The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, July 6, 1995

• HARD WORK PAYS OFF IN SCHOLARSHIP AID FOR STUDENT
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-NORFOLK COMPASS
• CRIME REPORT
• BIRTH
• NEW LIBRARY CHIEF WANTS TO BE ON INFORMATION HIGHWAY BUDGET LIMITATIONS MAY HINDER SALLY REED'S QUEST FOR THE FAST TRACK. SHE REMAINS UNDAUNTED.
• SECOND-GRADERS THINK FIRST OF OKLAHOMA KIDS
• HER STUDENTS ARE HER CHILDREN CHRISSY KOUZIS, A 20-YEAR TEACHING VETERAN, IS NORFOLK'S TEACHER OF THE YEAR.
• HITS AT THE PARK RESTAURANT SCORES WITH FOOD AND VIEW
• DOUBLE DUTCH: NORFOLK TEAM VIES IN WORLD-CLASS ROPE-JUMPING
• TRAINING SESSION SET FOR UNSUNG VOLUNTEERS
• NEW PARK PROMISED TO HUNTERSVILLE RESIDENTS
• CONCERTS START TONIGHT AT THE CHRYSLER MUSEUM
• CORRECTION
• SOME OF KOUZIS' THOUGHTS:
• WALKING TOUR OF HISTORIC SITES BEING OFFERED THIS SUMMER
• MAURY PLAYERS HEAD YOUTHFUL, BALANCED TEAM