The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• AN OLD, FAMILIAR SCORE PROBLEMS APLENTY
• SAFE, THANKS TO A HIGH BALL
• SUFFOLK CRIME REPORT
• PAIR FINE-TUNE TV SKILLS MONIQUE MCLEAN AND TRAVIS MILLER WIN SECOND PLACE IN NATIONAL CONTEST.
• GIRLS INC. SEEK $43,000 TO BUY BUILDING SITE WITHOUT THE CASH, THE ORGANIZATION WILL HAVE TO POSTPONE ITS PLAN FOR A NEW CENTER FOR YOUTH.
• JEWISH ROOTS OF COMMUNION EXPLORED JEWS FOR JESUS HAS PRESENTED ``CHRIST IN THE PASSOVER'' IN MORE THAN 5,000 CHURCHES.
• INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S ART AT RAWLS LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
• CHILDREN'S THEATER TO PRESENT FREE SHOW
• ORGANIST PLAYS HIS WAY TO PRESTIGIOUS FRENCH AWARD
• `VIETNAM REVISITED' ATTEMPTS TO EXPLAIN WAR
• GROVER HOLDS COURT
• CHURCH HONORS HURDLER LATASHA COLANDER
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Matthew Kelly was incorrectly identified in a caption in Thursday's Sun story about the Governor's School for Science and Technology. Matthew, 10, a fifth-grader at Driver Elementary in Suffolk, was pictured in a photo on page 13 checking his computer project. Correction published in the Suffolk Sun on Sunday, August 7, 1994, on page 21. ***************************************************************** FUTURE IN THEIR HANDS SPACE SHUTTLES LIFT ACROSS SCREENS, AND VIDEO ``PICTURES'' POP INTO RANGE AT THE GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.\