING BILL
• RESIDENTS, FEDS TALK OUT WORRIES OVER RADIOACTIVE ACID PLANS WOULD PROTECT THE TRANSPORT AND STORAGE, OFFICIALS SAY.
• JURY OUT 2 DAYS IN TRIAL OF EX-UNITED WAY LEADER
• REVERSE COUNTY BOARD, DEVELOPER ASKS COURT
• MAN IN UNITED WAY PROBE MAY SHARE BIG INHERITANCE
• MOST SPEAKERS AT 2ND HEARING OPPOSE ADDED MARINA FEES
• DARE COUNTY FACES A DILEMMA: RAISE TAXES, CUT SERVICES OR BOTH COUNTY EXPECTS A $2 MILLION SHORTFALL IN THE NEXT 2 YEARS.