The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, September 24, 1996

• HELENE S. KALEZIS
• A LITTLE RASCALS SUSPECT SPEAKS OUT 7 YEARS OF WAITING FOR A TRIAL IN CHILD SEX CASE IS LONG ENOUGH, SHE SAYS.
• A DOSE OF DISCIPLINE ``RECRUITS'' MARCH, ATTEND CLASSES AND, HOPEFULLY, SHAPE UP.
• BIRDS HIT WITH DARTS KINGS GRANT'S DUCKS BECOME THE EASY TARGETS OF CRUELTY
• STATE DIGEST
• PROSECUTOR WON'T TRY TO INDICT SMITH DECISION COMES A WEEK AFTER A JUDGE DISMISSED A MALICIOUS WOUNDING CHARGE.
• NORFOLK STREET CLOSED DUE TO CONSTRUCTION
• JAIL'S COST-OVERRUN BRAKE FAILS CITY, CONTRACTOR DISPUTE CAUSE OF ADDED $2.8 MILLION.
• BIRD ON THE RUN IN SUFFOLK CATCHING ESCAPED EMU WILL BE FAR FROM EASY
• LOCATION AND TIMING WERE EVERYTHING FOR WEEKEND ANGLERS
• DEVELOPER IS PLANNING COMPLEX WITH 50 CONDOS
• COMMUNITY COLLEGES GEARING UP FOR WORK IN THE 21ST CENTURY HIGHER EDUCATION MOVES TO ADJUST TO SHIFTING JOB CRITERIA.
• EDUCATOR KNOWS: LEADERS MUST THINK FAST
• GOLFING JACKPOT
• ``INTO THE WOODS'' IS DESIGNED TO KEEP ALL AGES HAPPY EVER AFTER
• TV PERSONALITY SPEAKS
• FOR $10 FEE TO U.S., NRHA GETS 456-UNIT APARTMENT COMPLEX HUD IS ADDING AN $8.7 MILLION GRANT FOR IMPROVEMENTS AND TO ADD SERVICES.
• GROUPS BLAST COEDUCATION PROPOSAL FROM VMI
• SCIENTIST WILL LECTURE AT ODU ON HIS THEORY OF BAY'S FORMATION
• COUNTY, TOWNS TO SIGN WATER PACT
• SCARECROW IN THE MAKING