The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, January 29, 1997

• JAMES A. JONES JR.
• ROSEBUD P. TOLENTINO
• MAXINE E. STOKES
• MARY E. LEONARD
• WILMA C. CARRAWAY
• RICHARD D. CHANDLER
• ALICE S. WATSON
• GEORGE E. INGRAM SR.
• SINCLAIR TUTTLE
• RAYMOND E. MCMILLAN
• CAROL L. WHITE
• A. WYVILLE BRYANT III
• SARATOGA W. BROWN
• ELIZABETH A. MALLARD
• RICE M. YOUELL JR.
• LONNIE B. DREW JR.
• BLANCHE M. MCCOY
• MARY E. MILLER
• ELISHA CARTER
• SALLIE P. STILLMAN
• EDWARD DELOATCH
• SANDRA C. GILLIS
• WILLIAM DUNN
• MADELEINE H. WRIGHT
• JAZZMINE Y. DEBERRY
• WILLIAM I. MARSHALL
• HELEN G. SINICKI
• ROBERT N. SWINEHART
• ROBIN R. GUSTAFSON
• GLORIA M. WHESDOS
• JOHN T. GIBBS SR.
• ZACK OWENS
• ADA S. SPENCER
• NORMAN G. SWIFT
• JAMES D. HILL
• JAMES M. IVEY
• EDWARD WHITE
• GUN AT SCHOOL LEADS TO ARRESTS
• OUTER SPACE TO FILL MUSEUM BLANK SPACE SOLAR SYSTEM MODEL PICKED FOR ATRIUM ON SECOND FLOOR OF CHILDREN'S ATTRACTION.
• GLOWING FINANCIAL REPORT PLEASES SCHOOL BOARD
• LONG-OPPOSED CHURCH FINDS A HOME AT LAST CALVARY REVIVAL WILL RENOVATE AND ENLARGE A FORMER STORE NEAR MILITARY CIRCLE.
• HIGH-MILEAGE CARS IN LINE FOR TAX BREAK IN SUFFOLK DISCOUNTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR VEHICLES THAT HAVE GONE BEYOND 100,000 MILES.
• NSU'S WILSON HAS DREAM OF A REBORN BRAMBLETON NORFOLK NEIGHBORHOOD IS NOW PLAGUED WITH CRIME AND DECAY.
• FINANCES EARN PRAISE, BUT ADVISERS POINT TO LONG-TERM CONCERNS
• DOT A NO-SHOW AT U.S. 158 HEARING HOWEVER, SURVEY OF CURRITUCK ROAD IS FINISHED, STATE ENGINEER SAYS.
• SPECIAL OLYMPICS SHAPED A MAN'S LIFE 15 YEARS AGO
• FEEDING TIME
• WANCHESE FISH DRIVER CLEARED OF VIOLATION; N.Y. FINE PAID
• CONSULTANT: PAVILION WORK WISER THAN NEW HOTEL
• NORSHIPCO SPILLS TOXIC WATER INTO ELIZABETH THE COMPANY LIKELY WILL FACE PENALTIES AND A FINE FROM STATE REGULATORS.
• HOMELESS SERVICE CENTER APPROVED HOMELESS WILL RECEIVE COUNSELING BUT WILL NOT SPEND THE NIGHT AT THE NEW FACILITY.
• STATE DIGEST
• COLINGTON DRAWS A ZONING PLAN MOST RESIDENTS CAN LIVE WITH
• THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DIGEST
• JUDGE GIVES WOMAN 41 MONTHS IN PRISON FOR INTIMIDATING WITNESS
• VOLUNTEER TRAINING
• RETIRED EDUCATOR WILL LEAD ALBEMARLE BOARD