The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, May 12, 1996

• THOMAS A. BROWN
• ELIZABETH STANCIL
• LLOYD P. PARROTT
• EOLA V. FOREMAN
• JOLAINE HANKINS
• MARGARET H. BROTHERS
• J.W. WEBB
• JOHN L. FROST
• JOSHUA T. BENTON
• DORIS BATTLE
• CHARLES G. KING
• JOHN O. HASKINS
• LEE SUNDSTROM
• DAVID N. JAMES
• JANIS A. ROBERTSON
• BILLYE L. REED
• GENNIE M. CARTER
• PAUL L. TOWER
• JENUS B. JONES
• GRADY C. MODLIN
• MCKINLEY L. BYRD
• BENJAMIN F. DAVIS
• EDITH G. BELL
• HELEN B. CHELF
• FLOYD P. SEAY
• ALVINA P. LONG
• PETER BRAUN
• JAMES L. HYMAN
• RUTH S. AYRES
• CHRYSTLE B. GLADDING
• LARRY B. POWELL
• LAGO MAR RESIDENTS IRATE OVER EXCAVATION TO THEM, IT'S A BORROW PIT, BUT DEVELOPER SAYS IT'LL BE A FISH POND.
• FALLETTA RETURNS TO GUIDE SOLID WORK BY SYMPHONY
• TODAY, A TRUCE IN THE WAR BETWEEN MOMS
• MANY MIRACLES SUCCESS STORIES FILL THE REUNION FOR MOTHERS OF IN-VITRO BABIES.
• ARTS. LEARNING. PARKS. SAFETY. WHAT IS YOUR CITY'S FOCUS? BUDGET: A CITY'S SELF-PORTRAIT FUNDING PRIORITIES VARY GREATLY, BY EACH CITY'S STRATEGY AND SELF-IMAGE.
• HIGH WINDS KNOCK AROUND TREES, POWER LINES, 300-FOOT SHIP
• NEWCOMER BENNETT BEGINS TO ASSUME ROLE ON SUFFOLK'S COUNCIL
• COLEMAN BRIDGE'S LAST NEW SPAN SLIPS INTO PLACE
• VARIETY OF SPEAKERS SEEK TO INSPIRE VIRGINIA GRADS
• 2 CITIES LINK, FORGING A FUTURE FOR PINNERS POINT CONNECTOR
• LORIMER HELPS DELIVER MUSGRAVE'S ``POSTCARDS''
• A FRIENDLY REMINDER: CALLED MOM YET TODAY?
• TWO DISTRICTS IN HIGH COURT'S HANDS SUPREME COURT TO HEAR CASE ON BLACK-MAJORITY 1ST AND 12TH
• ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY GOES FOR THE GREEN PROCEEDS FROM THE GALA WILL BENEFIT THE HISTORIC NEWBOLD-WHITE HOUSE.
• BASNIGHT IN THE RUNNING