The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, January 12, 1996

• LOOKING A LITTLE PALE?
• HISTORICAL NOVEL GREW FROM A FEW QUESTIONS RUTH ROBINSON IS BASING HER WORK ON THE LIFE OF HER GRANDFATHER IN PRE-SOVIET RUSSIA DURING THE 1850S.
• CHEERLEADER OVERCOMES HEALTH OBSTACLE KEMPSVILLE HIGH SENIOR KENDRA MILLS HAS LEARNED TO LIVE WITH ASTHMA AND IS EXCITED TO BE GOING TO THE PRO BOWL.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• FLEDGLING WRITERS' WORKS TAKE FLIGHT WITH AUTHOR NAMED BIRD MANY IN THIS AREA ARE NOW KNOCKING OUT NOVELS, SHORT STORIES, POETRY AND NONFICTION WORKS.
• THINNING TREES ON SHORE DRIVE WILL MAKE FOR A SAFER ROADWAY
• PROGRAM WILL OFFER INSIGHT IN DEALING WITH MENOPAUSE TWO-NIGHT SEMINAR OFFERED BY DOCTORS TO HELP WOMEN COPE WITH THE CHANGE OF LIFE.
• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH
• KIDS GIVEN A SUPER TRIP TO SEE REDSKINS PLAY
• WEATHER PULLS PLUG ON HOLIDAY LIGHTS THE DECORATIONS ON THE BOARDWALK WERE ENDED A NIGHT EARLIER THAN WAS PLANNED.
• APARTMENTS FOR SENIORS WIN THE CONSENT OF CITY COUNCIL THE PROPOSED COLLEGE PARK DEVELOPMENT WILL PROVIDE HOUSING FOR PERSONS WHO ARE 55 AND OVER.
• THIS THEATER HITS A HOT `SPELL' ``FOREVER PLAID'' HELPS GARY SPELL'S DOMINION THEATER FIND SUCCESS AS INDEPENDENT OPERATION AT FOUNDERS INN.
• WEATHER EXPECTATIONS SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO RETAIN SOME MYSTERY
• THEIR PRIZE-WINNING PIX PICKED BY PARADE BEACH RESIDENTS' ENTRIES WERE AMONG THOSE TAKING TOP HONORS IN A NATIONAL PHOTO CONTEST.
• HOTEL OWNER WILL LEAD PLANNING COMMISSION