The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, January 12, 1996

• THELMA M. BULLOCK
• VICELLA LOVICK
• LONNIE BAZEMORE SR.
• ERNEST L. JORDAN JR.
• ZION H. BERRY
• DORIS B. BARNES
• ALMA S. DOLBERRY
• BRYANT T. YOUNG
• GEORGE HOWELL
• SAMUEL L. THORNTON
• IMMANUEL LEWIS
• BARBARA R. HAYNES
• HYMAN AXELROD
• LIZZIE R. SWAIN
• WILLIE R. POWELL
• EDDIE E. GRIFFIN
• LORENE D. HEATH
• SONIA E. DUNBAR
• WILLIAM O. CHANDLER
• JAMES E. STANCILL
• FRANCES M. RUST
• MILDRED V. CHAPMAN
• JOE L. WALLER
• WILLIAM W. BUTLER
• KATHERINE C. VANN
• STEVE R. TRIPLETT
• CHARLES RAFAL
• ETHEL W. HUDSON
• RUTH ELAINE MYERS
• WALTER J. BRIGGS
• VIRGINIA D. BOLIVAR
• RICHARD WALTER SCHAAF
• PATRICIA F. PUCHER
• VICELLA LOVICK
• H. CARLIN FORBES
• ELIZABETH B. WILSON
• MYRTLE B. COSTANZA
• FRANCES L. MARTIN
• PERCELL ARTIS SR.
• ELIZABETH PARKER
• ROSCOE H. CALL
• HAL L. SAUNDERS
• WARNER W. BUNGE SR.
• JANE C. ROBERTS
• LOUISE S. MAUPIN
• MARIE M. MONROE
• RUTH I. SMITH
• MALINDA E. RIDDICK
• EDDIE FOREMAN
• ELEANOR P. SNOW
• DORIS B. BARNES
• ISAAC B. EWELL
• ERNEST WILKINS JR.
• THEODORE J. CARR
• CRASH VICTIM SETTLES PART OF SUIT FOR $2.35 MILLION
• ESCAPEE WHO ROBBED MAN GETS A 30-YEAR SENTENCE
• BLIZZARD AFTERMATH MAKING UP SNOW DAYS IS NO HOLIDAY FOR NORFOLK
• A WEEPING DAVIS SAYS HIS BEATING WAS ``A NIGHTMARE'' EX-SLUGGER BREAKS DOWN, TESTIFYING IN HIS CIVIL SUIT AGAINST BAR, BOUNCER.
• SETON HOUSE HOPES TO EXPAND ITS SERVICE TO BOYS
• AMERICA'S GAME STRIKES OUT IN TRIAL'S JURY POOL
• U.VA. RAISES PRICES ON LAW, BUSINESS 1ST-YEAR STUDENTS BOARD OF VISITORS WILL SET THE EXACT AMOUNT OF INCREASE IN APRIL.
• BAY SEARCH FAILS TO TURN UP PILOT OR PLANE
• POLICE SEEK DRIVER
• GAS-THEFT CAR STOP LEADS TO MURDER CHARGES SURPRISE INFORMATION IN QUESTIONING MAY END A CRIME SPREE.
• CITIZEN POLICE ACADEMIES OPENING IN 2 CITIES RESIDENTS LEARN HOW POLICE OPERATE AND HOW TO HELP.
• DNA TEST LEADS TO ARREST IN RAPE, MURDER OF GIRL THE SUSPECT, 18, WAS CHARGED AS A JUVENILE IN THE AUGUST SLAYING.
• POSITIVE IMAGES TEENS USE PROJECT TO LEARN SKILLS AND CREATE A MESSAGE ON TEEN SEXUALITY.
• BULKHEADS CAN STAY - FOR NOW BEACH PUSHES BACK DEADLINES FOR REPAIRS UNTIL APRIL 1.
• DEFENDANT'S ILLNESS DELAYS MURDER TRIAL RICHARD HOGARTH, WHO HAS AIDS, COULD FACE THE DEATH PENALTY.
• ELIZABETH CITY AGAIN DEBATES FIRE STATION SITE
• ALLEN'S DREAM STOPS SHORT OF A HIGH-TECH EDUCATION
• JOY FUND DONORS
• MAUREEN TAYLOR, EX-LEDGER SECTION EDITOR, DIES
• BODIES OF 2 WOMEN FOUND IN NORFOLK POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING THE DEATHS; 1 BODY WAS FOUND IN MIDDLE SCHOOL'S PARKING LOT.
• NEIGHBORS FAIL TO BLOCK GREAT NECK HOME THEY HAD ARGUED THAT THE HOUSE WAS TOO CLOSE TO THE WATER AND TOO LARGE FOR LOT.
• [COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSED]
• WWII SHELL REMOVED
• POLICE TO GET GRANT
• [PORTSMOUTH TEENAGER INJURED]
• BIRDS OF A FEATHER SCATTER TOGETHER
• U.S. TEENS LIVE WITH FEAR, STUDY FINDS MOST FRIGHTENED ARE TEENS IN AT-RISK SITUATIONS.
• APRIL WILL BRING SHOWERS AND FRESH WATER TO HATTERAS TOWNS
• COMMISSION IS CASTING AROUND FOR FISHERY GRANT IDEAS WITH DEADLINE NEAR, PROPOSALS FOR AGENCY FUNDS ARE WAY DOWN.