The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, October 22, 1995

• SIGN OF THE TIMES
• STUDENTS HELP ENACT CITY'S BICYCLE HELMET LAW RESEARCH SHOWED THAT MANY CYCLING-RELATED INJURIES AND DEATHS INVOLVED PREVENTABLE HEAD INJURIES.
• POST OFFICE STAMPED EXPRESS THE PRINCESS ANNE BRANCH WILL BE GETTING A NEW HOME FOUR YEARS SOONER THAN EXPECTED.
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD
• LONG-AGO TALK WITH HIS DAD SHAPED NAVY GOLFER'S FUTURE IT'S BEEN 24 YEARS SINCE TERRY BURNLEY ABANDONED BASEBALL.
• AMPHITHEATHER NEIGHBOR MONITORS PLANS CIVIC LEAGUE PRESIDENT DENNIS BORGERDING IS CONCERNED ABOUT TRAFFIC, SECURITY AND LOUD MUSIC.
• TWO PLANS SUBMITTED TO ALTER MAP OF CITY'S VOTING DISTRICTS THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY LAST YEAR MANDATED THAT THE CITY EVEN OUT THE BOROUGHS' POPULATION.
• POTTERY DISHES UP INFORMATION ABOUT CHESAPEAKE INDIANS
• IF DIOGENES WERE ALIVE, HE'D BE CYNIC
• TRASH COLLECTION BUGGING INNKEEPERS WITHOUT CITY COLLECTION, RESORT BUSINESSES HAVE TO DECIDE WHO TO HIRE TO DO THE JOB.
• REALTY SALES
• URBAN/SUBURBAN, GOVERNMENT/BUSINESS/CITIZEN: A PLAN TO POOL VIRGINIANS' EFFORTS, PROBLEMS AND RESOURCES
• THIS MESSAGE COMES WITH SOME STRINGS ATTACHED TWO `KIDS ON THE BLOCK' PUPPET TROUPES ARE HELPING INCREASE DISABILITY AWARENESS IN HAMPTON ROADS.
• A MAJOR REPORT WITH MAJOR POTENTIAL IMPACT ALL AROUND
• ADVICE FROM A PIRATE?