The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, October 29, 1995

• MARIE R. FREEMAN
• THOMAS L. MILLS JR.
• CATHERINE J. CRANE
• PAUL H. HERRON
• CLAUDE B. PARKER
• DAVID L. SUTTER
• MARTHA L. LIGHT
• TALMAGE A. MCCUTCHEON
• LILLIE B. BROWN
• WALLACE E. BOYD
• GOLDIE J. CARR
• INEZ P. BILLUPS
• GLORIA H. STEWART
• FRANK SMITH JR.
• DOROTHY HINTON
• ARTHUR E. VESTER
• ROBERT C. BRANCH
• RUBY C. BLYTHE
• JUANITA D. WOOD
• MANUEL B. SAUNDERS
• JAMES H. FATHERLY JR.
• CHARLES W. DEBRITO
• MILDRED W. NEWBY
• EVELYN K. BOOKER
• GEORGE F. MILLER
• FLOYD S. ASKEW
• SADIE M. STONE
• BEATRICE HOLLAND
• VERONICA N. FIGIEL
• ROBERT L. POWELL
• W. ANDY WALKER
• EILEEN B. VERMILLION
• DEBORAH L. STEPNEY
• ANIMAL-RIGHTS ACTIVIST ADDRESSES BEACH GROUP
• TRAFFIC JAM IDEA: GROWTH NEEDS A BRAKE
• DEPARTMENTS AT VIRGINIA WESLEYAN ADJUST TO BUDGET CUTS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Former Chesapeake City Manager John T. Maxwell resigned his post in 1984. A story in Sunday's MetroNews section erroneously stated that Maxwell had been fired as city manager. Correction published Tuesday, October 31, 1995. ***************************************************************** CHESAPEAKE INVESTIGATES OFFICIALS VICE MAYOR AND COUNCILMAN CALL FOR INQUIRY, STIRRING FEARS OF A ``CLEAN SWEEP.''
• MENTORS BOOST KIDS' SELF-ESTEEM THE TIGER CLUB STEERS SUFFOLK STUDENTS IN A POSITIVE DIRECTION.
• THIS PLACE WAS A VICTIM, TOO A MAN WAS MURDERED IN ONE OF SHIRLEY DEAN'S OCEAN VIEW APARTMENTS IN FEBRUARY, AND AN EXODUS FOLLOWED. TENANT AFTER TENANT FLED. HER BUILDINGS - ONCE VIEWED AS A SAFE PLACE TO LIVE NEAR THE WATER - WERE TAINTED. NOW SHE MAY LOSE THEM TO BANKRUPTCY.
• STRANGE ALIAS LINKED RUNAWAY TO SLAYING FOR POLICE HE ALLEGEDLY SET A FIRE TO HIDE A MARYLAND COUNSELOR'S SLAYING.
• OUSTER ILLEGAL, OFFICIAL'S SUIT CLAIMS EX-TOURISM DIRECTOR SAYS PANEL VIOLATED OPEN-MEETINGS LAW IN ORCHESTRATING HER DISMISSAL.
• MANTEO HIGH GIRLS VOLLEYBALL LOSES BID FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
• WHO'LL TURN UP NEXT? CLOSE ENCOUNTERS WITH UNEARTHED CORPSES IN A VIRGINIA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD ARE UNNERVING SOME RESIDENTS.
• CRIME LINE
• JOY FUND KICKS OFF CHRISTMAS DRIVE FOR NEEDY
• GOVERNOR GIVES STATE WORKERS EXTRA TIME OFF FOR HOLIDAYS DEMOCRATS CALL IT A PLOY TO INFLUENCE VOTES.
• FISHERIES PANEL'S THOUGHTS BEGIN TO HAVE IMPLICATIONS
• FAULTY SIGNAL IN CONESTOGA CAUSED ROCKET TO SELF-DESTRUCT
• MAKING A HOME FOR ART OUTER BANKS GROUP HAS BIG DREAMS - TOO BIG, SOME SAY
• WILLIAMSBURG POTTERY FOUNDER'S DAUGHTER CHARGED WITH EXTORTION MALONEY-SCHULTZ WAS ARRESTED IN AN ALLEGED $6 MILLION BLACKMAIL SCHEME.
• SCHROCK, HOLLAND SHOW SIGNS OF PRESSURE IN 7TH DISTRICT RACE
• AN ISLAND OF FUN IN THE CITY
• CITIZEN CHALLENGE: EDUCATION
• BASEBALL'S ALLURE ENDURES BECAUSE CHILDREN'S DREAMS DON'T DIE
• WEDDING BY THE WAVES
• SEMINAR TO EXPLORE COMMON TIES BETWEEN JUDAISM, CHRISTIANITY THE GOALS OF THE COURSE ARE EDUCATION, MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING AND RESPECT.