The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, February 20, 1997

• THEODORE M. WROBEL
• IRENE C. NEVINS
• MARTHA KIMBALL
• ISAAC O. WILLIS
• JAMES T. DUNN JR.
• ANNIE F. STEEL
• HORACE M. MOORE JR.
• DELMAR A. GALLOP
• JOSEPH EPPS
• JEANETTE M. BASS
• NORMAN D. GOODMAN SR.
• MARY S. EDWARDS
• RICHARD S. HOLLAND SR.
• JAMES T. YOUNG
• ARLANDER T. DAVIS
• VERNON HARRIS JR.
• MARY F. STEPHENSON
• GLADYS L. HAWKINS
• ARMINTA COLLINS
• FRANCES T. RAWLS
• JAMES RYAN
• WILLIAM L. STURTEVANT
• MABLE LEE SUTTON
• THOMAS E. HOFFLER SR.
• JOHN W. FUHRMANN
• LETTIE D. PADGETT
• GLADYS B. FOREMAN
• BETTY I. FRIZZELL
• M. SHELTON WOODARD
• ALEXANDER C. PARSON
• ANDREW C. BUNCH
• MAE E. DAIL
• ROY LEE SUTTON JR.
• BESSIE D. BAILEY
• ERICA A. CALAMARI
• ELDRIDGE B. DUFFEE SR.
• ANNE M. OFELT
• EMMA L. WASHINGTON
• PENINSULA'S I-64 MAY GET HOV IF SAFETY ISSUES ARE RESOLVED
• BARBER STABBED; SUSPECT FOUND DEAD
• DEEP CREEK RESIDENTS GET CHANCE TO PLAN THEIR PARK
• SUFFOLK'S CITY COUNCIL AND SCHOOL BOARD WRANGLE OVER FUNDS SPARRING OVER PLANS FOR MORE STUDENTS OVERRAN THE PANELS' SECOND MEETING.
• BUDGET LANDS WITH THUD; LEAVES NO ROOM FOR EDUCATIONAL GROWTH CITY SAYS IF SCHOOL OFFICIALS NEED MORE MONEY THEY SHOULD ASK FOR A TAX HIKE.
• DOROTHY P. BILLMYER
• BEACH GPA RULE MAY BENCH SOME ATHLETES
• PROSECUTOR'S HUSBAND ACQUITTED OF CHARGES THE CASE WAS POLITICALLY MOTIVATED, DAVID BALDWIN'S ATTORNEY SAYS.
• SUFFOLK MAKES NO MOVE TO REVISE ITS BASE TAX RATE
• THIEVES TAKE 44 COATS FROM LYNNHAVEN MALL
• GRAPPLING WITH GENETICS QUESTIONS OVER GENES EXPLORED BY EXPERTS NEW TESTS RAISE NEW DILEMMAS FOR PATIENTS. THEY MAY ACQUIRE KNOWLEDGE OF THEIR CASES THEY WISH THEY DIDN'T HAVE.
• TIGHTER CONTROLS REQUESTED ON DOOR-TO-DOOR DISTRIBUTORS OF FLIERS CITY ATTORNEY PHILIP TRAPANI SAYS HE PLANS TO EXPLORE THE LEGAL ISSUE INVOLVED.
• SITE: TOXIC CLEANUP SLATED AT OLD FACTORY
• EXPLORER COLLIDES WITH VA. BEACH SCHOOL BUS
• DEAD FIREMEN'S FAMILIES SUE UTILITY, CLAIMING NEGLIGENCE FIRE WAS BLAMED ON A POWER LINE SNAGGED BY A TRUCK BOOM.
• BOARD TABLES FAMILIES' APPEAL TO EASE SCHOOL TRAVEL COSTS TRAVEL:
• NEW BRIDGE DRAWS NO FLAK, MANY IDEAS FROM OUTER BANKS HEARING
• ``A GOOD GESTURE'' COAST GUARD HOLDS RITES FOR THREE KILLED IN PACIFIC
• MAN CHARGED WITH SETTING FIRE AT ABORTION CLINIC
• STATE MENTAL HEALTH CARE TO BE PROBED BY INDEPENDENT PANEL THE DEATHS OF TWO CENTRAL STATE PATIENTS PROMPT THE PROPOSAL.
• COLLEAGUES' ABSENTEEISM IRKS HEAD OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPERS
• HUNT BUILDING CASE FOR CHANNEL GROIN THE GOVERNOR IS SEEKING TO AVERT A SHOALING CRISIS AT OREGON INLET.
• BILL WOULD SAVE ATLANTIC COAST FROM OIL-DRILLING
• NEW DIRECTORS
• MISSING CHESAPEAKE MAN'S BODY FOUND TWO BROTHERS OUT FISHING MAKE DISCOVERY EAST OF MOSSEY ISLAND
• COLONIAL DOWNS BOOSTS PUBLIC STOCK OFFER
• KILL OR BE KILLED, DEFENDANT CLAIMED VOICES SAID
• TOM HANKS VISITS HAMPTON TO SHOOT SPECIAL FOR TELEVISION
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The Virginia Senate voted 30-8 Wednesday to make ``Carry Me Back to Old Virginia'' the state song emeritus. A headline in the General Assembly digest on Thursday incorrectly stated the vote. Correction published Friday, February 21, 1997. ***************************************************************** NEW BILL WOULD AID MAN, 21, WHO WAS WRONGLY IMPRISONED
• SUFFOLK PERMITS COME WITH STRINGS COUNCIL APPROVES GASTON PERMITS; NORFOLK, BEACH MIGHT SUE OVER PUMPING RIGHTS
• LITTLE TIGERS HAVE A MORNING ROMP