The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Suffolk Sun: Sunday, February 5, 1995

• NEIGHBORHOOD IS RIPPED BY ITS INATTENTION
• PARENTS OF TWINS ARE TWICE BLESSED
• BACK AT THE RACE TRACK . . . CHESAPEAKE, SUFFOLK RESIDENTS JOIN FORCES IN OPPOSITION
• CHASE DEATHS TRAGIC, BUT CIRCUMSTANCES VARY
• TCC OFFERS COUNSELING AID BY PHONE
• REALTY SALES - WESTERN TIDEWATER
• SOUTHWESTERN STUDENTS TO DELIVER THEIR OWN LESSONS POSTAL SERVICE'S ``WEE DELIVER'' PROGRAM PROMOTES LITERACY TO ELEMENTARY STUDENTS.
• TEEN READY FOR FIRST IN SERIES OF PAGEANTS STACEY HOLLAND MIGHT EVENTUALLY MAKE IT ALL THE WAY TO THE MISS UNIVERSE EVENT.
• THE WOLFPACK DIDN'T OVERLOOK RAWLS THE SOUTHAMPTON FOOTBALL PLAYER WASN'T NAMED TO THE ALL-DISTRICT TEAM, BUT HE'S ACC-BOUND.
• LIPTON TEA'S WORKERS ARE PROUD OF THEIR SAFETY RECORD THE SUFFOLK PLANT HAS OPERATED 2 MILLION MAN HOURS WITHOUT LOSING ANY TIME TO ACCIDENTS.
• CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS
• FIGHTING TO KEEP HISTORY ALIVE RE-ENACTORS JOIN UP TO FIGHT - AND TO HAVE FUN
• TAX COLLECTION PROPOSAL `DEAD ON ARRIVAL' SUFFOLK REMAINS THE REGION'S ONLY CITY WITH AN ANNUAL REAL-ESTATE LEVY.