The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, December 13, 1995

• KENDRA CROSHAW ASSISTANT TO PRESIDENT OF CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
• 11TH CASE OF RABIES THIS YEAR REPORTED IN LITTLE NECK AREA
• FEISTY BITTERN, STILL WILD IN ITS WAYS, RELEASED AFTER INJURED LEG MENDS
• OLD GRADS CELEBRATE GOOD WORKS THE PAISANOS AND THE COMMONWEALTH FOUNDATION FIRST MET WHEN THEY WERE ODU STUDENTS 10 YEARS AGO.
• TEDDY BEARS REACH OVER THE SEA TOYS ARE AMONG THE ITEMS BEING SENT TO CHILDREN IN ROMANIA STRICKEN WITH AIDS.
• OPERATION SMOKE DETECTOR GOES TO TRAILER PARKS
• CORRECTION
• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH
• REPAIR SHOP OFFERS AID IN DETECTING ``LEMONS'' USED-CAR CHECKUPS HAVE SAVED WOULD-BE BUYERS MONEY AND TROUBLE.
• ADD YOUR OWN TOUCHES TO SITES COLORING BOOK ALLOWS CREATIVITY IN MAKING BEACH LANDMARKS APPEAR AS YOU'D LIKE THEM.
• BULLDOGS TO FACE TOUGHER FOES THIS YEAR NORFOLK ACADEMY MUST MATURE QUICKLY IF THE TEAM IS TO CAPTURE ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP.
• SUPERINTENDENT HOPEFULS: INTERIM CHIEF PUGHSLEY TALKS OF TRIMESTER SYSTEM
• SUPERINTENDENT HOPEFULS: JENNEY: DISTRICT NEEDS A CREDIBILITY SHOT AFTER A YEAR IN SOUTH CAROLINA, A MOVE TO THE BEACH WOULD BE HIS FIFTH SUPERINTENDENT'S JOB IN 13 YEARS.
• SUPERINTENDENT HOPEFULS: BOWERS: HE FAVORS CONSENSUS BUILDING IN OHIO, HE WAS CREDITED FOR HELPING THE DISTRICT EFFECTIVELY EXPLAIN ITS DESPERATE NEED FOR MORE MONEY.