The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, March 19, 1996

• CHESAPEAKE BAY OYSTERS' FATE - AND OURS
• NO SPORTS ARENA, PLEASE
• ALBERI'S CONSCIENTIOUSNESS AND INTEGRITY
• U.S. AID FOR VOLUNTARY FAMILY PLANNING DON'T SLASH THIS
• SLOW MAIL
• LOCAL PROSECUTOR SET TO TRY SALVI
• 2 CHESAPEAKE FIREFIGHTERS DIE FALLING DEBRIS TRAPS THEM IN FIERY STORE 1ST ON-DUTY DEATHS IN OVER 20 YEARS
• A ``FIRE BUFF'' DIES FIGHTING HIS FASCINATION
• EDUCATION IS THE FUTURE, BUT IT TAKES A POT OF GOLD
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Marine Maj. Ray Griffith was the organizer of a donation drive at Larchmont United Methodist Church for a Haitian orphanage. A story Tuesday contained an incorrect name. Correction published Wednesday, March 20, 1996. ***************************************************************** MARINES UNWIND IN THE FRIENDLY, BUSY BEEHIVE THE CAMP'S BAR HELPS SHUT OUT MUCH OF THE MISERY THAT PREVAILS IN PORT-AU-PRINCE.
• HAITI: THE MAJOR MISSION IS DONE, BUT WORK REMAINS MARINES, SOME FROM NORFOLK, WILL REMAIN TO REBUILD THE COUNTRY'S INFRASTRUCTURE.
• SALVI IS FOUND GUILTY, GETS LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE
• U.N., IRAQ ADJOURN ``OIL-FOR-FOOD'' TALKS
• COURT TACKLES CLINIC PROTEST LIMITS
• ARMY MEDIC APPEALS HIS BAD-CONDUCT DISCHARGE
• JOHN SALVI: A CHRONOLOGY