The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, April 4, 1996

• SCHOOL'S OUT, SUN'S OUT, KIDS OUT IN DROVES
• CAR HITS POLE, ENDING CHASE; DRIVER INJURED
• POLICE TRYING TO IDENTIFY DEAD JOGGER AT BEACH
• SUFFOLK OKS $40.4 MILLION FOR PROJECTS
• INMATE HANGS HIMSELF IN BEACH JAIL CELL
• STORM EVACUATIONS DIDN'T WORK WELL, CONFEREES AGREE THE RESULTS COULD HAVE BEEN DISASTROUS.
• PORTSMOUTH EDUCATION PAC ENDORSES 9 CANDIDATES GAUGING EFFECT OF GROUP'S SUPPORT MAY BE DIFFICULT.
• OFFSHORE OIL-DRILLING LAWSUIT FLOWS ON FIRMS SAY SUBSEQUENT LAW RUINED THEIR ABILITY TO EXPLORE, RECOUP LOSS
• BLIMP FIRM BUYS HANGAR LOCATED IN WEEKSVILLE
• NEW BRIDGE ON WAY A 1,294-TON PORTION OF THE NEW COLEMAN BRIDGE FLOATED FROM NORFOLK INTERNATIONAL TERMINALS TO YORKTOWN. THE SECTION IS THE FIRST OF SIX, WHICH WILL BE PIECED TOGETHER IN MAY.
• ``APRIL FOOL!'' IS FINE WAY TO BEGIN A STORY
• ASTRONOMY BUFFS GET AN EYEFUL
• PASSOVER SEDERS ARE EVOLVING TO ACCOMMODATE FAR-FLUNG FAMILIES CONGREGATIONS BECOME FAMILY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NO RELATIVES LIVING NEARBY.
• APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS DEATH SENTENCE FOR KILLER
• WHALE'S DEATH INVESTIGATED
• MARIE ASKEW
• OFFSHORE HATTERAS WAS THE PLACE TO FISH
• A MOTHER'S GRIEF
• DIANNE C. STEVENSON
• RICHARD T. SMITH
• CLENTORIA E. JOHNSON
• AILEEN W. BRAME
• MARY R. CARROW
• FRANK K. FOUNDS
• JAMES F. NEWSOME
• RUDOLPH V. PARR
• PHYLLIS M. HOLMES
• JARVIS SMITH
• ROBERT L. SALES
• WALTER A. TURNER SR.
• MARGARET WHITEHEAD
• ETHEL M. WHITHURST
• EDWIN M. GOURLEY
• FLEETWOOD V. BAXTER
• JAMES E. MILLER
• THELMA F. SANDERLIN
• WILLIAM C. MYERS
• EDWARD L. WIGGINS JR.
• LENORA MCCLEASE
• ANTIONE HAYES
• NORMA GLENN
• JOHN JONGKINDT JR.
• JOHN T. KIMBRELL
• WAYNE E. ARNOLD
• ROY L. CLARK
• ERNEST L. PRICE
• WILLIAM I. MARTIN