The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Monday, February 24, 1997

• ROGER W. BECKER
• ANNA B. CLIM
• MICHAEL J. MALONEY
• THALIA O. LEWIS
• ALICE J. LINDHJEM
• COYSE E. HUEY
• PATRICIA A. LUPEJKIS
• GLADYS M. ROWLAND
• EDWARD D. SCHMIDT
• EMMA S. SKINNER
• MARY M. BULL
• SAMUEL ALLEN
• HARRY M. VITSKY
• WILLIAM H. MARTIN SR.
• JAMES L. BROWN SR.
• WILLIAM W. BUNDY SR.
• CHARLES H. JACOBS
• LEWIS L. SAWYER
• IDA S. HARPER
• BEATRICE M. HAZEL
• SYLVIA A. JOHNSON
• ARLIE E. TAYLOR
• GUY L. HEWITT
• VIRGINIA W. HARRISON
• WALLACE H. LONG
• GARY W. HOWELL
• LOUIS E. ELLIS
• THOMAS JEFFREY BOLLING
• K. REX LEE
• U.VA. PROFESSOR WANTS TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO RECORDS FOR HISTORIANS HIS EXPERIENCE WITH PORTUGAL INFLUENCED HIS GOALS AS HEASD OF NATIONAL GROUP.
• SECOND ``FACING RACE'' FORUM SET FOR WEDNESDAY
• RAISING EXPECTATIONS THIS YEAR, FIRST- THROUGH FIFTH-GRADERS MUST COMPLETE BASIC READING PROGRAMS BEFORE BEING PROMOTED.
• GREEN RUN VOLUNTEER PROGRAM BRINGS COMMUNITY INTO SCHOOL
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CORRECTIONS The headline on a Metro News story Monday about a condemnation procedure in Suffolk mistakenly referred to the city of Portsmouth. Correction published , Tuesday, February 25, 1997, p. A2 ***************************************************************** HOLDOUT BUSINESSMAN RETURNS TO PORTSMOUTH FOR ASSESSMENT
• FAILED NHL BID: ADVISER MAY MELT TENSIONS OVER IDEA OF NORFOLK ARENA CONSULTANT WAS THE IDEA MAN BEHIND OKLAHOMA CITY'S ARENA BID.
• RESIDENTS WANT MORE PARKS, SPORTS FIELDS TO GO WITH GROWTH
• IT'S IN THE CARDS: ATTENDANCE PROGRAM GETS MIXED REVIEWS
• UNDERGRADUATES TO GET THEIR SAY ON REVISED, UNIFIED HONOR CODE
• SCHOOL FUNDING FORMULA LOOKS SHAKY AS QUESTIONS, DOUBTS ARISE
• TOP TEACHERS SAY THEY'RE GRATEFUL FOR RAISE FROM GENERAL ASSEMBLY
• JEFFERSON STOPPED IN NORFOLK ON HIS WAY HOME FROM PARIS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CORRECTIONS The Virginia Charitable Gaming Commission is looking into allegations that as much as $1 million worth of bingo tickets was embezzled from the Deep Creek Baseball Association, a youth baseball group in Chesapeake. A Metro News story Monday erroneously referred to the Deep Creek Little League. Correction published , Wednesday, February 26 , 1997, p. A2 ***************************************************************** ASSEMBLY CLOSES CHARITY LOOPHOLE IN BINGO LAW
• NORFOLK SEEKS INPUT FOR RECREATION PLANS IN FORUMS THIS WEEK, THE CITY WILL LISTEN TO RESIDENTS' HOPES FOR A 10-YEAR PLAN.
• TOGETHER AT TWILIGHT