The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, June 7, 1996

• CORRECTION
• MOPEDS NOW AMONG VEHICLES SUBJECT TO ANTI-CRUISING LAW
• SALEM SENIOR QUIETLY EXCELLS IN HER STUDIES, SPORTS
• RESPECTABLE REVUE USES DANCE TO INTERPRET BROADWAY TUNES
• BODYBUILDING IS PUMPING NEW LIFE INTO PHYSICAL THERAPY UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY'S PILOT PROGRAM GOES BEYOND THE ROUTINE WITH A ``FUN'' PROGRAM THAT HAS SERIOUS RESULTS.
• A ONCE FM-LESS EXISTENCE THRILLS TO THE CHARMS OF NEW TECHNOLOGY
• DEVOTED VOLUNTEER IS HONORED
• `PREEMIES' AND PARENTS GATHER FOR HOSPITAL REUNION THE CHILDREN ARE NOW HEALTHY, THANKS TO THE CARE THEY RECEIVED IN NEONATAL UNIT.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• COOK SHARES MEATLESS RECIPES ROBIN ROBERTSON'S COOKBOOK USES TOFU AND WHEAT GLUTEN AS TASTY SUBSTITUTES IN TRADITIONAL MEALS.
• ADMINISTRATOR AND SECRETARY FROM SAME OFFICE ARE HONORED THE ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATIONAL OFFICE PROFESSIONALS PICKED ANNE MEEK, KATY STUEDEMANN.
• COX GIRLS FIND SEMIFINAL LOSS HARD TO TAKE 2 YEARS STRAIGHT HYLTON'S DEFENSE PREVENTED THE FALCONS FROM GETTING OFF ANY QUALITY CHANCES.
• VHSL ENDANGERED ATHLETES WITH CHOICE OF GAME SITE
• IN THE HOME STRETCH FAMILY WILL MOVE INTO HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HOME - 1 OF 2 UNDER WAY THIS YEAR IN THE CITY - BY END OF THE MONTH.
• SINGERS OF CHRISTIAN MUSIC VIE FOR RECORDING