The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 17, 1996

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - PORTSMOUTH
• TWENTY TO BE PRESENTED AT DEBUTANTE COTILLION
• LAND IN OLDE TOWNE SOUTH: SEEK THE BEST USE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The correct name of the organization is Portsmouth Service League. Unpublished correction entered March 18, 1996. ***************************************************************** JUNIOR SERVICE LEAGUE: 40 YEARS OF GOOD
• CRIME REPORT
• MAYOR IS CONFIDENT CITY HAS BRIGHT FUTURE
• COMMODORE TO HOST PARTY FOR OSCAR NIGHT
• FAMILY'S HEROICS REWARDED MEDAL OF HONOR RECOGNIZES RESCUE OF NEIGHBOR FROM AN INTRUDER.
• MAYOR STRESSES ``NEW'' DIRECTION FOR CITY
• ART EXHIBIT FEATURES SEASCAPES ANOTHER SHOW GIVES ART STUDENTS A CHANCE TO DISPLAY THEIR WORK.
• ETHICS PANEL PROPOSAL TABLED
• SPRING ANTIQUES SHOW AT HUNT-MAPP SCHOOL FRIDAY
• HELEN FOOSHE: A ``PROFESSIONAL'' VOLUNTEER
• STUDENTS TO VIE IN ACADEMIC CHALLENGE
• NASCAR TEAMS UP WITH BOWLING FOR NEXT FALL'S CROSS-PROMOTION
• THERE'S NO SHORTAGE OF SPORTS HEROES IN LOCAL PRO ATHLETES
• THOMAS TO SPEAK AT PIT LUNCH FORMER DETROIT PISTONS STAR HAS ACCEPTED THE APRIL 5 INVITATION.
• SASSER, WILSON AND WILLIAMS TO PLAY IN PIT THE FOUR-NIGHT EVENT WILL BEGIN APRIL 3 IN THE CHURCHLAND HIGH SCHOOL GYM.
• SHELTER AND MORE HOMELESS SUPPORT PROGRAM PROVIDING WARMTH, FOOD AND A CLEAN START NEEDS HELP.