The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, October 26, 1995

• CHARLES C. TAYLOR
• NICK BARNES
• WOODSON D. BEMBRIDGE
• EDNA F. LINDROS
• ROBERT C. TARR
• BAILEY S. ASHBY
• GRACE L. CLEGG
• HUBERT A. WHITE
• W.F. MOREFIELD
• STELLA B. HALSTEAD
• DURWOOD BACKUS
• SYLVIA E. CHAYER
• ELIZABETH M. MARCHIGIANO
• MOLLIE G. PRUDEN
• MARY B. WILSON
• GLADYS R. CRUM
• GLADYS C. GAYLE
• GLORIA M. HOLLOMAN
• ELMER L. COTTRELL
• MARY L. WHITE
• JAMES W. HARRELL
• CATHLEEN BLOW
• LEROY T. BOONE
• ANDREW L. BAILEY
• THEODORE L. BEASLEY
• JOHNIE M. HAMMIEL
• JERRY M. NORRIS JR.
• BERTHA HOLMES
• WILLIAM A. WILLIFORD
• URSULA E. CHAPMAN
• KELSEY M. MIZELLE SR.
• W. STANLEY CUNNINGHAM
• JOE H. DALTON JR.
• DEBORAH L. STEPNEY
• LILLIAN TOPPER
• WOODROW A. NORMAN
• LUCY GARRISH
• ERNEST E. FREEMAN
• KEITH R. COLE
• NORFOLK [CITY] COUNCIL ACTIONS
• FORMER CUSTODIAN SUES SCHOOL BOARD, EX-BOSS, CLAIMING SEXUAL HARASSMENT
• CLASS ACT: PORTSMOUTH YOUTHS LEARN LESSONS OF COMPORTMENT
• HAMPTON ROADS
• ARMED MEN LOSE SHOOTOUT, FACE CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED MURDER
• FRANKLIN CITY COUNCIL FIRES ACTING CITY MANAGER
• DEFENDANT SAYS NSU IGNORED WARNINGS FORMER STUDENT GETS 12 YEARS FOR SERVING AS SLAYING LOOKOUT.
• SUFFOLK SCHOOLS: FOCUSING ON MINORITY ACHIEVEMENT
• IN A DISASTER,WHO HELPS PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS? TODAY, ADVOCATES AND OFFICIALS MEET TO WORK ON A PLAN.
• SPEAKER SAYS DIVERSITY CAN MAKE DIFFERENCE A FLEDGLING LEADERSHIP GROUP LEARNS HOW A SIMILAR PROGRAM WORKED IN NASHVILLE.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CLARIFICATION The last paragraph of a MetroNews story Thursday about Portsmouth's first School Board election may have been confusing. Portsmouth voters have not elected board members in the past; they were appointed. Previous boards have had black majorities, however. Correction published Friday, October 27, 1995. ***************************************************************** PORTSMOUTH COUNCIL BACKS AT-LARGE PLAN FOR SCHOOL BOARD NOW THE PLAN MUST BE APPROVED BY THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.
• DEMOCRATS: ALLEN SHOULD RETURN SMITHFIELD MONEY THE ADMINISTRATION SAYS IT'S BEEN TOUGH ON THE MEATPACKER.
• SURF FISHING PRODUCES A DECENT HAUL; TROUT BOUNTIFUL AT BONNER BRIDGE
• ECONOMIC PANEL SELECTS LAW FIRM DEFENSE LAWYERS NEEDED FOR SUIT FILED BY OUSTED TOURISM DIRECTOR.
• COIN, LOGO AND FUNDING ARE ON FIRST FLIGHT PANEL'S AGENDA
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A photo on the front of Thursday's MetroNews section, showing work on Tidewater Community College's new Norfolk campus, was taken at the former Woolworth building on Granby Street. The caption mistakenly identified it as the old Smith & Welton department store. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Saturday, October 28, 1995, on page A2. ***************************************************************** BUILDING TCC'S NEW CAMPUS
• TWO SCHOOLS CITED
• NAGS HEAD PAIR CHARGED WITH COCAINE
• CURRITUCK TO EXPAND REPORT CARDS IN K-2
• COURT SAYS DUI SUSPENSION, PROSECUTION NOT DOUBLE JEOPARDY
• HUTCHINS NAMED
• ACID SPILL ON I-64
• SHOOTING VICTIM IMPROVES
• HE COVERS THE WATERFRONT
• MANTEO'S REDSKINS ADVANCE TO FINAL 4