The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, August 23, 1995

• NETTIE W. MIZELL
• ISIAH SPELLER
• RUSSELL E. MURPHY SR.
• LUTHER J. HOWELL
• HARVEY G. MANNING
• KERMIT G. THOMPSON
• VIOLA L. COLSON
• MARIA B. BUENTIPO RICARDO
• BETTIE L. CRUMP
• ANN L. PERRY
• BETTY A. CORLETTO
• DOUGLAS C. PARRIS
• RUTH L. JACKSON
• HOWARD L. ASH
• SOLOMON M. WHITFIELD
• MARY P. SAWYER
• DAVID W. HUGHES
• SARAH E. BARNES
• LOTTIE L. BAGLEY
• GEORGE OSLIN
• JOHN C. HASTE
• MARY L. WILLIAMS
• EMMA J. FREEMAN
• ALBERT N. WROBLEWSKI
• WILLIE G. TAYLOR JR.
• DEVIN W. HOWELL
• KATIE C. WOOD
• JOAN MCSWEENEY
• ALEX PINTER
• HELEN B. KUEBLER
• MILDRED P. FULLER
• BETTY J. WARD
• SARAH SMITH
• ROY G. HOGGARD
• NAPOLEON B. YARN SR.
• MARY E. SHAW
• CARROLL P. SAVAGE
• ALONZA WALKER JR.
• WILLIAM G. DAVIDSON
• COURT TO RE-EXAMINE CHARLES VINCENT'S SCHOOL BOARD OUSTER
• NORFOLK VOTES 6-0 TO WIDEN CHURCH STREET CRITICS SAY THE PLAN DRAWS LINES OF RACE AND OF PROSPERITY.
• GROUP HOME IS SUED FOR $15 MILLION THE FAMILY WANTS TO KNOW WHAT LED TO THE 36-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH.
• LARKSPUR WANTS NO PART OF NEW CITY COMPLEX
• CHESAPEAKE RAISES WATER, SEWER RATES
• BEACH VOTES FOR $721,000 TO FIX POOLS
• RIVER EDGE WILL BE TORN DOWN OFFICIALS ENVISION MIDDLE- AND UPPER-MIDDLE CLASS HOMES, BUT THOSE TO BE DISPLACED ARE WARY.
• NEW NORCOM WILL BE BUILT PORTSMOUTH'S VOTE FOR A NEW SCHOOL COULD END DECAEDS OF DIVISIVENESS.
• BEACH COUNCIL APPROVES INCREASE IN HOTEL TAX
• QUITTING THE DAILY JOG WILL SAVE CLINTON VOTES, KNEES
• WOMAN SETS OUT TO FIND FRIEND'S KILLER
• MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO KILLING TWO
• WOMAN WHO STRUCK JEEP CHARGED IN DEATH OF GIRL
• MARINE COMMISSION PROPOSES SHORTENING THE OYSTER SEASON
• LAWMAKERS WANT BUDGET INFORMATION
• COMIC RELIEF
• MISSING MAN FOUND DEAD
• AIR FORCE DEMOTES GENERAL
• 11 WILD HORSES MAY BE MOVED AWAY FROM OUTER BANKS
• WEATHER CONTRIBUTES TO LOSING DRAMA SEASON FOR ``LOST COLONY''
• SPACE TIGHT, BUT STAFF IS READY AT MANTEO HIGH
• REMOVING THE REMINDERS OF FELIX
• COMMITTEE URGES ELIZABETH CITY TO ADOPT A NEW NOISE ORDINANCE
• PASTOR ON COA BOARD
• POLLING PLACES CHANGED
• TWO SMALLEST SCHOOL SYSTEMS BENEFIT FROM STATE'S POT OF GOLD
• CURRITUCK APARTMENTS GET EARLY GO-AHEAD
• NATURE WRITER READS
• IN POST-FELIX DAYS, FISHING IS PRETTY GOOD