The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, June 11, 1996

• LEASE AGREEMENTS OK'D ON THE MACARTHUR MALL
• TOP COURT TO DECIDE WHETHER RACE TRACK IS LEGALLY ACCEPTABLE
• FORMER GOV. WILDER DRIVES FANS WILDER
• PARTICIPATION OF EVMS IN AIDS VACCINE STUDY GENERATES FLOOD OF CALLS
• BIGGEST RAISES IN CHESAPEAKE'S HISTORY PROPOSED: COUNCIL MAY BOOST ITS PAY $10,000 NORFOLK COUNCIL GETTING RAISES ON JULY 1; SUFFOLK OFFICIALS ALSO CONSIDERING INCREASE
• MAN, 33, BADLY BURNED WORKING AT ROCK CHURCH
• SAILOR DIES OF INJURIES
• ABC INVESTIGATES 2 WEEKEND SHOOTINGS AT SHOWCASE
• EDUCATOR TO OPPOSE SCOTT IN 3RD DISTRICT CONTEST
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The last name of 3-year-old shooting victim Taylor Ricks of Norfolk was misspelled in a pullout on Tuesday's MetroNews front. It was correct in the story, which was about the case against three people accused in the child's death. Correction published Wednesday, June 12, 1996. ***************************************************************** INDICTMENT CONSIDERED IN TODDLER'S DEATH
• THE PONCE SAILS FOR LIBERIA
• STORMS GENERATE TORNADOES, FLOOD ROADS
• JUDGE-ELECT'S GOP WORK STIRS WORRY ABOUT ETHICS
• VA. IS AMONG GROUP TO UNVEIL PLANNING ON MULTISTATE LOTTERY
• SON FACES MURDER CHARGE
• LOUISE WOMBLE
• MAZIE R. SANDERS
• ATTILIO GIORDANO
• LOTTIE M. HOLLEY
• HELEN BISHOP
• JEAN C. OWENS
• JAMES L. LANDRETH SR.
• ALMA C. ASKEW
• DAVID M. WRIGHT
• ROBERT A. OLSEN
• JEAN C. CHILDRESS
• JAMES L. ANDERSON
• DERRICK J. KING
• RICHARD GREEN JR.
• FRANCES G. HOLT
• CAROL L. STANLEY
• LUTHER J. SEELY SR.
• WILLIAM H. CRANDELL
• LEON D. MCCLENNY
• RICHARD B. KELLAM
• PAUL M. COOK
• MARY M. CAINES
• ANNIE M. MITCHELL
• THEODORE T. SMITH
• JOSEPH W. MOGER SR.
• M. EILEEN TRUEBLOOD
• MARY E. GORDON
• RAYMOND E. HOUCK
• CAROLYN HOLBROOK
• EVERETTE K. WILSON
• NORMAN L. SPRY
• JAMES S. WHITEHURST JR.
• SMALL FISH EQUAL BIG CATCHES FOR FISHERMEN ALONG THE OUTER BANKS
• MEMBERS SEEK RENEWED FUTURE FOR TROUBLED COMMISSION
• ELIZABETH CITY OFFICIALS HAVE STARTED SEARCH FOR NEW FIRE CHIEF
• COUNCIL MAY FIND A BETTER WAY TO BUILD IF THE PLAN WORKS, A NEW CITY HALL BUILDING WON'T EXPAND TAX BILLS.
• STATE BUILDING OFFICIALS INSPECT BLUE SKY STORM SAFETY PROGRAM
• RIDIN' IN THE RAIN