The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, September 29, 1995

• NO RAIN DELAY FOR AIR SHOW
• ROUTE 44 EASTBOUND SHOULDER REOPENS FOR RUSH-HOUR COMMUTE
• CAN COUNCIL CONTROL SCHOOL SPENDING? NO.
• WHO KNEW WHAT WHEN?
• REALTY SALES
• NATIONAL DUTIES KEEP VICE PRESIDENT BUSY TAMAR ANITAI, A HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR, IS IN CHARGE OF TEMPLE YOUTH PROGRAMMING.
• NEIGHBORS REACH OUT TO FIRE-STRICKEN FAMILY JOHN AND DONNA SANSONE ARE THANKFUL FOR THE EXPRESSIONS OF CONCERN THAT THEY HAVE RECEIVED.
• RESORT AREA TRASH HAULS TO BE STOPPED AFTER JANUARY, MERCHANTS AND INNKEEPERS MUST MAKE THEIR OWN ARRANGEMENTS.
• HE'S RUNNING FOR CITY COUNCIL (IN YEAR 2006)
• LONGTIME PASTOR AT GATEWAY RETIRING, MAY START NEW CAREER THE REV. DALE BURDEN WILL CONTINUE HIS MISSIONARY WORK AND HELP ESTABLISH TWO COLLEGES IN RUSSIA.
• FERRY FARM HOUSE DECISION ANTICIPATED OWNERSHIP OF THE STRUCTURE IS IN DISPUTE, AS IS THE MATTER OF ITS PRESERVATION.
• `OH, I GOT ONE!' ANGLING TEAMS LINE UP IN THE SURF TO FISH FOR DOLLARS - AND FOR THE LOVE OF THE CHASE
• PROFESSIONAL SNIFFERS ALSO ARE HAILED FOR THEIR RESCUE EFFORTS VIRGINIA BEACH'S SEARCH DOGS MADE NAMES FOR THEMSELVES DURING ASSIGNMENT IN OKLAHOMA CITY.
• MASTER CHIEF'S RETIREMENT SEEMS TO MARK THE END OF A NAVY ERA