The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, August 6, 1995

• ``THREE WOMEN IN A BATHTUB'' COULD YET MAKE A BIG SPLASH
• NAVY RETHINKS PLAN TO SHUT NORFOLK DEPOT AHEAD OF SCHEDULE ADM. BOORDA RESPONDS TO REP. PICKETT'S REQUEST.
• NICHOLS: SCHOOLS NEED RESTRUCTURING POOR TEST SCORES HAVE SUPERINTENDENT STRIVING TO UPGRADE ACADEMIC EFFORTS.
• MAN FOUND SEVERELY BEATEN IN CHESAPEAKE DIES AT HOSPITAL
• A HIDDEN TROPHY THE PARK - A HISTORIC SITE - IS NOW SEEN BY THE PUBLIC AS A PLEASANT SURPRISE.
• LAUNCH DELAYED THIRD TIME
• RESTORED PLANTATION NOW A NATIONAL TREASURE
• COOL GUZZLING: 'TIS THE SEASON TO BE DRINKING
• OBITUARIES
• SMOOTH LAUNCH WOULD BOOST EER AEROSPACE COMPANY WANTS HIGH VISIBILITY FROM WALLOPS FIRST COMMMERCIAL ROCKET
• CRIME LINE
• NORFOLK CELEBRATES WITH SISTER CITY GARDEN REDEDICATED
• SOME CITIZENS CRITICIZE PUGHSVILLE'S DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPER SAYS NO ONE APPRECIATES HIS ENHANCEMENT EFFORT.
• QUEST FOR APARTMENT RENTALS MAY COME TO END COMMISSIONERS WILL DISCUSS THEM AT MONDAY'S MEETING.
• HOW THE GOP FARED ON ITS LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES IN '95
• GOP PROUD OF '95 LEGISLATIVE GAINS NEW LEADERSHIP PUSHES GOVERNMENT TO THE RIGHT.
• THE NEW LAWS
• A PLACE WHERE SPENDING TIME, NOT SAVING IT, IS WHAT'S IMPORTANT
• LEGISLATORS SMILE ON EDENTON AIRPORT