The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Chesapeake Clipper: Friday, December 30, 1994

• OSCAR SMITH HAS COMPETITION FOR TITLE DEEP CREEK, GREAT BRIDGE AND INDIAN RIVER WILL CHALLENGE THE TIGERS.
• POLICEMAN HONORED FOR HIS WORK D.D. THOM, WHO MADE MANY DRUNKEN DRIVING ARRESTS IN 1994, HAS BEEN AWARDED THE DRUG INCENTIVE AWARD.
• `FIEDLER FESTIVAL' ON TAP FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE LISTENING WFOS-FM WILL DEVOTE A FULL NIGHT TO THE MUSIC OF THE BOSTON POPS' FORMER CONDUCTOR.
• ANNUAL ACCOLADES BESTOWED ON CITY'S BEST PERFORMERS
• BIRTHS
• COUPLE LIKES TO GO TO CLUB AND DANCE THE NIGHTS AWAY NANCY AND CHARLIE REID, BOTH IN THEIR 40S, ARE HAPPY TO VISIT BLAKELEY'S THREE TIMES A WEEK.
• RADICAL CHANGES RESISTED IN LEADERSHIP OF SCHOOLS NEW SUPERINTENDENT OUGHT TO PROVIDE STABILITY, 17 CITIZENS TELL THE BOARD.
• SCHOOL BOARD APPOINTMENTS SAME OLD STORY
• CRIME REPORT
• ENTHUSIASTS FOR THE ARTS URGED TO SHOW SUPPORT IN RICHMOND
• PROJECT MAKES IT EASY TO RECYCLE CHRISTMAS TREES
• CAREY CALENDAR BENEFITS SCHOLARSHIP THE FUND WILL BE USED TO SEND STUDENTS WHO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS TO MEDICAL SCHOOL.
• REALTY SALES
• CORRECTION