The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, June 28, 1996

• NORFOLK SCHOOLS ARE SAFER LESS VIOLENCE
• EFFICIENT MAIL?
• VIRGINIA BEACH STORM-SAFETY PLAN HURRICANE INSURANCE
• NO TO LIGHT-RAIL DEAL WITH NORFOLK
• LOOK UP FOR SOLUTION TO LIGHT RAIL
• HMO-PRESCRIPTION-PAYMENT HASSLE
• HOW I SPENT A PART OF MY SUMMER VACATION IN EUROPE
• NORFOLK NATIVE CHOSEN FOR NAVY'S NO. 2 JOB VICE ADM. HAROLD GEHMAN JR., SON OF RETIRED OFFICER, ``FEELS PRETTY HUMBLE.''
• U.S. DOESN'T NEED NEW FIGHTER JETS, RESEARCHERS SAY THEY URGE BUYING MORE PLANES ALREADY IN PRODUCTION.
• U.S. TO TIGHTEN SECURITY TO PROTECT GIS AGAINST TERRORISTS, PERRY SAYS DEFENSE SECRETARY ADDRESSES SEMINAR AT NATO HEADQUARTERS IN NORFOLK.
• THE BIG E IS READY ABOARD THE ENTERPRISE THE NUCLEAR-POWERED CARRIER LEAVES PORT TODAY ON ITS FIRST MAJOR DEPLOYMENT IN NEARLY SIX YEARS FOLLOWING THE MOST EXTENSIVE OVERHAUL IN NAVY HISTORY.
• 14 YEARS LATER, A MURDER SUSPECT IS ARRESTED ``TERRIFIC GUY'' ACCUSED OF KILLING NAVY MESSENGER IN WILLOUGHBY BAY IN 1982
• PRIVATE VMI? PATH WOULD BE TORTUOUS THAT MUCH IS CLEAR, BUT EXPERTS AREN'T SURE WHETHER COURT SAYS IT'S AN OPTION.
• DOCTORS GROUP VOTES TO FIGHT HMO ``GAG'' RULES
• CORRECTION