The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• ILEAN S. PARKS
• CHARLES G. SCHMID
• HOWARD J. DICK
• ALICE A. DURGAN
• FARINE C. WOLFF
• ALLIE J. HEMINGWAY
• VIOLET CAPPS MCCLANAN
• JOHN H. FUSSELL
• CARRIE W. CRAWLEY
• CLARA B. HAPPER
• JUNIUS J. ELLIOT
• ANN E. STUDIVANT
• SPIVEY R. MATTHEWS
• CECIL CLARK
• LUCY B. LAWS
• DOROTHY P. MANN
• EDWARD F. DONNELLY
• PATSY M. LYNCH
• CALVIN HODGES
• WILLIE E. WILLIAMS
• HELEN L. MCCLAIN
• RICHARD WARREN
• MILTON L. OAKLEY
• ESSIE B. COSTON
• FRANCES W. HEWITT
• LEROY L. SOUTHALL-RODGERS SR.
• EDGAR R. HATTON SR.
• JOHN L. EDMONDS
• EVA R. PARKS
• ANNIE R. HOGGARD
• ROBERT W. WEATHERLY
• THOMAS J. PARSONS
• AUGUSTUS WHITEHEAD JR.
• IT'S VIRTUALLY A REALITY NAUTICUS WILL DEBUT VIRTUAL ADVENTURES ON MONDAY AFTER AN EIGHT-WEEK DELAY DUE TO TECHNICAL GLITCHES.
• 67 PONIES AUCTIONED FOR $65,400; RECORD $3,000 PAID FOR FOAL THE AVERAGE PRICE AT CHINCOTEAGUE WAS $974.63 THIS YEAR, UP FROM $675.86 AT LAST YEAR'S SALE.
• FROM TINKERER TO TOP TEACHER, HE HASN'T LOST LOVE OF LEARNING LAKELAND'S JOHN MONROE EARNS ACCOLADES FROM THE STATE'S TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
• ALLEGED AMNESIA VICTIM STILL IN N.C. JAIL HIS ATTORNEY SAYS VA. WON'T TAKE HIM ON THEFT CHARGES.
• MOTHER NATURE DELIVERS OLD REFRAIN: RAINY DAYS
• LETTERS ON HIGHWAY WOES SOUGHT
• DARE PLANS TO PUT OFFICERS IN 4 SCHOOLS
• NEIGHBORS IN MEXICO RALLY TO AID JAILED NAVY RETIREE U.S. AUTHORITIES WANT TO EXTRADITE HIM ON CHARGES OF BILKING THE SERVICE.
• JUDGE ORDERS POLICE OFFICER REINSTATED WITH BACK PAY HE WAS FIRED AFTER HE CHARGED THAT HIS VA. BEACH SUPERIOR OBSTRUCTED JUSTICE.
• MARINA OWNERS OPPOSE STATE PROPOSAL TO CHARGE FEES
• STATE WAIVES SALES TAX ON WATER FOR FLOOD VICTIMS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story in Friday's MetroNews reported incorrectly that 51.1 percent of black and 21.7 percent of white sixth-graders failed all three sections of Virginia's Literacy Passport Test this spring. Those percentages actually refer to students who failed at least one part of the test. Test results show that 48.9 percent of black and 78.3 percent of white sixth-graders passed all three sections of the test. Also, of the 116,580 students taking the test, 35,998 - or about 30 percent - were not sixth-graders. Of the 478 ``ungraded'' ninth- and 10th-graders who took all three parts of the test, 18.4 percent passed all three sections. Correction published, Sat. July 30, 1994, p. A2 ***************************************************************** 30 PERCENT FAIL TEST OF BASICS 6TH-GRADERS SHOW PROGRESS, BUT SCORES ESPECIALLY LOW FOR BLACKS\
• PROPOSED MOORING BUOY RULES PROTESTED BOATERS SAY THE PLAN FAVORS SHORE PROPERTY OWNERS.
• PASSENGER WHO SURVIVED FATAL CAR CRASH CHARGED WITH INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER
• PLANNERS RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF DISNEY PARK
• CHESAPEAKE CONSIDERS TEARING DOWN ROW HOUSES $700,000 WOULD HELP RELOCATE FAMILIES AND TEAR DOWN WORLD WAR II-ERA HOMES IN CAMPOSTELLA SQUARE.
• MAN GETS LIFE FOR MOLESTING TWO BOYS THE SIX-WOMAN, SIX-MAN JURY REACHED ITS GUILTY VERDICT IN JUST 15 MINUTES.
• STATE DELAYS JOINING U.S. SCHOOLS PROGRAM ACCEPTING A $14 MILLION GRANT COULD MEAN GIVING UP CONTROL.
• BOY FOUND IN POOL DIES
• DECISION ON WELL FIELD ON HOLD
• GOP ESCORTS COLIN POWELL ON A PATH TO WHITE HOUSE
• EARLY-MORNING SLEEP
• RIDING THE WAVES AT CAPE HATTERAS
• TEENAGE GIRL MURDERED
• HEAT KILLED TODDLER
• ROAD CREW WORKER KILLED