The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, January 12, 1996

• SATURDAY HOURS
• AUTHOR TO ADDRESS BANQUET NATHAN MCCALL WILL TALK TO A GROUP IN CAVALIER MANOR, WHERE HE GREW UP.
• CONSTITUENT HOTLINE
• ASSISTANT POLICE CHIEF ENDS 28-YEAR CAREER
• BOOK SALE TO AID CHILD OF AUXILIARY DETECTIVE STEPHANIE MUTTER, 10, HAD HEART TRANSPLANT SURGERY IN NOVEMBER.
• CITYWIDE SUMMIT TO FOCUS ON CRIME-REDUCTION PLAN
• STORM MAKES VETERANS OF ROOKIE ROAD CREWS
• PASSING HELPS TRUCKERS EXCEL CHURCHLAND IS UNDEFEATED IN SEVEN GAMES.
• NOMINATIONS ARE SOUGHT FOR SPORTS AWARD
• COVER STORY: EXTRAORDINARY ORDINATION FOR JOYCE TRICKETT, THE PATH TO BECOMING A MINISTER WAS LONG AND LONELY. SHE FELT HER CALLING IN 1983. NOW SHE IS ORDAINED AND LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO PREACH.
• CITY GETS FUNDS TO TIGHTEN UP ON TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT
• PORTSMOUTH - CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS
• `CRIME SUMMIT' OPEN TO IDEAS FROM CITIZENS