THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: Thursday, May 25, 1995 TAG: 9505250531
SECTION: FRONT PAGE: A2 EDITION: FINAL
LENGTH: Short : 42 lines
CORRECTIONS
The Norfolk City Council on Tuesday scheduled a public hearing
for June 20 on the proposed application by Calvary Revival Church to
build a school at 2357 E. Little Creek Road. A MetroNews story
Wednesday incorrectly stated that the council approved the
application. Details, Page B3.
The Omni Waterside Hotel in Norfolk has not changed local
management, as stated in a BusinessNews digest item Wednesday. Only
the structure of the owner partnership has changed. Prudential Real
Estate Investors has joined the existing partnership of Intertech
Corp. and HEI Hotels, which owns and manages the hotel.
A photo on Wednesday's MetroNews front showed Eric Lincoln, who
died Tuesday of leukemia, playing with his 15-year-old brother,
Wayne Lincoln III. The brother was misidentified in the caption.
The number of enlisted personnel in the Navy is 384,200. A chart
on Wednesday's Military News page had a garbled number.
There were some errors in the Scholastic Achievement section
Wednesday:
Cynthia Hanawalt, a senior at Great Bridge High School in
Chesapeake, will attend Duke University. The wrong university was
mentioned in her student bio.
Dr. Jill Losee-Hoehlein is an advanced-placement biology teacher
at Great Bridge High. Her name was misspelled in the story about the
top Scholastic Achievement scholar.
by CNB