The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Wednesday, April 12, 1995

• FLA. RAPIST INTERESTS LOCAL INVESTIGATORS NAVY OFFICIALS THINK THE MAN, WHO DRANK HIS VICTIM'S BLOOD, MAY BE LINKED TO 2 DEATHS.
• COUNCIL REJECTS APPEAL FROM MAN SHOT BY POLICE
• SPECIAL BEACH TAGS: 2 ORDERS TAKEN, 998 TO GO
• NSU STILL VIRGINIA'S CHEAPEST STATE COLLEGE BUT CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT APPROVES THE LARGEST TUITION INCREASE THUS FAR.
• PASTOR CALLS FOR HELP FINDING GIRLS' ATTACKER
• CELLAR DOOR INVITES ELVIS TO THE BEACH PLANNERS KEEP MOST POPULAR EVENTS BUT ADD A FEW CHANGES.
• KINGPIN DETAILS VAST DRUG RING EIGHT ARE ON TRIAL IN NORFOLK, CHARGED WITH RUNNING THE NEW YORK-TO-MIAMI OPERATION.
• WOMAN DENIES SHE TARGETED VICE MAYOR SANDRA LEWIS BERATED CITY COUNCIL FOR CASTING HER AS A FEMME FATALE
• GROUP OF PORTSMOUTH RESIDENTS DECRIES PLAN TO LURE SUPERMARKET
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Dr. L.D. Britt is rector of Norfolk State University's Board of Visitors. A column in Wednesday's MetroNews section had his NSU position wrong. Correction published Thursday, April 13, 1995 on page A2. ***************************************************************** DOCTOR TRAINED HARD TO WORK HARD FOR HIS COMMUNITY
• BUSH HELPS MUSEUM REACH OUT
• CITY COUNCIL CLEARS CHANNEL FOR JET SKI FACILITY IN OCEAN VIEW
• CHINESE NATIONALS LOSE APPEAL IN SMUGGLING CASE
• 2 HURT AS PLANE CRASHES WHILE LANDING ON SHORE
• LINDBERGH WELLS JR.
• COUNTESS B. GARRETT
• RICHARD B. TURNER SR.
• DORA PETERSON
• CHARLOTTE V. BROWN
• LAWRENCE W. COLLINS SR.
• TOMMIE BERRY
• CLEMON RASCOE
• HENRY R. NOBLE
• HENRY ROUNDTREE
• LAWSON A. WORSHAM
• DOROTHY I. COKER
• GRACE G. O'NEAL
• ESSIE CRIDER
• MARY L. FUTRELL
• LOUISE C. FORBES
• WILEY H. TILLERY
• DAISY H. EURE
• ELSIE K. DAVIS
• ALEJANDRO G. TIMBOL SR.
• LYNHAVEN COSTON SR.
• MARY B. SIMPSON
• CORA R. WALTON
• BEVERLY L. SEELINGER
• MANTEO HIGH'S MASCOT RETURNS AS REDSKINS' CHIEF
• FISHING ON THE OUTER BANKS: ANGLERS LAND FEWER PRIZES AS FISHING LULL STRIKES BEACHES
• BILL CALLS FOR STUDY OF FISHERIES COMPACT
• SPEAKERS PUSH FOR NEW DIVORCE LAWS IT WOULD REQUIRE PROPERTY DISPUTES TO BE SETTLED FIRST. THE PROPOSED LEGISLATION WOULD REQUIRE DISPUTES ON PROPERTY TO BE SETTLED FIRST
• HEARING BRINGS NO CONSENSUS ON BRIDGE MORE THAN 200 JAM WORKSHOP TO DISCUSS THE CURRITUCK SPAN.
• SHERIFF PULLS THE PLUG IN A PASQUOTANK RAID THAT NETS CASH, DRUGS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The play ``Dinosaur Mountain'' starts at 7 tonight at the College of the Albemarle Auditorium in Elizabeth City. A story Wednesday had the wrong time for the opening curtain. Correction published Thursday, April 13, 1995 in THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT, North Carolina Edition on page B3. ***************************************************************** PREHISTORIC HITS MAKE IT A JURASSIC LARK ``DINOSAUR MOUNTAIN'' TAKES A TRIP BACK IN TIME.
• OPPONENTS CALL RED-WOLF POLL BIASED THEY CLAIM POLLSTERS IGNORED DEFECTS OF THE RELEASE PROGRAM.