The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, June 30, 1996

• ELEANOR? IT'S LIZ. CAN WE CHAT? IT'S MY COLUMN . . .
• BODY OF MAN MISSING SINCE FRIDAY PULLED FROM NORFOLK'S HAGUE
• SUSPECTS IN MURDER MAY HAVE BEEN IN BURGLARY RING ACCORDING TO POLICE, DRUG SUSPECTS' HOMES WERE THEIR TARGET.
• YOUTH'S SPEECH TO CITY LEADERS BURSTS WITH IDEAS
• FINGERS NEED TO DO NEW WALK
• ``DUMP TRUCKS'' TAKE LAST TRIP THE INTRUDER MAY BE UGLY, BUT FLIERS SAY THEY'LL MISS THE NAVY WORKHORSE.
• MAGICAL HIGH JINKS AND HOOPLA
• ROBERTSON'S ``FLYING HOSPITAL'' BEGINS 1ST MISSION IN EL SALVADOR
• ``SHOE'' CREATOR WINS TOP AWARD FROM VIRGINIA PRESS ASSOCIATION
• CRIME LINE
• MODERATES VOTE TO MAINTAIN TIES WITH SOUTHERN BAPTIST GROUP THE OUTCOME SURPRISED FEW AT THE MEETING OF THE BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP.
• HOSPITAL VISITORS MAKE MAGIC
• NATIONAL FARM SAFETY PROGRAM GIVES CHILDREN LIFESAVING LESSONS
• FOCUS OF FESTIVAL HAS SHIFTED BUT IT'S STILL THE SEAFOOD THAT SATISFIES THE CROWDS.
• DARE COUNTY EVENT HONORS 10 REAL MEN POSITIVE VALUES, COMPASSION AND THEIR IMPACT ON COMMUNITIES COUNT.
• OFF SHORE ADVENTURES
• AS HOLIDAYS RATE, FOURTH IS A RUNAWAY FIRST FOR ME