The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, February 5, 1997

• LEMUEL BOWDEN
• ELSIE D. ROSE
• MABEL M. BESS
• CHERRELLE Y. KING
• NELLIE V. MALBON
• KATHERINE B. WOODEN
• WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS
• ROGER W. DRAVIS
• DOROTHY W. LANIER
• HELENE P. HUBBARD
• ROBERT F. MCCOY
• RUTH H. EDWARDS
• DOSHIA A. JOHNSON
• WILLIE MAE GRIFFIN
• PRESTON NICKENS
• GRACE E. KRUMPELMAN
• DENNIS HOLLIDAY
• LENA B. WITHERSPOON
• MENNIE L. MIZELLE
• LULA BELL
• ESSE J. WATFORD
• EDWARD H. CANTOW
• JOSEPH L. WHITE
• LEEANNA SPRUILL
• MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON
• ELIZABETH F. JESSE
• MARK E. MCKRACHERNE
• MILDRED M. BUNCH
• ZOFIA ZALISKIEWICZ
• MARGARET E. GRUBBS
• STEVEN W. GRAY SR.
• M. JOYCE WALLIN
• BEATRICE L. JERNIGAN
• MERINA N. EVILE
• HARRY N. GARBIS
• STAN PROSEK
• RUBY G. BEST
• MANTEO MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• MAN ARRESTED IN CHAMBER OFFICE BREAK-IN
• JUDGE REJECTS BAIL BONDSWOMAN'S CASE SHERRY D. BATTLE FILED HER LAWSUIT TOO LATE, A FEDERAL JUDGE RULED TUESDAY.
• FORGET EBONICS - IT'S AN INSULT, EMERGE EDITOR TELLS NSU GROUP
• ODU FACULTY, LARGELY OPPOSED, DELAYS VOTE ON SCHEDULE CHANGE A PROPOSAL WOULD STRETCH MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY CLASSES, BUT CUT OUT FRIDAYS.
• AGENCY THAT HELPS THE ELDERLY COPE CHANGES ITS NAME
• MAN CHARGED AFTER GIRLS FOUND WANDERING
• SUFFOLK EARNS SOME POOR GRADES FROM ITS RESIDENTS
• POLICE DOG MOURNED HUNDREDS OF OFFICERS HONORED IRON, KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY.
• POLICE SEEKING SUSPECT WHO FLED ROBBERY SCENE
• NO VOTE, BUT TROLLEY PLAN ROLLING ALONG
• LENORE P. LAVERY
• COUNCIL SAYS NO TO SCHOOL BOARD'S $144 MILLION LIST NORFOLK'S CITY AND EDUCATION OFFICIALS HELD A RARE INFORMAL MEETING TO DISCUSS DISTRICT REPAIR NEEDS.
• SUFFOLK CONSIDERS RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT CITY MANAGER, MANAGER'S ASSISTANTS AND DEPARTMENT HEADS WOULD LIVE IN SUFFOLK.
• A POPULARLY ELECTED NORFOLK MAYOR? CITY COUNCIL TO STUDY IDEA
• CASH SOUGHT FOR ARENA IN RALEIGH MAY KILL NHL BID
• IDEA OF HUNTING-RIFLE BAN IN SUFFOLK DRAWS FIRE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ****************************************************** The last name of Suffolk library director Elliot A. Drew was wrong in a MetroNews story Wednesday about libraries. Correction published , Thursday, February 6, 1997,p. A2 ***************************************************************** CHESAPEAKE MAN WINS ALLY IN SUIT LIBRARIES WERE OVERCHARGED, GOVERNMENT SAYS
• ERRANT DOLPHIN DOING WELL THE YOUNG BOTTLENOSE HAS BEEN IN BROAD BAY SINCE LAST FALL, AND IF WEATHER HOLDS, A VETERINARIAN SAID, IT LIKELY WILL REJOIN MIGRATION PATTERNS THIS YEAR.
• HOUSE OKS BILL NEEDED TO FUND HOCKEY ARENA
• KILL DEVIL HILLS OKS STUDY FOR BUZZARD'S BAY OPTIONS FOR WASTEWATER DISPOSAL WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR FEASIBILITY
• DARE SCHOOLS TO SEEK ABOUT $60 MILLION THE MONEY IS SET TO BE USED FOR NEW SCHOOLS AND RENOVATIONS
• CONTRACTOR FOR NEW SCHOOL STAYS, BUT WITH PROVISIONS
• LICENSE PROPOSAL POLARIZES SPORT AND COMMERCIAL, FISHERMEN
• SEARCHING THE SANDS
• JUDGES HEAR VIEWS ON PIPELINE THE U.S. COURT OF APPEALS WILL NOW TAKE AS LONG AS HALF A YEAR TO REACH A DECISION.
• SEARCH CALLED OFF
• POLICE ARREST SEVERAL ON COCAINE CHARGES
• RALEIGH COUNCIL OKS REPAYMENT PLAN FOR ARENA AT N.C. STATE
• CREW PREPARES TO DEMOLISH BUILDING MATERIALS STRIPPED OFF NAGS HEAD SAILS BUILDING ARE FOR SALE.
• BEACH SCHOOL BOARD DELAYS VOTE ON GRADES
• COUNCIL CONSIDERS CHESAPEAKE BUDGET
• THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DIGEST
• LIGHTS OUT FOR COLONIAL THEATER
• STRIPER SALES
• CORRECTION