The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, October 1, 1995

• W. EDISON SPELLER
• PATTIE G. FORBES
• WARREN S. BATES
• EDITH H. TILTON
• EMMETT H. WIGGINS
• SUSAN H. JONES
• JAMES V. SINGLETON
• MICHAEL D. OWENS SR.
• OLIVIA H. DASHIELL
• SALLIE J. COLE
• JOSEPH J. PETERS
• RAYMOND B. COUCH
• RUTH K. WIEBEN
• DOROTHY S. SAWYER
• ROBERT M. MILLER
• KOLA G. REID
• GUIRINO W. PALUZZI
• MARGARET D. WISNIEWSKI
• ESTON E. FUTRELL SR.
• BERTHA L. BENNETT
• MARY E. BRICKEY
• CHARLIE L. MASON
• SARAH D. SOLOW
• HARLAN A. HURDLE SR.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A photo in Sunday's MetroNews section showed Attorney General Janet Reno with George Duvall, past chairman of the Virginia Beach Crime Solvers. Duvall was misidentifed in the caption. Correction published Tuesday, October 3, 1995 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL SPEAKS AT BEACH RENO: YOUTH CRIME IS TOP CONCERN MORE MONEY, PROGRAMS ARE NEEDED, SHE SAYS\
• SINGERS MAKE GLORIOUS RETURN TO LOCAL STAGE
• CIVIC DUTY? NO. WORKING IS STATE LAW
• CITIZENS USE NAUTICUS AS LEVERAGE BETTER GOVERNMENT COOPERATION MIGHT BE WORTH BAILOUT'S PRICE.
• MAN FOUND DEAD IS IDENTIFIED
• BODY OF PORTSMOUTH MAN FOUND; ONE STILL MISSING
• CRIME STOPPERS PROGRAM TARGETS RESIDENTS OF NURSING HOMES
• PROGRAMS HELP NSU HOLD ONTO ITS FRESHMEN CLOSE CONTACTS WITH PROFESSORS, SMALLER CLASSES ARE 2 WAYS.
• GRASS-ROOTS INITIATIVE WILL STUDY WAYS TO IMPROVE EDUCATION IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
• SEEKING SOLUTIONS ON FIGHTING CRIME AT CONFERENCE IN PORTSMOUTH, POLICE GROUP URGES PARENTS TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY
• HISTORIC WIND TUNNEL FALLS SILENT THE FACILITY HAS TESTED SPACE CAPSULES, SUBS AND FULL-SIZE AIRCRAFT.
• SCULPTING SAND BY THE SEASHORE
• CRIME LINE
• EAST COAST SURFERS RIDE OUT A BANNER SEASON OF BIG WAVES A STRING OF OFFSHORE STORMS MADE IT A TERRIFIC SUMMER FOR AREA WAVE-RIDERS.
• MERCHANTS RIDE SWEET WAVE, TOO
• BEACH POLICE MARCH FOR MANPOWER AND HIGHER PAY
• PASQUOTANK COUNTY TO REVIEW CHILD ABUSE CASES EDUCATORS REPORTED 36 POSSIBLE CASES; 2 WERE SUBSTANTIATED.
• OFFICIALS, ANGLERS TO REVIEW STRIPER RULES
• WITH STORIES, HE GIVES LISTENERS A SENSE OF PLACE AND OF BELONGING