The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, February 2, 1996

• SCHOOLS' POLICY NOW IN PLACE FOR PARKING BUSES ON STREETS
• A MARATHON EFFORT TO HELP OTHERS MIKE SAVAGE IS TRAINING FOR AN ENDURANCE RUN THAT WILL BENEFIT LEUKEMIA RESEARCH.
• AUTHOR REFLECTS ON LONG LIFE JOHN DABUL'S BOOK IS ``A MINI ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TRUE STORIES, ESSAYS AND ANECDOTES.''
• SQUIRRELLY BEHAVIOR IS SURELY A SUBJECT FOR GOVERNMENT STUDY
• FIREMAN FASHIONS FINE PERIOD FURNITURE RAY JOURNIGAN MAKES HIS CREATIONS WITHOUT USING ANY MACHINE TOOLS.
• REALTY SALES
• COX'S FALCONS ARE GIFTED WITH TALENT THE QUALITY OF THE GROUP AAA SQUAD'S DEPTH IS STUNNING.
• RANDOM ATTACK INJURES TEEN MOTORIST'S EYE POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR A BLOND MALE WHO SMASHED JAMES SHERLOCK'S WINDOW AND THEN ATTACKED HIM.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-THE VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• VANDALISM INCIDENTS INCITE NEIGHBORHOOD'S IRE THE RESIDENTS OF KINGS GRANT ARE WORKING WITH POLICE TO STEM THE GROWING OUTBREAK OF CRIME.
• DOCUMENTING BLACK HISTORY AFTRE TWO YEARS OF RESEARCH A BEACH WOMAN BRINGS TO LIFE THE CITY'S AFTICAN-AMERICAN HERITAGE.