The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• TRANSPLANT STUDY
• STAT ONE A RARE AMBULANCE READY FOR DISASTERS
• WITH EYESIGHT DIMMING, ARTIST CREATES FROM HIS MIND LEONARD K. DANLEY, DIAGNOSED AS DIABETIC AT AGE 5, IS GOING BLIND.
• NO STRANGER TO LIGHTNING, SHE GETS A REAL JOLT THIS TIME MIKKI JACQUES' HOUSE WAS SET ON FIRE AND THREE TVS AND A STEREO WERE DAMAGED BY A SURGE.
• `SOUTH PACIFIC' IS WONDERFULLY DONE DESPITE RACKET OF RAIN ON THE ROOF
• SCHOOL BOARD TAKING THE HEAT
• CITY LANDSCAPING GOES NATIVE GREENER THAN GRASS
• REALTY SALES
• OUR MAN DAN PAVES THE WAY FOR SOLVING CITY ROAD PROBLEMS
• CHECKING OUT WORDS OF WISDOM WHILE IN THE GROCERY STORE LINE
• 6-YEAR-OLD INVENTS A MEANS TO BREAKFAST ROBERT RAKOWSKI'S CEREAL IN A SECOND HAS WON HIM A SAVINGS BOND AND SOME ACCLAIM.
• TEENS LEARN ABOUT LIFE OF CHILDREN OF POVERTY KEMPSVILLE PRESBYTERIAN YOUNGSTERS TOOK RECREATION ACTIVITIES TO CAMPOSTELLA SQUARE.
• PHYSICIANS FOR PEACE BRINGS CZECH DOCTOR HERE TO STUDY WOJCIECH ZOLCIK EXPECTS TO SPEND THREE YEARS IN THIS AREA AS A FAMILY PRACTITIONER.
• YOUNGSTERS TO COMPETE IN STATE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
• KIDDIE CRAB GRAB SHEDDING A SHELL OF SHYNESS, YOUNG CRABBERS GET FIRST-HAND LESSONS IN SEIZING SUCCULENT SEAFOOD.
• KIDS IN THE RING A `DREAM COME TRUE' OFFICER KENNETH JACKSON SPENT MORE THAN A YEAR ORGANIZING THE PAL PROGRAM.
• CORRECTION