The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, May 17, 1996

• BONE-MARROW DONATIONS ARE NEEDED: A LIFE OR DEATH MATTER
• CHESAPEAKE CITY BUDGET APPROVED: NO NEW TAXES
• THESE VOLUNTEERS ARE PROFESSIONALS
• ANOTHER VIEW: ORPHANS HAVE OUTPACED OTHER AMERICANS
• DOLE LEAVES THE SENATE TO SEEK THE WHITE HOUSE: UP OR OUT
• LINK ALCOHOL, LICENSES
• DID THE BUILDING KILL FIREFIGHTERS?
• A YOUNG THING
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The late Adm. Jeremy ``Mike'' Boorda was the first person to rise through the Navy's enlisted ranks to become chief of naval operations. A story Friday said incorrectly that he was the first to become a four-star admiral. Correction published Saturday, May 18, 1996. ***************************************************************** AN UNEQUALED CLIMB: TROUBLED KID GREW INTO TOP OFFICER\
• ``IT'S A TRAGEDY FOR THE NAVY'': STUNNED SAILORS MOURN THE LOSS OF ADMIRED LEADER
• INTO THE MOUTH OF SCIENTIFIC HISTORY TWO DINOSAURS FOUND IN MOROCCO
• MAN WHO STEPS IN: AN EX-FLIER WITH STRONG LOCAL TIES
• PRESSURE ON BOORDA WOULD HAVE BEEN LONG-TERM, INTENSE SEEKING HELP IS HARD FOR HIGH OFFICERS, MENTAL HEALTH EXPERTS SAY.
• NAVY'S TOP ADMIRAL IS DEAD NOTES FOUND IN ADM. MIKE BOORDA'S HOME; PRESIDENT MOURNS ``GREAT LOSS'' HE SHOT HIMSELF 25 MINUTES BEFORE INTERVIEW ON MEDALS.