The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, February 4, 1996

• DEDICATED VOLUNTEER LEAVES BIG JOB TO FILL
• LESLIE G. ASHTON: VETERAN DEPUTY SHERIFF
• CRIME REPORT [-PORTSMOUTH]
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• SISISKY LAUDS EFFORTS FOR RIVER
• BIRTHS
• DOCTORS' WIVES PLAN ART AUCTION PROCEEDS WILL HELP TO FUND THE GROUP'S CHARITABLE PROJECTS.
• PARTICIPANTS FOR DROP-OUT SESSION SOUGHT
• $53 MILLION IN BONDS SOLD CITY COUNCIL PLEASED WITH LOWEST INTEREST RATE IN 20 YEARS.
• SENIORS TO SHARE IDEAS AT SUMMIT
• CRIME REPORT -[PORTSMOUTH]
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Because of technical difficulties, the wrong photograph was printed on Pages 14 and 15 in the Feb. 4 Currents. The picture should have shown the park area between the Veterans Memorial Park flagpole and the Seaboard Building that will be excavated for the inlet at the foot of High Street. Correction published Friday, February 9, 1996 on page 2 of The Currents. ***************************************************************** HIGH HOPES RIDING ON INLET PLANNING CONSULTANT RAY GINDROZ CALLS THE FERRY INLET ``THE GATEWAY TO THE CITY'' FROM THE WATER.
• FUNDS NEEDED NOW SAVING WILDERNESS
• FRANKLIN WOMAN IS FIRST 300 BOWLER IN HER ASSOCIATION
• A WALK IN GOSPORT SHIPYARD FOUNDER'S FOOTSTEPS
• CHURCHLAND'S RHODES NAMED TOP HIGH SCHOOL COACH
• RECORDS LIKELY TO FALL AT DISTRICT MEET SEVERAL ALL-TIME STANDARDS WILL BE IN JEOPARDY IN THE BATTLE FOR TITLES.
• SHOW TO SALUTE ARTIE SHAW JULIUS LA ROSA, INK SPOTS AND ABE MOST ARE ON THE BILL.
• NEW INLET FOR FERRY RESCUE THE FOUNTAIN
• CORRECTION