The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Norfolk Compass: Thursday, January 12, 1995

• THIS YEAR'S QUEEN FROM ENGLAND CAN TRACE HER ROOTS TO VIRGINIA
• BANNERS PROCLAIM BIG NSU CELEBRATION
• IMAGES IN `CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF' DYNAMIC
• CRIME REPORT
• NEW NAME SIGNIFIES EXPANDED GOALS ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION'S PURPOSE EXTENDS BEYOND LITTER CONTROL.
• SCHOOL OFFICIALS LOOK TO LEGISLATORS FOR MONEY
• BEWARE STATE TAX CUT, LOCAL LAWMAKERS TOLD AT AN OCEAN VIEW MEETING, CITIZENS HAD FEAR OF HIGHER REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PROPERTY LEVIES.
• GRANT HELPS FOODBANK PAY FOR A MANAGER
• A NEW VITALITY ENVISIONED FOR NEIGHBORHOODS NEAR ZOO RESTAURANTS SEEN ON GRANBY STREET, AFRICAN-AMERICAN COMMERCE WOULD BE NEARBY ON 35TH.
• CITIZEN PARTICIPATION GOAL OF NEW BOARD
• NORFOLK ACADEMY BOYS AND GIRLS PICKED TO WIN BUT SOME TALENTED INDIVIDUALS ARE EXPECTED TO MAKE THE COMPETITION MORE DIFFICULT.
• LAKE TAYLOR TITANS EXPECTED TO KEEP WIN STREAK GOING
• CHARLES S. WEIDEN ADMINISTRATOR OF THE BETH SHOLOM HOME OF EASTERN VIRGINIA
• GREAT BRITAIN TO BE FETED IN THE SALUTE TO NATO
• TECHNOLOGY HAS IMPROVED EDUCATION, TEACHER SAYS
• MOMS AND TEEN GIRLS WALK A FINE LINE
• REALTY SALES
• CORRECTION