The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 2, 1995

• JOHN ROBERTS
• EVELYN W. CULLIPHER
• LONNIE D. BESS SR.
• DALLIS JOYNER
• SHIRLEY J. MCCOY
• CLIFFORD L. SEBRING
• BETTY A. DENSON
• WILLIAM C. PROCEJUS
• ETHEL C. JACKSON
• ANNE W. WHITE
• RAMONA J. ALEXANDER
• INA D. BROWN
• RUBY ARTHUR FINE
• DR. ROBERT C. HILL
• ROBERT D. PRINCE
• MARINE W. BLANCHARD
• ANDREW L. CASON SR.
• ELSIE B. SMITH
• WILLIAM J. BAZEMORE
• RICHARD J. HARRIS JR.
• FERRICE B. BOWDOIN
• HUBERT H. LOWE
• ELIZABETH J. BANKS
• DRANSFIELD W. NICHOLS
• THOMAS R. WATKINS
• JOHN L. FERGUSON JR.
• ROSIE WHITE
• SIDNEY A. MATTOX
• VALENTINE E. MILLER
• JOHN E. O'CONNOR
• TREOPHIA FLYTHE
• JOHN M. BRAGG
• ELIZABETH S. BOUNDS
• GLOVER P. MCCOY JR.
• SARA FORLINES STEVERSON
• MYRTLE D. RINEHART
• JOSEPH E. KNIGHT
• HARRY H. BORDEN
• ALICE J. WHITAKER
• GERALD ARMSTRONG MUSICK
• MARIE B. KING
• MARY ELIZABETH SCARBOROUGH NAPIER
• JEANETTE GOLDBERGER HOWARD
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A chart in Sunday's MetroNews section reversed the average faculty salaries in the South and in the country as a whole. In 1994, the average was $48,200 in the United States and $44,487 in the South, according to the Southern Regional Education Board. Correction published Tuesay, July 4, 1995. ***************************************************************** ODU PROFESSORS FOLLOW THE MONEY BUDGET CUTS TAKE THEIR TOLL ODU WORRIES THAT THE COMMONWEALTH IS NOT SUPPORTIVE OF HIGHER EDUCATION.
• HISTORIC ATTUCKS THEATRE SETS STAGE FOR RENOVATIONS
• SUNBATHERS HEED CALL FOR CLASSIC BEACH DAY AS THOUSANDS TURN OUT
• AIDS GROUP WANTS FORMER DIRECTOR TO BE TRIED IN VIRGINIA
• FLOOD VICTIMS' BODIES ARE RECOVERED SEARCH FOR ALEXA ORENTES, 3, ENDS 10 MILES DOWNSTREAM.
• OFFICER'S VOICE ENDS STANDOFF IN NORFOLK
• A WIFE-STABBING MAN IS KILLED AFTER HE TURNS ON POLICEMEN
• CAN YOU TEACH LOVED ONES TO BALANCE EVIL, EXHILARATION?
• A WOMAN'S CRUSADE: FINDING HEALTH CARE FOR HER SISTER THANKS TO TIRELESS EFFORTS, UNINSURED DALE BARRETT WILL GET THE SURGERY SHE NEEDS.
• LOCAL POLICE ARE ASKING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• CLINTON APPROVES VIRGINIA PLAN TO MAKE WELFARE RECIPIENTS WORK
• 15-YEAR-OLDS FLOCK TO DMV TO HIT THE ROAD
• VA. TECH GRAD IS NAMED MISS VIRGINIA MISS VIRGINIA BEACH IS FIRST RUNNER-UP.
• INDEPENDENCE DAY OBSERVANCES
• A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE COLUMBIA'S ECONOMIC COMMISSION HAS INVESTED IN THE WATERFRONT IN AN EFFORT TO GIVE PEOPLE THE RIVER'S NATURAL GIFTS.
• A CHANGE OF VENUE IS ON THE MENU IN COURT AS COURTHOUSE IS REPAIRED, JUSTICE IS BEING SERVED IN A JUNIOR HIGH CAFETERIA
• SLOW-LANE LIFE STILL DRIVES LIFE AT JOHN'S
• HIGH SCHOOL PLAN AIMS TO IMPROVE DISCIPLINE