The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Sunday, April 23, 1995

• HARRY W. ELLIOTTE ELIZABETH ELLIOTTE
• LARRY E. HOLTRY
• ROBERT L. HARRIS SR.
• STANLEY Z. MOORE
• MAXWELL R. FREEMAN
• ANNA T. TESLOVIC
• CATHERINE HENNELLY SHARP
• SHARON M. WALTERS
• NAOMI PUCKETT
• DAVID FRIEDMAN
• DEBORAH S. DIXON
• MARY C. PARKER
• CONSTANCE A. BOEHLER
• MARY E. NOPOULOS
• DAVID R. BUMGARDNER
• LILLIAN F. WILSON
• CRYSTAL C. TYLER
• HELEN B. ROWE
• MARIANNE M. MUNGCAL
• SOLDIER'S MOM COULD TEACH MCNAMARA LESSONS OF WAR
• U.VA. WANTS MORE REVIEWS OF TENURED PROFESSORS
• MAN SHOT TO DEATH
• EXPERIENCE GIVES FARMER EDGE ON CITY COUNCIL WITH IMAGINATION AND WORK, CHESAPEAKE CAN GROW AND BRIDGE ITS RACIAL, POLITICAL DIVISIONS, EDGE SAYS.
• SURVIVING THE HOLOCAUST OUT OF HIDING KITTY SAKS IS ALIVE TODAY, THANKS TO A TEACHER WHO BEGGED NUNS TO SHELTER THE 9-YEAR-OLD JEWISH GIRL IN A CONVENT
• CRIME LINE
• OFFICER INJURED
• JOSEPH W. HERNANDEZ, II
• QUEEN E. HUNTER
• BETTY B. PERKINS
• MARGARET REICHARD
• LORENZO EDWARDS
• JAMES W. LAMB SR.
• ULYSSES G. WATSON SR.
• SELMA B. WILKINS
• IRIS B. EVERETT
• HAROLD HAAS
• PEARL E. CUFFEE
• DOROTHY B. PRICE
• HARVEY EDMONDS
• VERNELL E. MASON
• FORUM EXPLORES REGIONAL TIES HAMPTON ROADS CITIES SHARE SIMILAR PROBLEMS. SOME SAY REGIONALISM COULD HELP SOLVE THEM.
• PLAY ABOUT 6 TROUBLED SISTERS HAS GOOD DIALOGUE, IS WORTH SEEING
• ``THERE BUT FOR THE GRACE OF GOD GO ALL OF US''
• WET, WILD, WONDERFUL
• DEMOCRATS CHOOSE COUNTY LEADERS PASQUOTANK ELECTS ACTIVIST BETTY MEGGS, WHO WILL SUCCEED DAUGHTER CATHERINE.
• TAKING A DAY TO TACKLE TRASH
• PASQUOTANK COUNTY'S SMART START FINDS ITSELF IN STORMY WATERS
• FIGHTING GETS PERSONAL ON DARE COMMISSION LOYALTY, PERSONAL INTEGRITY ARE AT STAKE IN THE OWENS, GRAY AND HASSELL BATTLE.
• CORRECTION