The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Saturday, April 29, 1995

• JUNIUS F. OVERTON
• WILLIAM W. HOGARTH
• JESSIE W. WATERS JR.
• TIMOTHY DOWNING
• DAVID E. ODEBRALSKI
• EDNA SHACKLEFORD
• MERVIN D. BOYD
• STEVEN E. SMITH
• RUFUS GRANT
• PATRICK A. CASEY
• ANNIE P. ARMSTRONG
• JOSEPH D. BLYTHE
• CORA W. SMITH
• CARMAN A. MIDDLEBROOK
• TITUS MARIO HARRISON
• PHILIP C. O'PRANDY
• CARLTON I. TATE
• WALLEY CUFFEE SR.
• AUGUSTUS BONNEY JR.
• ANGELO COLANGELO
• DOROTHY H. DOWLING
• WALTER K. LONG
• ANITA R. KENT
• ANNIE P. KNIGHT
• INEZ L. WEST
• JAMES H. NEWTON
• HARRY F.A. RICHARD
• DANIEL R. FUTRELL SR.
• PATRICIA A. CRANMER
• VIRGINIA L. RIVERS
• VICTOR BLOW
• LLOYD A. BOBBITT
• EDMUND THOMAS
• WILLIAM N. BROWN
• LUKE M. WARD SR.
• MARTHA L. NIXON
• CHARLES C. HOLLAND JR.
• HERMAN G. MARSH
• ADDIE JEFFERSON
• GENEVA W. BELL
• RONNIE K. WILLIAMS
• ``ADOPTED'' ASTRONAUT LANDS IN NORFOLK IT'S SHOW-AND-TELL TIME AS KINDERGARTEN KIDS LEARN ABOUT SPACE FROM A PRO
• SEMINAR FOCUSES ON EMPLOYMENT FOR THE DISABLED THE CONFERENCE ATTRACTS NEARLY 650 AND FEATURES 50 SESSIONS.
• WINNING AWARD OF $1 MILLION FOR MALPRACTICE IS ONLY STEP ONE DOCTOR'S INSURERS THREATEN TO APPEAL
• TIME FINALLY DEFEATS POW/MIA GROUP
• POMPEII: A BLAST OF A RIDE AT BUSCH GARDENS
• JURY DECIDES MAN DESERVES LIFE IN PRISON FOR RAPING, KILLING GIRL
• GINGER ROGERS DANCED AWAY, HELPING DILUTE A DIRE DECADE
• A WAY STATION FOR NUCLEAR WASTE? SPENT FUEL RODS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES COULD BE SHIPPED THROUGH THE REGION.
• PLAYING WITH THE BAND
• ARTHUR E. CONRAD JR.
• 2 WOMEN DIE IN WRONG-WAY, HEAD-ON CRASH
• WAVY APPOINTS GENERAL MANAGER
• FISHING SLOW BUT RODANTHE REPORTS A GOOD RUN OF BLUES
• AIRCRAFT OF YESTERYEAR RETURN IN FORCE AT LEAST 17 ANTIQUE PLANES ARE EXPECTED FOR THE FIRST ``WRIGHT BROTHERS FLY-IN.''
• A STRIPING RESTORATION JOB STANDS TALL, BRIGHT IN BUXTON
• MAN HELD IN CONNECTICUT KILLINGS TO BE TRANSFERRED TO RALEIGH JAIL
• JONES VISITS DEVELOPMENT GROUP
• APPEALS COURT REFUSES TO REHEAR U.S. LAWSUIT ON MEN-ONLY AT VMI A 6-4 VOTE FOR A NEW HEARING FALLS ONE VOTE SHORT.
• ``NOISES OFF'' IS A TWO-KNEE SLAPPER EVERYONE WILL ENJOY THE PERFORMANCES. IT IS QUITE UNFAIR TO LAUD ONE PERFORMER.
• INVESTIGATION NETS 5 DRUG-RELATED ARRESTS
• NETWORKING BOARD CONVENES AT ECSU THE COLLEGE HOPES THAT A NATIONAL BOARD OF ADVISERS WILL HELP IT REACH PROMINENCE.
• MEMORIAL INTERNSHIP
• SHOOTING VICTIM IDENTIFIED
• WOMAN FATALLY SHOT AT HOME