The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, April 18, 1996

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• BIRTHS
• CRIME REPORT
• COLLEY AVE. CAFE OFFERS LOW COST BREAKFAST AND LUNCH
• UNION MISSION TO HONOR LEADER, CELEBRATE 104 YEARS OF SERVICE
• TOUR THEIR HOMES FIVE HOMES ARE PART OF THE ANNUAL NORFOLK HOME AND GARDEN TOUR.
• CANDIDATES DIFFER ON DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
• SUPERWARD PRECINCTS
• PRESCHOOLERS COME TO LIFE FOR SLEEPOVER
• STUDENTS GET CREATIVE IN ADDRESSING NATO ISSUES
• NORVIEW SINGERS EXCEL AT ATLANTA MUSIC FESTIVAL
• BOOKERS' SHORTSTOP IS LONG ON HITTING AND STEALING BASES RAQUITA WASHINGTON IS BATTING A LEGITIMATE .800, WITH EIGHT DOUBLES, ONE TRIPLE AND ONE HOME RUN.
• TIDEWATER CONFERENCE TENNIS PREVIEW CONFIDENT OAKS POST 9 STRAIGHT WINS, EYE TCIS TITLE
• BULKHEAD WORK AT THE HAGUE TO BE FINISHED BY MONTH'S END
• BILL O'CONNOR NORFOLK UNITED WAY CHAIRMAN
• PET TRANSPORT VEHICLE NEW SERVICE OF SPCA MANY PEOPLE HAVE FOUND IT DIFFICULT TO TAKE THEIR ANIMALS TO A VETERINARIAN OR TO THE SHELTER.
• CINCO DE MAYO BRINGING MEXICO TO THE WATERFRONT
• PEOPLE & PLACES