The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• MRS. HUNT, 100: `I NEVER GAVE AGE A THOUGHT'
• PA SENIOR GIVING ANTI-SUICIDE TALKS FUTURE CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST SPEAKS FROM EXPERIENCE. `I WANTED TO DIE,' SHE SAID OF LIFE AT 13.
• SCULPTOR BRINGS REAL-LOOKING STATUE TO LIFE AT ST. MATTHEW'S
• TEACHERS WORKSHOP PUTS THE FUN BACK IN PE THEY ALSO LEARNED HOW TO TEACH CHILDREN THE SOCIAL SKILLS ASSOCIATED WITH SPORTS.
• SCHOOLS' VOICE NOW HEADING NATIONAL GROUP JOE LOWENTHAL WILL SPEND HIS OWN TIME TRAVELING FOR THE PUBLIC RELATIONS ASSOCIATION.
• ONE CAR, TWO MOTHERS AND A WHOLE LOTTA HAULING
• `THE CITY'S WATER CONSERVATION PROGRAM IS WORKING' - AND THE CITY'S YOUTH ARE PART OF ITS SUCCESS
• YES INDEED, UNTRUSTWORTHY WATCH MAY BE IN NEED OF SOME REPAIR
• COMPUTER AGE COMES TO SELECTING JURORS UP TO 600 PEOPLE A MONTH CAN BE CALLED AND THEY CAN BE PAID FOR SERVING AS THEY LEAVE COURT.
• DAUGHTER INHERITS DAD'S WINNING WAYS JENNIE WARD TOOK THE GIRLS SINGLES TITLE THIS YEAR. HER FATHER, CHRIS, WAS THE BOYS WINNER 29 YEARS EARLIER.
• HOLIDAY RESORT PARKING TO BE SCARCE, COSTLY
• AN ENTERTAINING PLAN AMERICAN MUSIC FESTIVAL CULMINATES MONTHS OF WORK TO MAKE LABOR DAY WEEKEND PROFITABLE, ORDERLY AND FUN.
• FOOTBALL FEVER STRIKES: GET IN ON THE ACTION!
• LABOR DAY WEEKEND HAVE A GOOD ONE
• CRIMINAL CHARGES AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH PARKING TICKETS HAVE LED THE WAY THIS YEAR, ACCOUNTING FOR 8,619 CASES MADE.
• REFLECTIONS ON GROWING OLDER ALONG WITH THE BEACH BOYS
• CHIEFS' BAND PLAYS FOR REDSKINS' FANS