The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, June 22, 1995

• VALEDICTORIANS
• HER DRAGONS AND OTHER ART ENLIVEN LIBRARY IN GHENT CLAUDIA RUBINSTEIN, A NURSE WHOSE FAMILY IS TEMPORARILY IN NORFOLK, WAS INVITED TO DISPLAY HER WORK.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - NORFOLK
• REALTY SALES - NORFOLK
• CRIME REPORT - NORFOLK
• BREAKFAST WITH ANIMALS ATTRACTS HUMANS TO ZOO
• HOW THEY SEE THEIR FUTURE MANY GRADUATING SENIORS SEEM TO BE HEADING INTO THE NEXT PHASE OF THEIR LIVES WITH A PESSIMISTIC OUTLOOK ON THE WORLD AS IT IS.
• BIRTHS
• BLAIR TEACHER VOTED NORFOLK'S BEST OF YEAR
• PARENTS LIKE IDEA OF MAGNET PROGRAMS, WHEREVER THEY ARE 74 PERCENT SAID PROGRAM'S QUALITY MEANT MORE THAN THE NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE THE SCHOOL IS LOCATED.
• 12 NOMINEES VYING FOR 4 SEATS ON SCHOOL BOARD
• HERMITAGE MUSEUM A STEP BACK IN TIME
• SUMMER SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULES - NORFOLK
• SMOKESHOP OPERATOR ADVOCATES WINE AND FINE CIGARS
• SEASON MEMORABLE FOR EFFECTIVE SETS, FINE ACTING
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CORRECTION A story in the June 22 Compass about two men who swam across the Chesapeake Bay erroneously described their Fort Story landing site as the Navy's hovercraft installation. That is a former Army hovercraft installation. The Navy's hovercraft installation is at Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base in Norfolk. Correction published , The Compass, Thursday July 6, 1995. p. 2<. ***************************************************************** SWIMMERS CONQUER THE BAY FOR A WORTHWHILE CAUSE
• DESIGN PLAN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER UNVEILED THE BUILDING WILL FEATURE A LIBRARY, INTERACTIVE EXHIBITS, MEETING ROOMS AND ACCESS TO THE INTERNET.
• CORRECTION
• JANATA'S RESIGNATION RAISES MANY QUESTIONS