The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• BEACH GRAFFITI VANDALS HIT TARGET IN NORFOLK
• COLLEGIATE WRECKS ACADEMY'S TITLE HOPES NOW HAMPTON ROADS' COACH ALFORD SETS GOAL WITHIN THE TOP FOUR.
• PANEL CRITICIZES TCC DESIGN COMMISSIONERS SAY SCIENCE BUILDING WOULD NOT BLEND WITH OLDER BUILDINGS.
• FEWER GRADS NEED REMEDIAL COURSES NOW THERE ARE STILL TOO MANY WHO NEED HELP CATCHING UP IN COLLEGE, NORFOLK EDUCATORS SAY.
• HONORED OAKWOOD TEACHER HAS `THIRST FOR EDUCATION'
• TO GET THE FLAVOR OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES, GO FOOD SHOPPING
• PEOPLE AND PLACES
• WILD PARAKEETS REBUILDING GRANBY STREET NEST `NUISANCE' BIRDS KEEP WATCHERS ENTERTAINED.
• TEMPLE MARKS HISTORY BY PRESERVING SOME
• CRIME REPORT
• PASTOR READS NEWS ON THE RADIO TO VISUALLY IMPAIRED LISTENERS THE REV. PAUL WATLINGTON IS AMONG THOSE WHO VOLUNTEER THROUGH WHRV-FM.
• CHEF FARELLO GOING STRONG IN RETIREMENT
• `KISS' MIX OF FANTASY, SUSPENSE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CORRECTION Ron Johns, owner of Jack's Barber Shop in Ocean View, was misidentified in a photo cutline in the Sept. 15 edition of Compass. Correction published , The Compass, September 22, 1994, p.2 ***************************************************************** SNIPPETS OF AMERICANA AT JACK'S, A GOOD OL' BOY BARBERSHOP, HAIRCUTS ARE ABOVE THE EARS AND THE ATMOSPHERE IS FRIENDLY.
• LOU SCHMITT'S SPRINGS ARE HERE TO STAY EVEN A HIGH-TECH, MICRO-CHIP WORLD NEEDS THESE SIMPLE DEVICES TO OPERATE.
• NS-A TEAM COMES BACK STRONG IN EXPERIENCE
• CIVITAN WORK HIS GREAT LOVE LOUIS JACOBSON HAS TWICE BEEN PRESIDENT OF THE NORFOLK CLUB.