The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, July 13, 1996

• RABID RACCOON SHOT IN YARD IS 1ST KNOWN CASE IN PORTSMOUTH A CAT IT ATTACKED IS EUTHANIZED, IN THE CITY'S FIRST KNOWN RABIES CASE SINCE '42.
• ROBERT F. HAGANS, NEW CHAIRMAN OF THE VIRGINIA BEACH SCHOOL BOARD ``I SEE MY RESPONSIBILITY AS BUILDING CONSENSUS.'' ``I DEAL IN PROBLEM RESOLUTION EVERY DAY.''
• WOMAN, 20, PLEADS GUILTY IN DEATH OF GIRL, 2, IN '95
• FOUNTAIN PARK VANDALIZED; SUPPORTERS VOW RESTORATION
• DRUG DISPUTE ALLEGED IN DELIVERY DRIVER'S SLAYING TEENAGE DEFENDANT CHANGES HIS STORY AGAIN ABOUT KILLING OUTSIDE A 7-ELEVEN.
• RELIEF ON WAY FOR PACKED JAILS BUT SOME FACILITIES WILL STILL HAVE MORE INMATES THAN THEY ARE RATED TO HOLD.
• LOCAL ADVOCATES FOR THE ELDERLY WORRY ABOUT NEW GROUP
• [HURRICANE BERTHA MEMO]
• HELMS CALLS HEARING ON OREGON INLET JETTIES THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS SAYS THE $100 MILLION PROJECT WOULD STABILIZE THE INLET AND RAISE FISHING REVENUES. OPPONENTS SAY THE JETTIES WOULD DO MORE HARM TO THE ENVIRONMENT THAN THEY'RE WORTH.
• HORSEMEN'S GROUP STRIKES DEAL WITH TRACK ON RACING PURSES
• VMI DIRECTORS MEET IN PRIVATE TO DECIDE HOW TO FACE FUTURE
• HOUSE FIRE KILLS MOTHER, DAUGHTER, BURNS MAN
• PIERS REPORT MACKEREL, BLUES BITING BEFORE BERTHA HITS
• LOCAL MAN GOES TO PRISON FOR CHEATING NAVY ON OIL