The Virginian-Pilot
THE LEDGER-STAR
SERVING SOUTHEASTERN VIRGINIA AND NORTHEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
: Sunday, September 17, 1995
20-YEAR TUG OF WAR PITS KIDS' NEEDS, SCHOOLS' MONEY
RULES, JARGON AND EXPERTS CAN OVERWHELM PARENTS
MOM FIGHTS TO DEFINE SON'S NEEDS WHEN PARENTS AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON WHAT'S BEST FOR A CHILD, ALLIES CAN BECOME ENEMIES.
THREE CONVERSATIONS SPEAK TO WAYS WE CAN STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES
POWER AND THE PARTIES IF REPUBLICANS WIN ASSEMBLY, WHAT HAPPENS TO NORFOLK'S CLOUT? THE CITY'S 7 LAWMAKERS, ALL DEMOCRATS, HOLD KEY JOBS AND INFLUENCE.
TRACKER'S GUIDE
IN VOTING, FEW BREAK RANKS WITH PARTIES
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