The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, May 11, 1996

• CIRCUIT JUDGE WILL RULE ON SEAL'S CONFESSION
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Customers buying beer and wine at the upcoming Brew Thru in Virginia Beach will be able to drive into the building and place orders while seated in their vehicles. To pay for alcoholic beverages, they must get out of the car while it is in the building and walk to a cashier. The procedure was described wrongly in a MetroNews story Saturday. Correction published Tuesday, May 14, 1996. ***************************************************************** BREW THRU WINS ALCOHOL LICENSE ABC CLEARS DRIVVE-THROUGH BEER AND WINE SALES, BUT AN OFFICIAL SAYS VIRGINIA BEACH MAY APPEAL OWNER PLANS TO OPEN OCEANFRONT STORE MAY 20
• NORFOLK WRESTLES OVER IMPROVED PENSIONS FOR POLICE AND FIREFIGHTERS
• PLANS UNVEILED FOR CAMPUS SHARED BY ODU, NSU AT BEACH
• MAN DIES AFTER HIS CAR GOES INTO A DITCH AND ROLLS OVER
• GREEK ALUMS FUND ODU INTERNATIONAL CENTER
• BADGE AND CROSS SUFFOLK'S PAUL BURCH, TOO AWARE OF THE INTENSITY OF POLICE WORK, HAS STARTED A GROUP TO MINISTER TO LAW ENFORCEMENT WORKERS WHO NEED HELP WITH JOB STRESS.
• REVISIONS SPUR SUIT OVER NAUTICUS BOOK PUBLISHER WANTS MORE MONEY - OR TO BE RELEASED FROM HIS CONTRACT. 5 YEARS OF DELAYS, 5 YEARS OF FRUSTRATIONS
• DEFINITION OF HARASSMENT STILL IS UNCLEAR
• LOCAL FIREFIGHTERS GET THEIR FEET WET AT A SYMPOSIUM THIS WEEK, THEY LEARNED METHODS FOR BATTLING BLAZES ON THE WATER.
• POLICE: BOY FIRES GUN AT ROBINSON CENTER
• C. MARTIN EVANS
• JOHN P. POLESKI
• DANIEL J. HASSELL
• JOSEPHINE P. BYRUM
• KATRINE C. BEEBE
• ANNIE L. LYNCH
• MILDRED F. SHIELD
• CLARENCE E. SMITH
• JOSEPHINE F. KLACZKIEWICZ
• MARGARET H. BROTHERS
• ROY S. ENNIS
• RUTH R. THOMAS
• RUBY L. JACOBS
• WILLIAM O. REGISTER JR.
• JOHN O. HASKINS
• ROLAND H. MARSHALL
• T. MELVIN BUTLER
• JANICE C. COWAN
• JOYCE A. WILLIAMS
• RICHARD R. STEVENS
• ADRIAN GLADDING
• ELIZABETH B. STANCIL
• MELVIN JACOBS
• J.W. WEBB
• MILDRED C. GRIFFIN
• HELEN G. HULL
• IONIA N. BOWDEN
• RONALD J. SALVO JR.
• CAMERON A. MCKINLEY
• GRACIE K. CROCKER
• READ-A-THON RAISES OVER $4,200 FOR NORFOLK'S PUBLIC LIBRARIES
• W&M STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL ACADEMIC HONOR USA TODAY HAS NAMED THE TWO STUDENTS TO ITS ACADEMIC TEAMS.
• CHESAPEAKE FUND-RAISING TO NET A FIRE, RESCUE BOAT
• GOOD NEWS FOR SUFFOLK: $896,500 IN FEDERAL REDEVELOPMENT FUNDING
• SOFT-SPOKEN GUNMAN ROBS BANK AT BEACH AND ESCAPES ON FOOT
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The vehicle from which a pregnant woman was extricated after an 11-vehicle collision on I-64 Friday did not catch fire as reported in Saturday's Metro News section. The brief fire broke out in another car nearby. Correction published Sunday, May 12, 1996. ***************************************************************** MASSIVE JAM RESULTS FROM MULTI-VEHICLE COLLISION ON I-64
• ALBEMARLE COMMISSION OUSTS DIRECTOR HAL WALKER, AUDITOR
• SEASON'S FIRST KING MACKEREL REELED IN
• FEDERAL OFFICIALS PLAN TO STOP PAYING FOR DREDGING OF MOST STATE INLETS, WATERWAYS AND BEACH RE-NOURISHMENT PROJECTS. FUNDS FOR INLETS, BEACHES MAY BE CUT STATE OFFICIALS BEGIN A LOBBYING EFFORT TO SAVE FEDERAL FUNDS.
• HANGING OUT FOR A GOOD TIME
• ARSON RULED IN 1990 FIRE AT HOME OF EX-TEACHER THE EX-MANTEO TEACHER LOST HIS NEW YORK HOME AFTER COMING HERE.
• HEARINGS SCHEDULED FOR 2 N.C. SUSPECTS IN KILLING OF MD. TROOPER
• NINE-MILE WIDENING
• SMALL BUSINESS AWARD
• PAINTING TOWN POINT RED?