The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, January 23, 1996

• BATTLE GROUP READY TO REPLACE AMERICA IN MED
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story on A1 Tuesday incorrectly reported that both Richard ``Wes'' Weaverling and his mother, Hortense ``Tess'' Weaverling, pleaded guilty last March to aggravated sexual battery. It was Richard Weaverling who pleaded guilty, not his mother. She was not charged with a crime. Correction published Wednesday, January 24, 1996. ***************************************************************** WILLIAMSBURG CHURCH SUED OVER ALLEGED MOLESTATIONS THE PARENTS OF FIVE CHILDREN SAY OFFICIALS WERE NEGLIGENT IN HIRING A BABY SITTER AND IN COVERING UP THE CHILD ABUSES.\
• JURORS SAY THEY WOULDN'T HAVE CHOSEN DEATH TWO SAY THEY WOULD HAVE VOTED LIFE IN PRISON FOR RICHARD TOWNES HAD THEY KNOWN HE WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE.
• BILL PUSHES SPORTS ARENA FOR REGION CONSTRUCTION WOULDN'T START TILL A TEAM COMMITS
• NORFOLK DEMOCRATS LINK LOTTERY TO REFERENDUM ON RIVER CASINOS
• LAWMAKERS RUSH TO MEET BILLS DEADLINE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The editorial Tuesday on conserving crabs in the Chesapeake Bay described "buster crabs" (which are growing new carapaces), thus pushing off the old shells) as female crabs bursting their aprons with eggs. Wrong. Female crabs showing eggs are "sooks," or "sponge crabs." Correction published Thursday, January 25, 1996 on page A12 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** CHESAPEAKE BAY BLUE CRAB VOTE FOR CONSERVATION
• REMEMBER: SEAT BELTS SAVE LIVES
• DR. DUANE WILL BE MISSED
• LACK OF COMPROMISE MAY DOOM BALANCED BUDGET NO DEAL IS NO GOOD
• MAIL MISSES
• TIP LEADS TO ARREST OF HIGHLY SOUGHT TEEN IN MURDER
• CORRECTIONS