The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, August 22, 1995

• DEBORAH ADAMS
• WILLIAM H. HARDY SR.
• OLIVER C. BEAN JR.
• ALTA DEHART SUTHERLAND
• JAMES G. RIPPARD
• JOSEPH N. EWING SR.
• NANCY B. DENBOW
• DORIS S. GRIFFITH
• THURSTON L. GRAY JR.
• RUBY H. HOGGARD
• MAUDE B. TATARYNSKY
• JULIA M. SPRUILL
• JAMES C. BAKER
• FREDERICK M. SOHN
• CALVIN C. BUTLER JR.
• MAMIE C. MUSSELWHITE
• JOSEPHINE T. HILL
• PAMELA E. SCROPIO
• WILLIAM J. BOYETTE
• MARIE H. LEWIS
• ELIZABETH S. HARRISON
• KATIE C. WOOD
• HILTON E. CLARK
• DONALD V. TAYLOR
• CLARA P. BOOSE
• ELEANORE B. BOWIE
• DAVINIA A. BECERRA
• LAURA E. SCARBOROUGH
• WILLIAM G. DAVIDSON
• ELIZABETH F. MCAFEE
• JASPER WILLOUGHBY
• DASHAWN R. JERNIGAN
• VICKIE H. LEE
• WILLIAM A. O'GRADY
• ROBERT L. MYRICK
• GEORGE OSLIN
• LOUISE K. DALE
• MARVIN J. KNOWLES
• MISSING BEACH WOMAN FOUND SLAIN HER HUSBAND, WHO LED POLICE TO BODY, IS CHARGED WITH MURDER.
• JUDGE RETAINS CHARGE AGAINST GIRL IN KILLING
• EX-LAWYER PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLING $80,000
• STOCKTON GRANTED STAY OF EXECUTION
• 42 WOMEN START SPECIAL LEADERSHIP COURSE COURT HAD APPROVED STATE'S ALTERNATIVE TO THE ALL-MALE VMI.
• ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF SUSPENDED IN NORFOLK
• VIGIL CONTINUES FOR MISSING FISHERMEN
• PUBLIC HOUSING ON THE BLOCK HUD OFFICIAL'S VISIT BRINGS BUDGET DEBATE TO DIGGS TOWN
• JURY SAYS NEGLECT BY NURSING HOME LED TO WOMAN'S LOSING LEG
• BEACH CONSIDERS HOTEL TAX TO BUY NEW ADVERTISING
• UNLIKELY HEROES LAP UP PORTSMOUTH'S ATTENTION
• METRO BRIEFS
• U.VA. ELIMINATES BAN ON FUNDS FOR STUDENT RELIGIOUS PUBLICATIONS
• BOY USES HEIMLICH MANUEVER TO SAVE BROTHER CHOKING IN CAR
• PORTSMOUTH TEEN SHOT SATURDAY DIES; HOMICIDES FOR YEAR AT 24
• EX-GOVERNOR WILDER CANCELS RADIO SHOW
• FELIX GOT US ALL STIRRED UP AS IT STALKED AND STALLED
• FELIX KICKS UP SURF, PUTS A DAMPER ON FISHING
• REP. JONES SIZES UP THE OPPOSITION DARE COUNTY BOARD CHAIRMAN ``BOBBY'' OWENS JR. SAYS HE IS CONSIDERING CAMPAIGN
• LAND SWAP BETWEEN STATE, PIRATE'S COVE IS CRITICIZED
• N.C. ENGINEERING FIRM SELECTED FOR DARE STUDIES
• GOV. HUNT CRACKS DOWN ON POLLUTION FROM HOG FARMS