The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, April 23, 1996

• ALBERT C. HARRIS
• ANNETTE A. COLLINS
• ROBERT M. JOHNSON JR.
• FANNIE M. WHITFIELD
• GLADYS R. NEAL
• CURTIS WILLIAMS
• SHANDON D. KNAPE
• HARVEY L. WILLIAMS
• MATTIE O. CARTER
• FRANK E. STORY
• RUTH F. THORNTON
• EDWARD B. JUSTIS
• JAMES V. DUKE
• ELSIE L. GROVES
• RALPH L. FEREBEE SR.
• RICHARD D. LANGLEY
• ANNE BEAMAN REAMS
• RUSSELL P. PORTER
• HALINA STERNLICHT
• DORIS C. DOUGHTY
• JULIAN HARVEY
• EDDIE L. RICHARDSON
• JAMES C. RESPESS
• CAROLE A. COPELAND
• LUTHER E. PARKER
• EDITH H. WALKER
• EARL J. FREEMAN
• WILLIAM T. PAYNE JR.
• JOSEPH K. PIERCE
• MARTHA EMERICK
• MAGGIE L. WHITE
• MILTON JORDAN
• MAYETTA GROVES
• SALLY L. ESTES
• WILLIAM E. SMITH SR.
• THELMA F. STINNETT
• EARTHA M. LEMMON
• EARNEST GAUSE
• DEFORD W. LOWE
• JACK H. PRUITT
• NO BURIED TREASURE
• HUGE RUSSIAN-BUILT PLANE - WORLD'S LARGEST - VISITS NORFOLK
• MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
• THE BUDGET PROCESS - ALL LOCAL CITIES
• STATE SUPREME COURT RULES ON SANDBRIDGE CONTROVERSY: BULKHEADS' BUILDER NOT LIABLE THE HOMEOWNERS WHO SUED CANNOT COLLECT THE MONEY AND MUST DO SOMETHING ABOUT THE BULKHEADS BY MAY 1.
• PORTSMOUTH SCHOOLS ASK FOR MORE MONEY, COUNCIL SEEKS SAVINGS CITY'S VOCATIONAL PROGRAM COMES UP FOR CRITICISM.
• JACKSON AGAIN SAYS HE WON'T GIVE UP SCHOOL BOARD SEAT
• SPING SHOWERS LEAVE FARMERS WAITING FOR DRIER GROUND ABOVE-AVERAGE RAINFALL HAS DISRUPTED PLANTING ROUTINES, PUT PRESSURE ON.
• NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOLS: EDUCATORS, PARENTS AND STUDENTS PUSH FOR MORE FUNDS AS THIS YEAR'S BUDGET DEBATE BEGINS, THEY'RE PREPARING THEIR CASE TO THE COUNCIL, WHOSE STANCE IS: USE YOUR MONEY WELL.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Collis P. Huntington was founder of Newport News Shipbuilding. His first name and initial were incorrect in a MetroNews story Tuesday about the tugboat Huntington. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Wednesday, April 24, 1996, page A2. ***************************************************************** TUGGING AT NORFOLK'S HEARTSTRINGS: WATERFRONT WORKHORSE TURNS FLOATING MUSEUM THE HUNTINGTON, BUILT IN 1933, MAY HAVE MOVED MORE NAVY SHIPS THAN ANY OTHER TUG IN HISTORY.\
• EX-BEAUTY QUEEN IS RELEASED FROM JAIL A CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE RELEASED FORMER VIRGINIA BEAUTY QUEEN TRACY LIPPARD, 24, ON 30 MONTHS' PROBATION.
• BALLPARK STUDY PANEL FOCUSES FINANCE OPTIONS ON N. VIRGINIA
• GROUP OFFERS REWARD FOR ARSON ARRESTS CHRISTIAN COALITION WANTS FEDS TO FOCUS ON CHURCH BURNINGS.
• BODY OF SUSPECT FOUND IN RIVER
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Eddie Richardson of the 2400 block of Chestnut Street in Portsmouth was misidentified Tuesday in a MetroNews brief. He was hit and killed by a van Friday at the 1400 block of Effingham Street. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Wednesday, April 24, 1996, page A2. ***************************************************************** WOMAN KILLED BY CAR
• MAN ARRESTED IN 1995 SLAYING
• WIFE CHARGED IN MAN'S DEATH
• BUDGET SESSIONS
• 800 VEHICLES STOPPED
• DEVICE DETONATED ON BEACH
• JUSTICE DEPARTMENT CLEARS U.S. ATTORNEY POLITICS DIDN'T DECIDE THE FATE OF A SUSPECT IN A RALEIGH CARJACKING.
• CITY AND COUNTY OFFER COMPANY 25-ACRE INCENTIVE TO KEEP JOBS
• ELIZABETH CITY RESIDENTS MAY SEE 2 1/2-CENT TAX HIKE
• LOCAL BRIEFS - NORTH CAROLINA
• PLAN CALLS FOR BUILDING 4TH GROIN TO AID CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE
• 100-POUND TUNA CAPPED GOOD WEEKEND FOR DARE COAST ANGLERS
• REPORT: BASNIGHT TOP FUND-RAISER AMONG N.C. INCUMBENTS FOR '95
• CORRECTION