The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Norfolk Compass: Thursday, March 30, 1995

• ROSS WALKING `IN HONOR' OF YOUNG LEUKEMIA VICTIM
• HE HAS BROKEN THE MOLD LEWIS JORDAN, NORFOLK'S SUPERINTENDENT OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT, IS HIS EMPLOYEES' BIGGEST FAN - AND THEY ARE SOLIDLY IN HIS CORNER, TOO.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• BIRTHS
• CRIME REPORT
• INDIAN GUIDES FIND FUN AND FELLOWSHIP AT THE YMCA THE NORFOLK TRIBE MEMBERS CALL THEMSELVES PAMUNKEYS AND MEET ONCE A MONTH. THEY ARE SIMILAR TO SCOUTS.
• REALTY SALES
• HAIR YE, HAIR YE! EVENT AT SALON TO FEATURE ART, FOOD AND MUSIC
• GO TO ZOO AND LEAVE WITH A TREE FOR FREE NORFOLK ARBOR DAY COMMITTEE WILL GIVE AWAY 2,000 SEEDLINGS AS PART OF ITS FESTIVAL.
• TRANQUIL MOMENTS SHOP INDUCES RELAXATION
• MAURY FAR ABOVE ITS RIVALS, COACHES AGREE THE QUESTION: HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE THE YOUNG COMMODORES TO REACH THEIR POTENTIAL?
• CORRECTION
• YOUNG PERFORMERS EXCEL IN `GODSPELL'
• REALTY SALES
• ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT FOR BUSINESS AND FINANCE RETIRES
• BIRTHS
• CONTEST HAS STUDENTS GOING BACK IN TIME
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• THIS TRIO KNOWS HOW TO MANAGE TIME
• KINDERGARTNERS LEARN FROM THEIR `ADOPTED' ASTRONAUT
• COMPLAINTS BRING ABOUT BUSING CHANGES MORE VEHICLES AND DRIVERS WILL ENABLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TO START AND FINISH THEIR DAYS EARLIER.