The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, January 30, 1997

• A. WYVILLE BRYANT III
• ROSEBUD P. TOLENTINO
• GEORGE W. COMER
• WESLEY F. BURFORD
• ELIZABETH K. MOORE
• JOHN W. GOSNELL
• WILLIAM C. WHITE
• JOHN L. WHITAKER
• ELLA M. BRICKHOUSE
• GLORIA M. WHESDOS
• WILLIAM H. SEABROOKE JR.
• ANDRE L. JOHNSON II
• ANDREW BASKERVILLE III
• ESTHER H. SOUTHERLAND
• JOSEPH R. HILL SR.
• DEBORAH L. HERNING
• HERMAN L. PERLIN
• JOHN G. LAWRENCE
• ELEANOR A. EDWARDS
• RUFUS W. BROWN JR.
• TOSHINA L. BRITTON
• LEIGHTON T. BAILEY SR.
• FRED L. ARON
• JUDITH D. ROUNTREE
• CHARLESANNA V. DREW
• DOSKIE O. CHAPMAN
• JAMES KITTRELL
• CARROLL L. DUBOSE
• VERA J. NICHOLS
• LEMEAL C. BOONE
• JOSEF FISCHER
• MARY E. HOLLAND
• SETH E. PERRY
• ELNORA S. BARNES
• IRVIN C. RUFF
• JAZZMINE Y. DEBERRY
• OSSIE R. WOODHOUSE
• ALFRED W. JORDAN
• FANNIE L. CARMACK
• JONES MURDER CASE IN LIMBO
• AREA CODE DIVIDING LINE LEAVES LITTLE TOWN CUT OFF CAPRON STAYS IN OLD 804, WHILE MOST OF COUNTY IS IN NEW 757.
• LAST OF SCHOOL ARSONISTS AVOIDS PRISON TIME
• NURSE'S CPR HELPS SAVE STRICKEN BASKETBALL PLAYER
• RAINY SPELL PUTS DAMPER ON HOLIDAY LIGHT SHOWS
• BOND BEING SOUGHT FOR ONE DEFENDANT IN WHEATON KILLING ATTORNEY MOODY E. STALLINGS JR. WILL MAKE THE REQUEST OF THE COURT TODAY.
• CHESAPEAKE SHIFTS STANDARDIZED TESTS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CORRECTION In the caption for an aerial photograph of the Orlando section of Suffolk in Thursday's Metro section, the locations of two landmarks were transposed. Walnut Hill is at the bottom of the photo and a peanut warehouse is at the top. Correction published , Friday, January 31, 1997, p.A1 ***************************************************************** THE LONG WAIT MAY SOON BE OVER FOR THE REVITALIZATION OF ORLANDO
• CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK IS CELEBRATED LOCALLY THIS WEEK THE ANNUAL EVENT HAS BECOME A NATIONAL CELEBRATION OF ``WHAT CATHOLIC SCHOOLS CAN OFFER.''
• CHESAPEAKE HAS YET TO FILL PRESERVATION PANEL SEATS
• MEETING MOVED AFTER SILTING PROBLEMS DRAW CROWDS
• OFFICIALS BLAME VAGRANT FOR HOUSE FIRE
• LAW AGENCIES JOIN HANDS IN DRUG PURGE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Sen. Marc Basnight is president pro tem of the North Carolina Senate. A story and headlines Thursday incorrectly list him as speaker pro tem. Correction published Friday, January 31, 1997 on page B2 of the North Carolina Edition of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** BASNIGHT NAMED SPEAKER PRO TEM THE POWERFUL SENATOR FROM DARE MAY BE ON TRACK TO BE THE NEXT GOVERNOR.
• EXPERTS ARE WORRIED ABOUT THE DECLINE OF BEE POPULATION
• MINSTREL MAN WROTE ``OLD VIRGINNY'' BACK IN 1870
• JUDGE RULES ON OREGON INLET COAST GUARD STATION
• AT MAN'S TRIAL, EX-WIFE ADMITS TO AFFAIR WITH NOVELIST
• TEEN CHARGED IN SLAYING
• PORTSMOUTH BLAZE DESTROYS PLAQUE SHOP PRINCIPAL PARTNER SAYS HE ARRIVED TO ``SEE 20 YEARS OF MY LIFE GOING UP IN FLAMES.''
• CHURCH WILL OPEN DEPARTMENT FOR DEAF
• THAT STUFF ON THE GROUND JUST COULD BE SNOW TODAY HOW BAD IT WILL BE DEPENDS ON WHERE YOU ARE AND WHERE YOU'RE PLANNING ON GOING.
• THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DIGEST
• DEPUTIES INVESTIGATE CRIMES
• ECSU GETS GRANT
• TOWN GETS RADAR TRAILER
• CORRECTION
• LANES TO CLOSE
• GOLF COURSE GETS NATIONAL NOD
• AQUARIUM STILL STUDYING BABY SEAL
• CURRITUCK WON'T OPEN ITS RESTROOMS YEAR-ROUND