The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, September 24, 1995

• CECIL W. JOHNSON
• HERBERT J. LEWIS JR.
• ELWOOD L. KIGHT SR.
• THOMAS HURDLE
• JANET R. O'REGAN
• RUBY H. BISHOP
• EVELYN F. HOLLAND
• MARY L. LILLEFLOREN
• WILLIAM L. SUMNER
• ELEANOR R. PATTERSON
• HENRY W. SPRUILL
• JESSIE C. EDWARDS
• KENNETH L. BARTON
• GLADYS S. FURMAN
• KATHERINE MITCHELL
• MARY F. LUMSDEN
• LEMUEL ASHE SR.
• KEITH R. PRATER
• RUDOLPH E. HICKS
• JOHN G. CROMWELL SR.
• CECIL B. HUMPHREY
• LINDA W. LILLEY
• NEUMON A. LINTON
• BARBARA R. KINGDON
• ESTHER CARTER
• WILBERT L. JAMES
• REPORTS FAUL NORFOLK SCHOOL SECURITY
• NORFOLK SCHOOLS FORUM CITY PROMISES GREATER OPENNESS TO BOOST STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT
• CRIME LINE
• REPAIRS CLOSE NORTH LANDING DRAWBRIDGE
• 2 ELDERLY PEOPLE DIE AS PICKUP HITS VAN; DRIVER ACCUSED OF DUI
• CITY SEES BEAUTY IN GROUPS ADOPTING PUMP STATIONS THE SHEDS WHERE SEWAGE IS PUMPED COULD USE HELP.
• GRASS-ROOTS FORUM BEACH MAYOR PROMOTES THE IDEA OF GREATER PARTICIPATION.
• NATIONAL ISSUES FORUM BETTER SCHOOLS, EDUCATIONS ARE PRIME TOPICS.
• HODGES MANOR IS QUIET, BUT ITS CITIZENS ARE ACTIVE VOTERS SCHOOLS FORM A MAJOR COMMUNITY BOND FOR RESIDENTS YOUNG AND OLD.
• DOWNTOWN STATION CAN'T COME TOO SOON FOR 12 FIREFIGHTERS
• HEIRS SUE IN EFFORT TO GUARD PROPERTY A GROUP LAYS CLAIM TO COAST GUARD STATION AT OREGON INLET.
• PANEL REJECTS COMPROMISE ON HERRING BAN STOCKS HAVE IMPROVED, BUT THE NUMBERS STILL ARE TOO UNSTABLE, STATE OFFICIALS SAY.
• WHEN WORK IMITATES ART, LEARNING IMITATES FUN
• ALL-STAR COACH FINDS INSPIRATION IN RISING TO MEET THE CHALLENGE
• FISHERIES CHANGES WON'T BE RUSHED, LUCAS PROMISES
• TEEN'S COLUMN NETS CASH SO SHE CAN ATTEND COLLEGE
• JEWISH HOLIDAY SEASON HIGH HOLY DAYS ARE A TIME FOR INTROSPECTION, PLANNING, ATONEMENT
• VA. PLANS CAR-EMISSIONS TESTS FOR RICHMOND IF THE RULES PASS, INSPECTIONS AND HIGH-TECH SCANS WILL START IN '96.
• TIMBERLAKE SUB HAS ONE OF AREA'S LOWEST VOTER TURNOUTS STATISTICS SHOW MOST RESIDENTS HAVE LIVED IN THE AREA FOR FEWER THAN FIVE YEARS.
• A BLUE DAY FOR FLIERS' FANS BLUE ANGELS CHIEF NEEDS TO TRAIN; OCEANA TO STAGE OWN SHOW
• INDIANAPOLIS BALLET IS ON ITS TOES, STRONGLY, WITH A RANGE OF STYLES
• NORFOLK SETTLES OVERTIME SUIT
• VIRGINIA SYMPHONY ADDED FAR MORE THAN FINISHING TOUCHES TO VISITING BALLET
• ON A CHILLY, BREEZY SATURDAY IN NORFOLK,
• INVESTMENT IN COMMUNITY SHOWS IN VOTER TURNOUT IN HODGES MANOR, ALMOST EVERYONE VOTES; IN TIMBERLAKE, NEARLY 70 PERCENT DON'T
• 4 ACCUSED OF PLANTING BOMB