The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, May 29, 1996

• CHARISE RIDDICK
• JOHN B. MEREDITH
• FRANCES E. RHODES
• APRIL B. MAYS
• RHONDA F. WALTERS-ROBERTSON
• ESTHER E. CRISANTI
• ORBREY C. BOOTHE
• EVA BROWN
• MARGARET B. BUTLER
• ANNA M. DOWNING
• MARGARET W. FREEMAN
• PAULINE C. PEEDIN
• JOHN H. COVEY
• INEZ SMITH
• JOHN R. JONES
• LENWOOD SHELLEY
• MARGARET BRAITHWAITE
• R. JENNINGS HARGRAVE
• LATISHA L. TURNER
• HESSE W. BAUM
• MICHAEL T. HALL
• RUBEN E. TILLETT SR.
• CLYDE J. BRECKINRIDGE
• ARVOLEE P. BURNETT
• SNORA S. ABSHER
• IDA P. HERTZIG
• LOUISE E. KANE
• JOHN C. HEALEY
• ASA G. PARK
• DRIVER CHARGED AFTER CHASE
• DOMINIC BRUZZESSE
• SANDRA W. COLONNA
• EMMA B. HIGH
• MILBOURN B. CRAIG
• LOUISE B. TANN
• BARBARA A. BLEI
• TEEN GETS JAIL FOR ASSAULTING COUNSELOR ATTACK AT TREATMENT CENTER BRINGS AN EIGHT-MONTH TERM.
• CRIME COMMISSIONERS TOUR BEAUMONT JUVENILE FACILITY
• CITY MAY WAIT A MONTH OR MORE FOR CITY MANAGER
• MIND GAMES: 2 BEACH TEAMS VIE IN WORLD FINALS IN IOWA.
• EX-GIRLFRIEND TELLS HOW SUSPICIONS LED TO ARREST SHE TIPPED OFF POLICE AFTER SEEING A SKETCH OF HER EX-BOYFRIEND'S FELLOW SEAL TRAINEE.
• BLOWS TO THE HEAD MAY HAVE KILLED MEGAN JONES IN A SEARCH OF THE HOME SHE SHARED WITH HER HUSBAND, POLICE SEIZED DRESSER DRAWERS.
• CHESAPEAKE TO GET MORE WATER PORTSMOUTH GETS MORE CASH, IN A DEAL BOTH CITIES EQUALLY PRAISE.
• COUNCIL REJECTS PLAN FOR FLASHING BILLBOARD
• CITY, HOLIDAY INN WILL WORK TOGETHER ON WATERFRONT SITE
• THE FISHING IS SLOW FROM OUTER BANKS PIERS, BEACHES
• TOPLESS CLUB GETS ANOTHER PUBLIC HEARING
• DARE TEAM HEADS TO D.C. ON DREDGE, SAND PROJECTS
• WALKING TALL
• TEST SCORES MAY NET TEACHERS BONUSES PASQUOTANK SCHOOLS PROVE PILOT PROGRAM CAN BE A SUCCESS.
• OLD HYMNS THAT SING THE PRAISES OF DAYS GONE BY
• MILLER TO LAUNCH RADIO ADS TODAY IN U.S. SENATE RACE
• SCHOOL BOARD HEARS CONCERNS ABOUT MINORITY REPRESENTATION
• CLINIC REOPENS TO MIGRANTS' NEEDS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story in Wednesday's MetroNews section incorrectly stated the fee Virginia Beach would pay if it continued to use the regional curbside recycling program. The cost to the city to continue to participate would have been $600,000 - half the $1.2 million originally sought by the Southeastern Public Service Authority (SPSA). Correction published Thursday, May 30, 1996. ***************************************************************** COUNCIL DIDN'T PICK UP ON SPSA REDUCED FEE
• RESIDENT MUST CHOOSE BETWEEN HOME, PIGS
• THE MEDIA WILL HAVE TO BEAR ONLY ITS SHARE OF THE BLAME
• CHARGES IN HIT-AND-RUN
• LIGHTNING CAUSES HOUSE FIRE:
• WRECK VICTIM DIES
• ALZHEIMER'S PATIENT FOUND