The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Monday, October 28, 1996

• 25 YEARS: CHRYSLER MUSEUM OF ART
• POLICE CHECKPOINT YIELDS 53 CHARGES
• WOMAN DIES IN WRECK
• PHILIP A. CAMPBELL
• WILLIAM H. COLE
• SAMANTHA K. SHELBURNE
• ESTHER A. MARTIN
• ROBERT E. ELMORE
• EDWARD L. NOSEK
• ETHEL B. WHITE
• LAMAR M. LEOPOLD
• CONSTANCE B. LATIMER
• ARCHIE L. TOLIVER
• JESTER L. PIERCE
• RONNETTE C. WALKER
• ALTON W. NEWBERN
• ROLANDO P. HERNANDEZ
• MARTHA ASTWOOD
• GEORGE H. LAWSON
• WESLEY R. WILDER
• WILLIAM R. MOORE
• ARNOLD ING
• BETTE F. BOLEN
• FISSEL L. POPE
• JOHN D. GASKIN JR.
• WALTER L. BYRD
• HAROLD SPILKA
• NANCY E. KIGHT
• BARBARA A. WATFORD
• FLORENCE M. HARRIS
• JOHN R. DURHAM
• CARRIE L. PHILLIPS
• MYRA K. BRAITHWAITE
• MAMMIE GARDNER
• ALFRED L. DIOQUINO
• COLUMBUS R. SIMMONS
• JOYCE PERRY
• N.C. GOVERNORS' POWERS WEAK, STUDY SAYS REFERENDUM NOV. 5 COULD BRING MORE STRENGTH TO OFFICE VIA MEANS OF VETOES
• MURDER SUSPECT REINDICTED; DRUG, WEAPON CHARGES FILED
• FOURTH VICTIM OF MAN'S RAMPAGE DIES
• HOUSING GROUP MUST REGROUP AFTER COMPLAINTS BY HOME BUYERS, GROUP HAS LOST ITS FUNDING.
• HUNTERS' GROUP PROTESTS LIMITED ACCESS TO REFUGE
• FRESH APPROACHES FOR FRESHMEN ODU ``COMMUNITIES'' EASE LEARNING PROGRAM CREATES CORE GROUPS TO HELP FRESHMEN MAKE THE TRANSITION TO COLLEGE
• SMALL SEMINARS INTRIGUE, ENCOURAGE STUDENTS W & M INVOLVES FRESHMEN THROUGH DEMANDING CLASSES ON DYNAMIC SUBJECTS
• SUFFOLK BEGINS TO STUDY PLANS FOR GROWTH THE STATE OF THE CITY REPORT GIVES OFFICIALS INFORMATION TO HELP DEVELOP A LAND PLAN.
• A FELLOW MILLET ADMIRER SHARES A STORY OF REVIVAL
• AT 25 YEARS, THE CHRYSLER STILL ATTRACTS NEW ART FANS TODAY'S MUCH-LOVED INSTITUTION VALIDATES ITS BENEFACTOR'S VISION, SUPPORTERS SAY.
• PROSECUTORS HOPE THEIR WEB SNARES ALLEGED DEALER THIS TIME
• VETERAN COMMISSIONER FACES TOUGH CHALLENGE ELIZABETH CITY BOARD'S ONLY CONTEST HINGES ON TAXES, GOVERNMENT'S ROLE.
• NEW POLICE PROGRAM GETS CRIME DATA TO NEIGHBORHOODS A WORKSHOP WILL TEACH RESIDENTS HOW TO USE THE REPORTS.
• MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT
• THE CANDIDATES ON LEADERSHIP
• FUNDING FROM THE UNITED WAY HELPS MEALS ON WHEELS DELIVER VOLUNTEERS PROVIDE TWO MEALS DAILY TO 94 CHESAPEAKE RESIDENTS.
• MURDER VICTIM IDENTIFIED
• WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER