The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, April 14, 1996

• REALTY SALES - PORTSMOUTH
• EFFORT TO CLEAN UP CEMETERY APPLAUDED
• SHIPS STORE TO SELL MILITARY COLLECTIBLES BUSINESS IS PART OF THE REBUILDING OF THE 600 BLOCK OF HIGH STREET
• BUSINESS BRIEFS - PORTSMOUTH
• PENSION RAISE: KEEP IT IN LINE
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - PORTSMOUTH
• SHEILA POWELL PITTMAN: CITY CLERK AND RACE FAN
• COSTLY NICKEL: PROFITS UP IN SMOKE
• MAKING LEARNING FUN PORTSMOUTH'S TEACHER OF THE YEAR HOPES TO INSTILL A LOVE FOR LEARNING IN HER KINDERGARTNERS.
• AROUND TOWN
• NEWSPAPER OFFERS SNIPPETS OF LIFE CIRCA 1918
• SLOW BOWLING: FOREMSKY WAS THE FIRST PRO TO BE PENALIZED
• SPORTS CLUB'S 50TH JAMBOREE WAS THE BEST ONE EVER
• CITY PARK COULD FILL PORTSMOUTH'S NEED FOR COMPLEX COMPREHENSIVE RECREATIONAL FACILITIES ARE SORELY LACKING.
• CRIME REPORT - PORTSMOUTH
• SCHOOL BOARD: GOALS 2000 MONEY COULD HELP