The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, May 26, 1996

• CITY STRIVES TO SUCCEED: CITY STRIVES TO SUCCEED
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - PORTSMOUTH
• WEBB: IT HAS BEEN AN HONOR TO SERVE
• BILLIE PEACE: REVELS IN TEACHING KIDS TO READ
• FIRST CITIZEN BANQUET IS AN HISTORIC EVENT
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD - PORTSMOUTH
• $15,000 IN GRANTS GIVEN TO ARTS GROUPS
• SPECIAL-NEEDS STUDENTS GO TO JOB FAIR
• MONDAY: PARADE, CEREMONY, DEDICATION
• CRIME REPORT - PORTSMOUTH
• KRISTINA SCOTT CHOSEN LITTLE MISS PORTSMOUTH
• COUNTY COURTS WERE BEDROCK OF LAW AND ORDER
• BOTTOMS HEADS UP TO CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT
• ALL-METRO BOWLING LEADERS SPORTING HUGE AVERAGES
• A DAY TO TAKE A SERIOUS LOOK AT WAR AND LIFE
• FOR A GULF VET, IT'S NO LONGER A DAY JUST `FOR THEM'
• VETERANS' CONFLICTING MEMORIES BRING OUT PRIDE AND SORROW ON A SPECIAL DAY
• A MOTHER FINDS SHE'S NOT ALONE IN HONORING HER SON
• GEN. SHORT IS `MORE MINDFUL OF THE LOSSES'
• `I'LL NEVER FORGET MY BUDDIES' WHO DIED IN KOREA
• `ONCE YOU'RE IN UNIFORM, IT'S MORE SPECIAL'