The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 31, 1996

• SARAH J. WIGHINGTON
• VERNON H. BOONE
• CLINTON A. HAYSLETT
• JOANN HAIRSTON
• JAMES A. JONES
• RUTH L. SMITH
• LUCILLE B. GRENNELL
• IRIS T. HOFLER
• AMANDA M. WEATHERINGTON
• LLOYD M. MEEKINS JR.
• LEE D. SHARP
• ELLA W. IRBY
• ROBERT SALE
• SHIRLEY A. BIONDOLILLO
• ELIZABETH S. BAINES
• MORRIS HOLLOWAY
• ALMA F. STORY
• JOHN W. SNOWDON
• WILLIAM THOMPSON JR.
• PATRICIA W. MOORE
• CARLTON R. MARTIN
• GEORGE V. HARRIS
• DONALD H. RUSCH
• WILLIAM R. THOMPSON
• AARON T. BALLARD
• AMALIA HOSANG
• ALICE P. NICHOLS
• WILLIAM L. JONES
• MARKEL L. PIFER
• ROBERT L. ASKEW JR.
• LINWOOD C. TAYLOR SR.
• LONG WINTER MEANS CHILDREN ARE ANTSY TO SPRING OUTSIDE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CLARIFICATION The city of Virginia Beach does not own or have any plans to develop the property immediately along Princess Anne Road, between Dam Neck Road and Winterberry Lane. A map on Sunday's MetroNews front made it appear that a golf course was being built along that strip. However, the golf course would not affect a cemetery in that area or other developments. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Tuesday, April 2, 1996, on page A2. ***************************************************************** VIRGINIA BEACH'S LAKE RIDGE PROPERTY IS GOLF THE BEST COURSE? COUNCIL DIVIDED ON A VISION FOR LAND, NEED FOR OUTSIDE ADVISER
• BRIDGE ACADEMY IS PATH TO SUCCESS FOR TROUBLED STUDENTS
• SANDBRIDGE HOMEOWNERS GET ANOTHER REPRIEVE THEY NOW HAVE UNTIL MAY 1 TO REPAIR OR REMOVE BULKHEADS.
• ALL STUDENTS HAVE OPTIONS, SPECIALISTS SAY GOOD PLANNING CAN MEAN A GOOD JOB AFTER HIGH SCHOOL.
• INMATES MUST PROVE BELIEFS FOR MEALS REQUESTS FOR JEWISH, NATION OF ISLAM MEALS HAVE RISEN GREATLY IN PRISONS.
• ANGLERS' HACKLES RISE AT PETA'S PLANS SOME SAY THEY WON'T BE KEPT FROM THEIR HOBBY OR LIVELIHOOD.
• BEACH GOP CHOOSES A FINANCIAL ADVISER, GODSEY, AS CHAIRMAN
• NORFOLK-BORN ACTRESS TAKES HER TALENT ON THE ROAD IN GOSPEL SHOW
• EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT MAY BE LIFESAVER HELMET GIVEAWAY WAS SERVICE TO 139 NORFOLK STUDENTS.
• SUFFOLK, ISLE OF WIGHT MAY WORK TOGETHER ON FUTURE WATER PROJECTS THE LOCALITIES HAVE STARTED TALKING ABOUT A REGIONAL AUTHORITY.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The last name of Kim Welty, shown in-line skating in a MetroNews photo Sunday, was misspelled in the caption. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Tuesday, April 2, 1996, on page A2. ***************************************************************** SPRING'S ON A ROLL
• TOO MUCH FUN
• LETHIA A. HARDISON
• LILLIAN W. PHILLIPS
• JAMES E. SMITH
• AYAKO E. OWENS
• HAZEL-JUNE M. REED
• CRIME LINE
• INMATE DIED OF GANGRENE, REPORT SAYS DIABETIC WAS ONE OF SEVERAL WHO'VE DIED AT GREENSVILLE.
• EDUCATION FORUM TO FOCUS ON SCHOOL GOALS, STATE REPORT CARDS
• PROFESSOR TELLS OUTER BANKS STUDENTS THEY SHOULD BE PROUD OF THEIR DIALECT SOME ISLANDERS' SPEECH PATTERNS CAN BE TRACED TO ENGLISH SETTLERS.
• DESPITE GAINS IN EDUCATION, SOUTH STILL MUST IMPROVE, REPORT SAYS NON-PROFIT GROUP SAYS REGION STILL LAGS BEHIND THE REST OF THE NATION ON EVERY LEVEL OF LEARNING.
• PLAN COULD NET SCHOOL FOR PASQUOTANK THE IDEA IS IN A REPORT, ON NEEDS AND SOLUTIONS, THAT WILL GO TO THE ASSEMBLY.
• STUDENTS TEST HYPOTHESES, CREATIVITY AT SCIENCE FAIR