The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, August 20, 1996

• NSU'S WILSON WELCOMES BACK STAFF WITH WORDS OF APPRECIATION
• SUFFOLK SCHOOL BOARD TO SEEK SALARY INCREASE BOARD MEMBERS SAY INCREASED DUTIES JUSTIFIED A BOOST IN THEIR PAY CEILING.
• REFERENDUM ON GROWTH GETTING A SECOND LOOK CHESAPEAKE COUNCIL CONSIDERS PROPOSAL IT REJECTED LAST YEAR.
• CHANGING THE PRIORITY OF NORFOLK'S PUBLIC HOUSING FEDERAL CUTBACKS HAVE SPURRED HOUSING OFFICIALS TO LOOK MORE CLOSELY AT ENCOURAGING PEOPLE WITH HIGHER INCOMES TO MOVE INTO PUBLIC HOUSING.
• LITERACY CENTER FACES UNCERTAIN FUTURE THE VIRGINIA BEACH SCHOOL BOARD WILL DECIDE WHETHER TO HOLD A HEARING.
• COMPLEX IGNITES CONFLICT BEACH COUNCIL RECONSIDERS DEVELOPMENT OF RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
• NORFOLK OFFICER SERIOUSLY HURT WHEN CAR DRAGS HIM SEVERAL BLOCKS THE DRIVER, A SUSPECTED CAR THIEF, IS STILL AT LARGE.
• BLEACHER BLAZER
• NEW VMI RATS BEGIN THEIR MARCH INTO HISTORY THIS CLASS MAY BE THE LAST ALL-MALE UNIT TO GRADUATE FROM THE INSTITUTE.
• STATE POLICE DIVERS DON'T GIVE UP EASY THEY GROPE THEIR WAY THROUGH DEEP, DARK, COLD WATER IN SEARCH OF EVIDENCE.
• BODY FOUND IN CAR
• TORI AMOS THRILLS CROWD IN A DRAMATIC VOCAL SHOW
• MAN CONVICTED 9 YEARS AFTER GHENT RAPE-MURDER
• POLICE ARREST NORFOLK TEEN WANTED IN FOUR ROBBERIES
• SECURITY GUARD SHOT
• INFANT BURNED
• WHITE MARLIN WAS SETTING THE PACE DURING A GOOD BILLFISHING WEEKEND
• PRO AND COLLEGE SCOUTS SEARCH FOR TALENT AT BABE RUTH SERIES
• USE REVERSE OSMOSIS, TASK FORCE SAYS COUNTIES SHOULD WORK TOGETHER, GROUP SAYS, BECAUSE WELLS WON'T HANDLE THE PROBLEM.
• WANCHESE SKIPPER WANTS TO PUT FISHING LICENSES IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• FIRED POLICE OFFICER'S HEARING BEFORE CITY COUNCIL RESCHEDULED
• TWO YOUTHS ROBBED AT GUNPOINT IN ELIZABETH CITY AFTER CURFEW
• NEDERLAND'S HOPE DASHED EARLY IN BABE RUTH LOSS TO OMAHA