The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, August 28, 1996

• GIVE BILLS' DISGRUNTLED SMITH BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT
• BEAMER PUTS KICKING HOPES ON THE FOOT OF A FRESHMAN SHAYNE GRAHAM WILL BE THE FIRST TRUE FRESHMAN TO KICK REGULARLY FOR THE HOKIES SINCE 1981.
• EX-SPARTAN ROE WINS JOB WITH RAVENS; OTHER LOCALS NOT SO LUCKY
• WESTBROOK'S HEALTH IS KEY FOR RECEIVERS WASHINGTON'S UNIT WILL BE A STRONG ONE IF HE CAN STAY IN THE LINEUP
• BENEDICT'S GOAL FOR TIDES: WIN IL TITLE
• MARINERS' RALLY COMES UP SHORT
• NO BRIGHT SPOT AS TIDES FALL TO PAWTUCKET
• FLORIDA STATE TREATING ACC RIVALS WITH RESPECT LAST SEASON'S LOSS TO VIRGINIA HAS PUT THE CONFERENCE IN A NEW LIGHT FOR THE SEMINOLES.
• CREW CHIEF HURT AS JARRETT GOES FOR MILLION
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story on the front page of Wednesday's sports section, and the headline on a separate story inside the section, incorrectly reported that the Virginia Beach City Council approved funding for a 7,500-seat soccer and football stadium. The City Council only approved funding for the design of a stadium. Correction published Thursday, August 29, 1996, page C6. ***************************************************************** COUNCIL OK'S STADIUM FOR MARINERS
• FORMER CHURCHLAND STAR SENTENCED IN SEXUAL ABUSE CASE