The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, February 13, 1997

• WILLIAM S. REMICK
• ROSE P. CASSELL
• REGINALD KING
• GARY L. BRIGGS
• CHARLES O. ROBINSON JR.
• EDDIE T. NEWSOME
• NATHAN A. CAROON
• CARL C. PARKER
• DELORSE PARADEE-PAINTER
• SHIRLEY M. PINKSTONE
• ERNEST L. RUSSELL
• EDITH T. MACKEY
• MARGARET W. DUNNING
• J.B. NEWSOME JR.
• JOHN W.L. CRAIG
• JOYCE B. LANDRY
• ELANORE C. DAY
• ROGER R. HERRING
• CHARLES L. EWELL SR.
• JOSEPH H. RIDDLE
• JACK O. SAULS
• LIDY H. HUGHES
• LILLIAN P. GOODMAN
• ZEAMAIZE H. WRENN
• BRENDA F. DELOATCH
• EVELYN A. COLEY
• THEODORE R. LOWMAN
• JOSEPH SEBREE
• TERESA G. HOLLOMAN
• RONALD R. TREESE
• ANNIE W. TUSO
• VICKIE G. PARKER
• BONIFACIO ABOOL
• WAYLAND W. YODER JR.
• WILSON L. BEASLEY SR.
• PROFESSOR SAYS HIP HOP CULTURE AND BLACK CHURCH CAN WORK TOGETHER
• BEACH TEEN ACCUSED IN ARSON WINS APPEAL FOR PROBATION TERM
• PORTSMOUTH VOTING MACHINES CREATE BRIDGE TO 21ST CENTURY
• RALEIGH OWNER SAYS NHL BID IS IN TROUBLE HE WANTS AN ARENA DEAL BY FRIDAY; IF RALEIGH FAILS, AREA COULD GET A BOOST.
• SOMETHING WILL FALL FROM SKIES TODAY, AND IT MIGHT BE SNOW
• ABORTION ACTIVIST GETS 2 1/2 YEARS FOR TRYING TO BURN 2 LOCAL CLINICS THE 24-YEAR-OLD MOTHER OF 4 TELLS JUSGE SHE'S SORRY.
• BEACH FOCUSES ON LIMITING GUN VIOLENCE THE PROGRAM SHOWS YOUTHS THE GRISLY CONSEQUENCES OF SHOOTINGS.
• NORFOLK STUDENTS' SPACE EXPERIMENT IS PARTIAL SUCCESS
• CHESAPEAKE FREEZES MOST HIRINGS FINAL CALLS REST WITH MANAGER; NO WORD YET ON SCHOOL OPENINGS
• NEIGHBORS APPEAR RELIEVED ABOUT JUVENILE HOLDING FACILITY OPERATORS TOOK A BIG STEP IN QUELLING FEARS, SAYS TREASURER OF RIVERPOINT CIVIC LEAGUE.
• CIVIL RIGHTS VETERAN ISSUES A CALL FOR NATIONAL REBIRTH OF '60S MOVEMENT
• MAN CHARGED IN '93 SLAYING
• ZUNI FATHER AND SON WIN FARMING AWARDS THOMAS ROLAND BYRUM AND CECIL BYRUM PLANT TRADITIONAL CROPS IN 700 ACRES.
• FUND SCARCITY FOR SCHOOLS WILL BE DEBATED TONIGHT COUNCIL, BOARD WILL TRY TO HAMMER OUT COMPROMISE FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS.
• 3 CITIES EXTEND DEADLINES FOR DECALS UNTIL NEXT TUESDAY
• U.S. CITIZENSHIP HIS AT LONG LAST TIN TRAN CAME TO VIRGINIA BEACH FROM VIETNAM IN 1991 AFTER 12 YEARS IN PRISON.
• POLICE VETERAN ACCUSED OF PRESCRIPTION FRAUD
• EDUCATION BOARD GIVES SCHOOL PLAN AN ``A'' COMMISSION WILL DECIDE WHETHER TO PUT $60 MILLION BOND PLAN TO VOTERS.
• C.O. ROBINSON JR. DIES AT AGE 82 IN LOCAL HOSPITAL AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
• LEAPING INTO RESCUE PRACTICE
• GOODWILL ADDING A BOUTIQUE FOR BOOKS
• ASH WEDNESDAY
• RESA GETS $330,000 GRANT
• MYSTERY SOLVED: THE LAWN BUNNY WAS SHANGHAIED
• STATE DIGEST
• BEACH FUMES EMPTY POLICE HEADQUARTERS ROUTINE SERVICES WERE SUSPENDED, BUT 911 CALLS WERE NOT INTERRUPTED.
• THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DIGEST
• ``CARRY ME BACK'' RESISTS EFFORTS OF THOSE WANTING TO CARRY IT AWAY
• JURY DELIBERATES 5 HOURS
• CONGRESSMAN CITED
• BEGINNING OF LENT