The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, July 16, 1996

• RUTH W. JERNIGAN
• FRED D. COSTON
• DONNA M. SPARKS
• EDITH A. OWENS
• SADIE S. ALEXANDER
• HAROLD C. GOODMAN
• GEORGE J. LILJEGREN
• IRVIN F. WHITEHURST JR.
• ANN W. KEKLOCK
• EDSEL E. DOTSON
• MARGARET A. BROWN
• WALTER WRIGHT
• SALOME C. RUNALDUE
• MAURICE L. THOMPSON JR.
• DEBORAH W. REED
• CLAUDE E. PATRICK
• CARL W. MASON SR.
• MICHAEL L. CONNOLLY
• MARY B. RODES
• ROSE S. LEVIN
• NANCY L. NAMOLA
• PERRY W. KING
• VIRGINIA B. WERTZ
• MARIE H. WALLACE
• JAMES DELK
• CLARENCE DELK
• JAMES NORFLEET
• SHARON P. JOHNSON
• JACOB KELLAM SR.
• LORENA K. HENVIS
• NANCY K. HELBIG
• JOBE HALL
• MARY P. HALL
• JEAN M. GYOURKO
• HOMER D. CORNELIUS
• GLADYS C. GALLOP
• SAMUEL H. MOORE
• BRENDA A. WILDY
• DUDLEY COOPER
• BABE RUTH CHOICES
• TOWNS, COUNTY CLOSING IN ON WATER DEAL WITH DARE APPROVAL
• JUDGE: SMOLKA INSURANCE PUT ON HOLD FOR CIVIL TRIAL
• TOILSOME CHORES HAD A CERTAIN COMFORT
• BERTHA NIBBLES AT FARMERS' EARS THE FIELDS OF SEVERAL LOCAL FARMERS FELT THE STORM'S FURY AND SUFFERED LOSSES. BUT MOST GROWERS WERE THANKFUL THAT BERTHA PASSED THEM BY.
• JURY STARTS DELIBERATIONS IN CONVENIENCE-STORE KILLING IF ROYALE STEWART, 18, IS FOUND QUILTY OF CAPITAL MURDER, HE MAY GET DEATH PENALTY.
• INSURANCE LOSSES FROM HURRICANE ARE PUT AT $194 MILLION
• DUDLEY COOPER DIES IN NORFOLK AT AGE 96
• ANGLERS HURRY BACK ONTO PIERS AFTER BERTHA CLEARS OUT
• 2 PUBLIC WORKSHOPS WILL ADDRESS WATER QUALITY THE INPUT WILL HELP IDENTIFY PROBLEMS AND FIND SOLUTIONS.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The telephone number to report an oil spill or a hazardous chemical spill to the Coast Guard is 1-800-424-8802. An incorrect number was published Tuesday. Correction published Wednesday, July 17, 1996 on page B2 of the North Carolina Edition of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** OIL SPILL MEANS LOTS OF CALLS FOR COUPLE MUCH DIALING LATER, THE COAST GUARD ARRIVED TO CLEAN UP.
• CANDIDATES' FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGNS DIFFER GREATLY JOHN WARNER HAS ACCEPTED PAC FUNDS; MARK WARNER JUST SPENDS HIS OWN
• PLAN TO REVIVE SUFFOLK DEVELOPMENT IS OFFERED BID TO BUILD 2,052 HOMES, GOLF COURSE ON HILLPOINT FARMS TO BE CONSIDERED TODAY.
• PIER HELP PROMISED
• FARMERS SURVEY STORM DAMAGE, SAY IT COULD HAVE BEEN FAR WORSE
• VA. DOESN'T PLAN TO SUE TOBACCO FIRMS FOR MEDICAID MONEY
• NORFOLK
• VMI'S PRIVATE VS. PUBLIC DEBATE ISN'T NEW IN 1928, THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES HELD HEARINGS ON MAKING THE SCHOOL PRIVATE.
• GLOUCESTER COUNTY TWISTER DAMAGES 30 HOMES, NO INJURIES
• HEAD, TAYLOR PICKED TO LEAD CHESAPEAKE'S SCHOOL BOARD
• BLAZE CLAIMS VACANT HOUSE
• ZOOM, ZOOM . . . SORT OF
• BEWARE OF SCAMS
• STATE POLICE CRACK DOWN ON DRIVERS
• INJURED FIREFIGHTER GOES HOME FROM HOSPITAL