The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, January 3, 1997

• JAMES S. GRAY
• MARLINDA B. WIGGINS
• LUCY H. SAVAGE
• GEORGE T. WOOD JR.
• PAUL D. POPLIN
• KATHERINE S. MENTZER
• VERNON F. BAILEY
• LUTHER G. STANFORD
• CONCETTA LEE
• R. ANTHONY HICKMAN
• HUNTER W. HUGO SR.
• WILLIAM R. MCCORMICK SR.
• REGINALD P. MITCHELL
• MARION W. TYLER
• CLYDE S. EVANS
• VINCENT SHIELDS SR.
• CYNTHIA A. HARRELL
• THERESA SLINSKY
• IDA O. RICHARDS
• GOLDIE S. STUBBS
• ELIZABETH W. TURNEY
• VIRGINIA L. OLDHAM
• PAULINE S. SAWYER
• CLARENCE L. RIDDICK
• JOSEPH R. COSTANZO
• ELIZABETH B. SUTTON
• MARCIA V. WALLACE
• RUDOLPH J. POPE
• CARL BOONE
• MARY W. PERRY
• IRENE H. BAKER
• INDIA B. JERNIGANS
• JESSIE E. BEALE
• MARDRICK HOFFLER
• WILLIAM C. POWELL
• LEON RIDDICK
• EARL C. CORBETT
• ANDREW A. MOORE
• N.C. LEGISLATORS LOOK AT VA.'S SHORTER SESSIONS
• TIGHT WELFARE RULES TO GET TIGHTER WITH REFORM MANY FEDERAL CHANGES WON'T AFFECT NORTH CAROLINIANS, BUT SOME WILL.
• BEN WAHRMAN, FOUNDER OF BEACH PAPER, DIES
• PRINCESS ANNE HIGH REOPENS CAVALIERS RETURN 16 MONTHS AFTER ARSON DAMAGES OF $6 MILLION
• TO CUT SCHOOLS' COSTS, A CO-OP NORFOLK IS PUSHING STATE LAWMAKERS FOR MONEY TO EXAMINE THE BENEFITS.
• SUBDIVISION FOES ASKED TO PUT IT IN WRITING
• CHASE ENDS WITH CAR ON BOTTOM OF CREEK ON THE EASTERN SHORE 17-YEAR-OLD DRIVER SWIMS TO TOWN DOCK AFTER IGNORING POLICE LIGHTS AND SIREN.
• CHESAPEAKE MAN TO FIGHT CLOSING OF HOME-BASED TV REPAIR SHOP
• GRAVESIDE RITES TODAY FOR EMMA H.P. BOND
• 2 ACCUSED OF TRAFFICKING COCAINE IN DARE MORE ARRESTS FROM THREE-MONTH, JOINT INQUIRY COULD COME AS EARLY AS TODAY.
• ON OATMEAL: MILK IS GOOD, SO IS PATIENCE
• JOY FUND DONORS
• MAN DIES OF SELF-INFLICTED GUNSHOT IN HEAD AT ELIZABETH CITY STORE
• STATE DIGEST
• TICKLE ME ELMO STOLEN FROM 2-YEAR-OLD'S GRAVE
• VERMONT OFFICIAL STANDS BY POSITION ON GASTON PROJECT NORTH CAROLINA DIDN'T MISLEAD HIM, AS VIRGINIA OFFICIAL CHARGED, HE SAYS.
• ELDERLY WOMAN KILLED IN COLLISION INVOLVING 2 TRUCKS, CAR AT BEACH
• GILMORE SEEKS CRACKDOWN ON SMOKING BY TEEN-AGERS THE ATTORNEY GENERAL WANTS THE STATE TO HANDLE ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS ON TEEN SMOKING, FOR CONSISTENCY.
• WAITING FOR A SWELL RIDE