The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Friday, April 28, 1995

• A. KEITH WOODBERY
• HUBERT E. CROCKER
• FLORENCE W. REID
• A. EDWARD WOODLEY
• MATTHEW A. GIACOBBE
• SARAH K. COVINGTON
• IDA B. SYLVESTER
• ELIZABETH D. HESTER
• CHARLES F. LANE
• ELLEN M. KURTZ
• VICTORIOUS K. COPELAND
• DANIEL J. CLANTON
• RONALD M. WHITE SR.
• SARAH C. BELL
• JESSE L. HARDISON
• LEE G. DITON
• MAUDE L. JOHNSON
• SHIRLEY C. TRETOLA
• KENNETH HOWARD MCNATT
• RUSSELL C. FERGUSON
• TEEN SHOT DEAD
• CLARENCE ELLIOTT
• GRACE L. BALLANCE
• RUBY W. WALLACE
• JAY O. POWELL
• CHRISTINE MICKERT
• HENRY E. PULLEY
• DOROTHY H. DOWLING
• HARRY A. RICHARD
• JULIAN SPENCER
• WILLIS M. SAVAGE
• JAMES A. WHITEHURST SR.
• WEBSTER L. WALKER
• GLADYS C. STORY
• INEZ C. WEST
• VIRGILIA B. GIRONELLA
• BARRY L. BEAUCHAMP
• M. FRANK HALL JR.
• THELMA L. WALKER
• GEORGE CLAIBORNE JR.
• REGINALD IRVING
• HAROLD N. WEBB
• ERNEST G. VALIANOS
• JAMES H. NEWTON
• GREGORY A. SMITH
• VIRGINIA E. NUGENT
• MARY B. ALFRIEND
• JAMES R. FLETCHER
• ANDREW E. WEBB SR.
• CELIA GRIFFIN
• JIMMY R. SETZER
• RAYMOND E. WHEELER SR.
• GASTON S. FOOTE III
• PACINCIA L. WALSER
• LANDLORD CHARGED IN SLAYINGS OF 5 TENANTS
• ABDUCTION IS SOME PARENTS' WORST FEAR
• AZALEA PARADE SET FOR TONIGHT IN NORFOLK
• FATHER'S FEARS KEEP BOY IN VA. ANIA BLACKWELL WANTS TO TAKE HER SON, JAN, TO POLAND THIS SUMMER. BUT, SHE SAYS, HER EX-HUSBAND HAS OBTAINED A COURT RULING MAKING THE TRIP IMPOSSIBLE.
• KILLER-RAPIST MAY GET DEATH PENALTY
• FATAL STABBING
• PIPELINE TO TEST REGIONAL BONDS THE GASTON DEAL WILL ALTER THE FLOW OF BOTH WATER AND DEVELOPMENT.
• ONLY IN VIRGINIA DO READING SCORES DROP SCHOOLS CHIEF SAYS STATE NEEDS TOUGHER STANDARDS
• A 365-POUND BLUE MARLIN TAKEN ABOARD ``SEA BREEZE''
• DRUG ARRESTS MADE
• CALLING PLANS HAVE COMPLEX WORDING SOME FEAR OPTIONS WILL COST MORE, BUT THE PHONE COMPANY SAYS CUSTOMERS WILL SAVE MONEY.
• AIR SHOW WILL FEATURE WWII ARTIFACTS
• HOW A NOVICE SURVIVES WILD PLANE RIDE
• FAMILY CRIES FOUL WHEN COP KILLS ANGRY DOG THE OFFICER SAYS THAT, KNOWING THE DOG, HIS INSTINCT WAS TO SHOOT
• JUDGE REVERSES JURY'S DECISION FAVORING DISMISSED POLICE OFFICER
• REFLECTING ON THE WONDERS THE AREA OFFERS TO EVERYONE