The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Monday, July 10, 1995

• SUPPORT ARTS IN THE SCHOOLS
• UNDERPAYING FACULTY DAMAGES VIRGINIA PENNY-WISE, POUND-FOOLISH
• CRIMINALS ARE WINNING WE NEED MORE POLICE
• WASTEFUL
• GET SERIOUS
• DRUGS AND BASEBALL
• JUSTICE WASN'T DONE
• CHARGED FOR POLICE RECORD
• HASTE MAKES WASTE
• BEACH RESIDENTS OVERCHARGED
• SCHOOL IN LANDMARK CASE ON SEGREGATION IS CLOSED
• CAN NEIGHBORHOODS CROSS CITY LINES? SOME OF CHARLOTTE'S DIVERSE NEIGHBORHOODS REALIZED THEY HAD A LOT IN COMMON AND ORGANIZED THEIR OWN FORM OF GOVERNMENT. COULD HAMPTON ROADS LEARN FROM THEIR EXAMPLE?
• CHESAPEAKE WRESTLES WITH GROWTH COUNCIL MAY USE REFERENDUM IN BID TO GAIN NEEDED CONTROL
• SMITH'S POCAHONTAS TALE MAY HAVE BEEN STOLEN AN INDIAN MAIDEN SAVED A SPANIARD 80 YEARS BEFORE.
• HANDGUNS FIGURE IN MORE CRIMES ABOUT 1.3 MILLION STARED DOWN BARREL OF A GUN IN 1993.
• BASE CLOSINGS LIKELY TO BE OK'D WITH ASSURANCE OF SAVED JOBS
• CORRECTIONS
• AIR FORCE TRACKS A SWAN FOR SAFETY'S SAKE A 15-POUND SWAN CAN CRIPPLE A JET, SO THE SERVICE IS TAILING ABIGAIL TO LEARN TO AVOID COLLISIONS.