The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, February 29, 1996

• VIRGINIA BEACH SPECIAL GRAND JURY REPORT SCHOOLS NEED CLEAN SLATE
• NEW FARM PROGRAM ASKS TAXPAYERS TO DIG DEEP THE CROP IS PORK
• APPLAUSE
• WHY BE MAD AT PETA?
• CIRCUS IS NOT WHAT IT SEEMS
• GUN LOBBY DESERVES SOME CREDIT
• DOLE GAVE FACTS
• CRUCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS OF SPECIAL BEACH GRAND JURY
• ONLY 8 PEOPLE FILE FOR 19 SEATS ON SCHOOL BOARDS; DEADLINE TUESDAY THE DEADLINE TO FILE IS 7 P.M. TUESDAY FOR ENTERING THE ELECTIONS SET FOR MAY 7.
• LOCAL STORE FACES SUIT OVER POLICY ON SOFTWARE
• GRAND JURY REPORT PUTS COUNCIL IN TIGHT SPOT ``IF ALL THESE PEOPLE RESIGN, WHAT DO YOU DO ABOUT A SCHOOL BOARD?'' COUNCILMAN ASKS.
• NAVY ROBOT RECOVERS PLANE'S ``BLACK BOXES''
• NAVY COOK RECEIVES 3 MONTHS IN JAIL, DEMOTION FOR HARASSMENT PETTY OFFICER, AN ADMITTED ALCOHOLIC, GROPED AN ENLISTED WOMAN ON NORFOLK-BASED FLIGHT.
• COMMITTEE ADOPTS TAX BREAKS FOR TROOPS IN FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
• SALVI'S FATHER RECOUNTS HIS SON'S BIZARRE AND DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR
• NAVY AIR SAFETY IS DEFENDED DURING SENDOFF OF SENIOR FLIER
• HOUSE STOPS SHORT OF ENDING PEANUT PROGRAM
• AREA STARGAZERS TO GET LOOK AT ERRANT SATELLITE
• GRAND JURY CALLS FOR 7 ON BEACH BOARD TO QUIT FAILURE TO RESIGN COULD LEAD TO INDICTMENTS
• NEW AT THE GRAMMY AWARDS: AN EARLY TROPHY FOR HARD ROCK
• CORRECTIONS
• HEADING FOR TROUBLE: WHAT HAPPENED?