The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• GREAT BRIDGE SETS ITS SIGHTS ON STATE TITLE
• REALTY SALES
• WESTERN BRANCH GIRLS GET SURPRISE VICTORY
• CHILDREN FIND THEIR OPINIONS HAVE VALUE
• FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY PREPARE FOR BOOK SALE THIS WEEKEND
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The 14 children of Beatrice S. Perkins of Chesapeake attended Deep Creek High School between 1971 and 1994. A story in the Sept. 15/16 edition of The Clipper gave the name of the wrong high school. Correction published in the Chesapeake Clipper on Sunday, September 25, 1994, on page 7. ***************************************************************** BOARD HONORS MOM OF 14 FOR HER PART IN SCHOOLING
• WESTERN BRANCH MAKING NOISES ABOUT BEATING NORCOM
• HEARING ON ATTENDANCE ZONES FAILS TO DRAW PUBLIC FOR DEBATE
• HONORS AND AWARDS
• BEAUTY PAGEANTS A MENTAL EFFORT WINNER OF MISS ELKS OF THE WORLD TITLE SAYS THERE'S A STRESS FACTOR INVOLVED. THE WINNER OF THE MISS ELKS OF THE WORLD TITLE SAYS THERE'S A STRESS FACTOR INVOLVED.
• HOMING IN ON A HOBBY HENRY MADDEN'S RACING PIGEONS ARE TRAINED TO RETURN TO THE COOP
• SCHOOL ATTENDANCE ZONES SPEAK UP
• CITY TO BORROW $12.6 MILLION TO PUSH SCHOOL BUILDING PLANS
• COUNCIL APPROVES EXPANSION OF JAIL AT MUNICIPAL COMPLEX
• NATURE STUDY PERMIT MORE GOVERNMENT