The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, December 3, 1995

• HOMES IN CAROON FARMS WILL BE ON HOLIDAY TOUR
• SCHOOL DEDICATION
• JOHN FORD TIDEWATER COMMUNITY BAND SAXOPHONIST
• TOWN TALK
• SANTA'S HELPERS ARE BUSY DOING PROJECTS FOR SEASON OF GIVING
• PARENTS EXPERIENCE TYPICAL SCHOOL DAY
• CITY EMPLOYEES PICK UP THE VOLUNTEER SLACK
• CIVIC CLUBS SHOW HOLIDAY SPIRIT, COOPERATE ON SALE OF ORNAMENTS
• DONALD J. BAILEY: NEW YORK CITY EXPERIENCE COULD BE OF HELP, HE SAYS.
• L. THOMAS BRAY: APPOINTED TO BOARD, HE HOPES TO WIN ON HIS OWN.
• COVER STORY: WHO WILL LEAD OUR SCHOOLS?
• MARY F. MAZUR: ACTIVIST WOULD EMPHASIZE BASIC SKILLS
• RENEE HANNAS: MOTHER FEELS SCHOOLS SHOULD TEACH CHILDREN MORALS AND VALUE SYSTEM.
• BARBARA B. HEAD: BARBARA HEAD IS SATISFIED WITH THE EDUCATION HER CHILDREN RECEIVED.
• JAMES M. REEVES: INCUMBENT IS HAPPY WITH PRESENT SCHOOL SYSTEM.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Theodore G. Nance Jr., son of School Board candidate Theodore G. ``Ted'' Nance, died in a car accident. He has two other children, Amanda and Bryan. An article about Nance's candidacy in the Dec. 3 edition of The Clipper identified the wrong son as deceased. Correction published Friday, December 8, 1995 on page 2 of The Clipper.. ***************************************************************** THEODORE G. "TED" NANCE: HE EXPECTS HIS FAITH TO SEE HIM THROUGH THE RACE.
• HARRY A. MURPHY: HE WANTS PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS TO BE GRADED.
• MICHAEL J. WOODS: HE WANTS SCHOOLS TO BUILD SELF-ESTEEM AND PRIDE.
• RODERIC A. TAYLOR: INCUMBENT WANTS FIRM, FAIR SCHOOL DISCIPLINE.
• JEFFREY A. "JEFF" ROWLAND: NO LOVER OF POLITICS, NEWCOMER DIVES INTO RACE.
• BIRTHS - CHESAPEAKE
• HOSPICE'S PURPOSE IS TO BRING PAIN-FREE CLOSURE TO THE DYING
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - CHESAPEAKE
• CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS - CHESAPEAKE