The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, June 9, 1996

• HOW OTHER CITIES' TRAINS COMPARE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** There were errors in a front-page map Sunday illustrating the route of a proposed light rail system. There will not be a stop in Norfolk designated as Waterside/MacArthur Center. Instead, there will be stops at Plume Street and Government Center. Additionally, the map omitted the Lynnhaven Road stop in Virginia Beach. A corrected map appears on Page A12. Correction published Tuesday, June 11, 1996 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** ON TRACK FOR LIGHT RAIL NORFOLK AND VIRGINIA BEACH WILL VOTE TUESDAY ON A MORE DETAILED STUDY. IF ALL GOES IN FAVOR OF THE PROJECT, TRAINS COULD BE RUNNING BY 2003. THE SYSTEM WOULD COST $376 MILLION TO BUILD AND $11.5 MILLION A YEAR TO RUN.
• JUDGE RICHARD B. KELLAM 1909-1996 HAMPTON ROADS' OLDEST ACTIVE JURIST DIES AT 87
• TWO COMPANIES WIN CONTRACT TO BUILD NAVY'S COPTER-PLANE
• THE DEMOCRATS' CHOICE FOR THE SENATE AS NOMINEE, WARNER EYES THE FUTURE
• AS TUESDAY LOOMS, GOP CANDIDATES MAKE FINAL PUSH WARNER APPEARS WITH DOLE, POWELL, WHILE MILLER ROAMS NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
• DEMOCRATS SELECT A UNION LEADER TO CHALLENGE BATEMAN
• VIRGINIA'S REFORM PARTY GRAPPLES WITH POLITICS ROWDY CONVENTION SPLITS OVER TACTICS, ACCOMPLISHES LITTLE.