The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Norfolk Compass: Thursday, January 19, 1995

• FIREFIGHTING JUST ONE SIDE OF MULTI-TALENTED OFFICER
• IN THE COMMUNITY
• CRIME REPORT
• HE STILL WANTS TO FIGHT THE CITY HAS OFFERED TO DISMISS ITS CHARGES AGAINST HIM, BUT RODNEY MEYER INSISTS NORFOLK'S NUISANCE ORDINANCE IS WRONG.
• REALTY SALES
• PANEL BESIEGED WITH REQUESTS FOR A PIECE OF CITY'S GRANT
• LONGTIME OCEAN VIEW HARDWARE STORE SEEKING A NEW LOCATION
• 2 AREAS, COLONIAL PLACE AND RIVERVIEW, MOVE TOWARD HISTORIC STATUS
• DOLL CLUB MAKES `COMPANIONS' FOR KIDS
• MUSIC, ART AND FOOD TO BE FEATURED IN SOME NOTABLE UPCOMING EVENTS
• GROUPS TO FORM NATIONAL LINK TO HELP STUDENTS GET COLLEGE AID
• RIDDICK BLASTS COUNCIL'S `GOOD-OLD-BOY ATTITUDE'
• JAZZ RETURNING TO DOWNTOWN NORFOLK AT `PIZAZZ'
• SHOULD RESPECT BE PART OF THE THREE R'S? SPEAKERS DECRY MISBEHAVIOR OF STUDENTS AT TOWN MEETING.
• NORFOLK `AMBASSADORS' FIND KINSHIP WITH ISRAELI YOUTHS
• CIVIC LEAGUES HAVE GOALS FOR LEGISLATORS
• NEW LAW SETS TIME LIMIT ON HANDICAPPED PARKING THE FOUR-HOUR MAXIMUM FOR PARKING HAS SOME HANDICAPPED DRIVERS UPSET.
• BRAZILIAN ADDS SOME ZING TO GRANBY'S TEAM SIX-FOOT-9 RICARDO TREVISAIN HAS HELPED THE COMETS TO THEIR BEST START SINCE 1976.
• BIRTHS