The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, September 14, 1995

• OPEN WIDE OFFERS FINE AMBIENCE THAT'S BETTER THAN FOOD
• DAVID A. KING JR. GENERAL CHAIRMAN FOR THE 1995 UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• HAMPTON ROADS LIKELY TO BE NO. 1 TEAM AGAIN
• NO PLAN YET FOR MARSHALL MANOR
• EX-MAGNET SCHOOL DANCER WILL APPEAR IN RICHMOND
• SHOW GOES ON WITHOUT LEAD ACTOR IN CHRISTIE'S `WITNESS'
• PEOPLE & PLACES
• UNITED WAY VOLUNTEERS LEND HANDS-ON GIVING
• PARK PLACE PARENTS ACCEPT SCHOOLS' OVERTURES
• LITTLE THEATRE OFFERING AUDIENCE FAVORITES
• BY SCOTT MCCASKEY STAFF WRITER H IS FINGERS
• MORE AREA TEAMS MOVING TO THE NATIONAL FOREFRONT
• FAMILY RESOURCE UNITS COMING TO 4 LIBRARIES