The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Chesapeake Clipper: Friday, February 10, 1995

• BROKEN WRIST SIDELINES A TOP WILDCAT
• BRUINS END SEASON WITH EXCLAMATION!
• IT'S NOW EASIER TO DISPOSE OF USED OIL A CONVENIENT ALTERNATIVE TO DUMPING, RECYCLING IS AVAILABLE TO LOCAL CUSTOMERS.
• COMPANY BUILDING NEW QUARTERS IN INDUSTRIAL PARK
• BIRTHS
• RUSSIAN CULTURE VISITS CHESAPEAKE ``WE ARE ALL ALIKE,'' ST. PETERSBURG TEACHER GEORGINA NEVZOROVA SAYS.
• MARKETING EXECUTIVE LEADS CITY'S BIG PAINT PARTY NANCY J. CROSS IS LOOKING FORWARD TO FIXING UP HOMES.
• IT ALL GOES BACK TO AFRICA . . . JAZZ DRUMMER ROBERT JOSPE SHOWS US HOW SLAVERY SHAPED THE MUSIC WORLD.
• REALTY SALES
• CRIME REPORT
• HOUSING AUTHORITY BUSINESS KEPP OUT
• `THIS REALLY IS COLLEGE BALL' THEY PLAY AT TCC