The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, June 2, 1995

• CITIZEN'S MILITIAS FOUGHT BACK
• KORESH'S CHOICE
• ADVICE FOR HARBORFESTGOERS
• CLINTON ON THE SLIPPERY SLOPE IN BOSNIA KEEP U.S. TROOPS OUT
• DIRECT FROM D'ART ARTISTS
• MILITIA MEMBERS SHOULD PRAY
• NO WELFARE FOR THE ABLE-BODIED
• CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME
• DEFENSE LAWYERS QUESTION INSIDE INQUIRY INTO DEATH ROW GUN
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Although First Landing/Seashore State Park was created 60 years ago, today's celebration actually marks its 30th anniversary as a Registered National Natural Landmark. A caption on Friday's front page was misleading and a paragraph in the story was incomplete. Also, a map with the story had an error. Broad Bay was misidentified as Back Bay. Correction published Saturday, June 3, 1995 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** OASIS ON THE BAY SEASHORE STATE PARK MIGHT BE CHANGING ITS NAME TO FIRST LANDING, BUT IT CONTINUES TO OFFER TRANQUILITY AMID STRIP MALL, CONDOS, AND INTENSELY DEVELOPED LAND.
• SATIRIST FINDS HUMOR IN ``WILLIE AND HANDGUN''
• STOCKTON INNOCENT, INVESTIGATOR SAYS
• NORFOLK SHOULD COOPERATE WITH VIRGINIA BEACH GASTON ISN'T GOING FOR GOUGING
• WHAT'S IN A NAME? SOME HISTORY, JUST FOR STARTERS
• CORRECTIONS