The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Norfolk Compass: Thursday, March 2, 1995

• RED CROSS VOLUNTEER RETIRING AFTER 17 YEARS AT CLINIC MARY SEWELL, 73, IS LEAVING THE FACILITY THAT SHARES HER NAME TO DEVOTE MORE TIME TO OTHER HOBBIES.
• CRIME REPORT
• HANDGUN LICENSING FEE RESCINDED BY COUNCIL
• FRENCH FARCE IN GOOD HANDS AT VA. WESLEYAN
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD
• AGING BLAIR MIDDLE SCHOOL CREATING HAVOC IN BUDGET
• BE-LO STORE CLOSING SURPRISES RESIDENTS
• EAST MEETS WEST AND BERKLEY, TOO!
• BLACK SENATOR `BOWLED OVER' TO BE ON POSTER
• BRITISH CUISINE FEATURED FOR FESTIVAL
• LADY MARLINS WON'T SOON FORGET POWER FORWARD HOPKINS
• CHICAGO KIDZ SHARE CIRCUS FUN WITH NORFOLK BOYS AND GIRLS
• BIRTHS
• ANSWERED PRAYERS AS A BOY, DANIEL J. FRANKEN DREAMED ABOUT WORKING ON THE NAVY'S AIRPLANES. NOW HE'S IN CHARGE OF THE BUSIEST MILITARY PASSENGER TERMINAL IN THE UNITED STATES.