The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, July 3, 1996

• HIGH-SEAS HEROICS MARK NORFOLK WARSHIP'S TRIP THE PONCE, EN ROUTE TO LIBERIA, RISKS A ROILING SEA TO RESCUE THE CREW OF A BURNING MERCHANT SHIP.
• NO SMALL MIRACLE APRIL LAWRENCE, AT 13 OUNCES THE SMALLEST BABY EVER BORN AT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, WENT HOME TUESDAY, WEIGHING IN AT 4 1/2 POUNDS.
• SOUTHERN LEADERS URGE ACTION AGAINST CHURCH FIRES
• DOUBTS PERSIST, BUT BEACH TAKES NORFOLK OFFER TO PAY LESS FOR WATER
• VIRGINIA BEACH CURBSIDE COLLECTION TOSSING OUT RECYCLING
• MARKETS AND JOBS
• NOT NECESSARILY ``ILLITERATES''
• UNCOOPERATIVE
• NORFOLK NEEDS DISTINCTIVE STREET-SIDE CENTER
• THE FUTURE DEPENDS ON SCIENCE TODAY RETHINKING RESEARCH
• TELL NORFOLK STORY AT NAUTICUS
• NO BRIDGE
• THE ELIZABETH RIVER'S MANY FRIENDS
• PENTAGON HOLDS BACK ON STATING ITS VIEW ON KEEPING VMI'S ROTC ONE DEFENSE PANEL HAS RECOMMENDED ENDING THE CORPS AT SINGLE-SEX SCHOOLS.
• SURVEY SHOWS NAVY LEADS IN HANDLING SEX HARASSMENT
• CORRECTION