The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, January 14, 1996

• THINGS WE WANT TO SEE IN '96, BUT LIKELY WON'T
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICE OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• AG RESERVE PROGRAM TOO COSTLY
• MAYOR OBERNDORF ADDRESSES `STATE OF THE CITY'
• POLICE SHOULD CRACK DOWN ON MOTORISTS
• VIRGINIA BEACH LEGISLATORS' KEY ISSSUES FOR 1996 GENERAL ASSEMBLY
• THE BILLS CAN REALLY PILE UP STATE BUDGET ISN'T THE WHOLE THINGS BEACH LEGISLATORS MUST TRY TO BALANCE.
• MUSEUM EXPANSION, STORM PLAN WILL USE BULK OF GROWTH FUNDING
• I'M READY TO ROOT; WHERE'S OUR TEAM?
• COX-KELLAM MEET LIKELY TO BE PIVOTAL
• KELLAM BOYS WILL FACE STIFF COMPETITION FOR THE GIRLS, BAYSIDE AND SALEM WILL BE THE TOP CONTENDERS IN DISTRICT COMPETITION.
• PICKING UP STICKS HIS HOBBY - AS IS CARVING THEM FOR WALKING
• SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS DAILY FARE ON TV NOW AT CORPORATE LANDING, THE FIFTH-GRADERS PRODUCE A FIVE-MINUTE NEWSCAST.
• REALTY SALES
• CORRECTION
• HOW YOU CAN TRACK LEGISLATORS' EFFORTS