The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, August 11, 1995

• VROOM! HE CUTS HIS GRASS WITH HOT ROD MOWER LAKE PLACID MAN TRANSFORMED A USED, NO-NAME RIDING MODEL INTO HIS PRIDE AND JOY.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: **************************************************** ************* The names of Postal Service employees Selma Wilder and Fran Sansone were transposed in a story in The Beacon Aug. 11 about children who cleaned mailboxes in their Colony Oaks neighborhood. Also, Cynthia Skeete was the parent who supervised the project. The children, who cleaned the boxes without help from their parents, used buckets of water, not a hose. Correction published Wednesday, August 16, 1995. ***************************************************************** DIRTY MAILBOXES SPUR KIDS TO ACTION POSTAL OFFICIALS WERE IMPRESSED BY COLONY OAKS' CLEAN-THINKING CHILDREN.
• HITIDES ROLL OVER RIVALS FOR PAIR OF VICTORIES
• CREEDS CARDINALS WIN CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
• 18-FIELD SOCCER COMPLEX WINS USE PERMIT FROM CITY COUNCIL
• EASTBOUND TRAFFIC ON COLUMBUS BETTER BE READY FOR STOP SIGN
• LITERACY PASSPORT TEST PASS RATE DECLINES 6.6% IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• WHAT CAN THEY DO FOR AN ENCORE? AT ANNUAL RETREAT, CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS ARE URGED TO PLOW FORWARD WITH AGENDA BEFORE NEXT MAY'S ELECTION FEVER SETS IN.
• THE CLOUDS SEEMED TO OFFER SIGNS THAT THE WAR WAS ENDING
• 2 ADVOCACY GROUPS SHARE GOAL OF WORKING TO BENEFIT ELDERLY THERE IS A DIFFERENCE, THOUGH, IN THE MAYOR'S COMMITTEE ON AGING AND THE TASK FORCE ON AGING.
• MERGER POLITICS
• DEATH ROW INMATE O'DELL REITERATES INNOCENCE
• REALTY SALES