The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, March 19, 1996

• HARRIET A. WICKS
• SAUL LAWRENCE
• CLARA L. WILLIAMS
• MARY S. WHITE
• DORIS H. HARDISON
• BRADLEY T. VIROSTEK
• ARNICE J. ANDERSON
• ESTHER H. GOODMAN
• LENA T. GRAHAM
• MABEL BLASCZAK
• JOHN LEWIS
• FRONIE S. HALL
• WILLIE C. HAMBLIN
• FRANCES B. NIXON
• JAMES L. ICENOGLE
• ROBERT B. BYRD JR.
• ELBERT L. BAKER
• ALFRED NEWBERN
• MOSES BURDEN
• GERALD D. ROUGHTON
• LAURIE M. ANDES
• LACY E. CASH
• CHARLEY GRIFFIN JR.
• BEVERLY D. DOGGETT
• THOMAS E. HIGGINS
• MARTHA J. DENSMORE
• JERRY B. GOSS SR.
• LOUISE G. LEBARS
• MILDRED K. WEST
• ALEXANDER S. WARREN SR.
• THELMA D. CHAPPELLE
• MARY M. SIMMS
• MARK T. EMORY
• WILLIE T. JONES
• FRED W. IARUSSI SR.
• ADA P. BUDD
• MARIE C. DANIELS
• TIMOTHY S. SMITH
• HORACE FENNELL
• TATEM NAMED BY GOVERNOR
• THOMAS SMITH
• BREANA MARTIN
• CHARLES H. RANK
• CHARLES E. FISCHER
• RAYMOND E. STODDARD
• ROBERT S. DORSEY
• SUSAN E. BROWN
• MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** At Bayside High School, 38 percent of the students are African-American. A story Tuesday about the school's gospel choir, which is predominantly black, incorrectly said it mirrored the entire school's racial makeup. Correction published Wednesday, March 20, 1996. ***************************************************************** GOSPEL CHOIR: A BLEND OF VOICES BAYSIDE'S GOSPEL CHOIR ALSO BLENDS DIFFERENCES HARMONIOUSLY.
• JUDGES CITE ERRORS FOR CASE DISMISSALS POOR RECORD-KEEPING BY THE CLERK'S OFFICE HAS BEEN AN ONGOING PROBLEM, JUDGES SAY; COURT CLERK DENIES ALLEGATIONS
• 29TH ANNUAL HAMPTON JAZZ FESTIVAL WILL FEATURE ``RAINBOW OF TALENT'' THIS SUMMER WORLD-RENOWNED JAZZ AND R&B STARS WILL PERFORM AT THE HAMPTON COLISEUM.
• BACKYARD BLACKSMITHS GET HOT POINTERS FROM A PRO ON HOW TO FORGE WITH FLAIR FOR FUN, PROFIT
• CORPS OF ENGINEERS TO GIVE LAND AREA TO DISMAL SWAMP
• SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS
• SUBDIVISION APPROVED
• SMALL PLANE CRASHES ON I-81, KILLING PILOT
• LAWMAKERS LEAVE HEAVY WORKLOAD FOR '97 SESSION ACTION POSTPONED ON NEARLY ONE-FIFTH OF 2,791 BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
• FORMER DEMOCRATIC CHIEF SAYS HIS NEW RADIO SHOW WILL BRING BALANCE
• SEARCH FOR MISSING BOY
• CANDIDATES' FORUM TONIGHT:
• REALTY OFFICE SET AFIRE
• FISHERMEN AT BOTTOM OF GRANT CHAIN MOST OF THE MONEY CATCH GOES TO RESEARCH GROUPS.
• COMPUTERS ON AGENDA
• STUDY: DARE SHOULD LURE BOATERS TO ITS WATERS
• NEW SCHOOL POLICIES ARE EXPLAINED TO EC PARENTS
• PARADE WATCHER HURT
• WATER TESTING HELP SOUGHT