The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, March 1, 1996

• A STEP AHEAD TWO BIRDS, ONE STONE
• RUDEE INLET KEEP IT OPEN
• RETAIN NORFOLK'S ``SUPERB LOGISTICS HIGHWAY''
• INEXCUSABLE BEACH SCHOOL PROBLEMS
• EXPAND SCHOOL USE
• WORKERS A CUT ABOVE
• SCHOOLS AS COMMUNITY CENTERS WON'T FLY
• THE PAIN OF CUTBACKS
• CHRYSLER MUSEUM STAFF CUT A MISTAKE
• FELT, SPIVA QUIT BEACH SCHOOL BOARD 5 TARGETED BY GRAND JURY REMAIN; MORE MAY LEAVE SOON
• WANTED: TREES THAT CAN STAND UP TO OCEANFRONT'S SALT, WIND BEACH PLANS TO TEST HARDIER SPECIES
• SCHOOLS' CRISIS COULD BE OMINOUS FOR CITY COMMUNITY LEADERS WORRY ABOUT EFFECT ON FUNDING, IMAGE.
• DESPITE ITS TROUBLES, SCHOOL BOARD GOES BACK TO WORK
• TELEVISION EXECS PLEDGE TO CREATE RATINGS SYSTEM FOR SEX, VIOLENCE
• DOLE COUNTING ON S. CAROLINA PICK-ME-UP THE PALMETTO STATE WAS INVIGORATING TO WOUNDED BUSH'S PROSPECTS - TWICE