The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Monday, September 16, 1996

• NELSON B. CLARK
• ROCCO GRILLO
• DOLLIE W. LONG
• JIMMY C. STIFF
• ZILPHA MILLER
• EVA N. HARRINGTON
• GERALDINE M. TOLSON
• DR. OSCAR E. CORDLE II
• ARLENE N. JONES
• JUAN A. ARAGONES
• DERWOOD V. GARDNER
• MAUDE M. MOGER
• FRANCES S. STANFORD
• BLAIS W. GASKILL
• CATHERINE CARAWAN
• CLAUDE C. LEWIS
• ROBERT L. BAKER
• EVELYN M. CANNON
• MARY F. BOOMER
• BROOKS TAYLOR
• ELLA F. JOHNSON
• TALMADGE H. TUGWELL
• RUTH D. FROHMAN
• DOROTHY E. CHANDLER
• HURRICANE FRAN LEFT BEHIND FOULED RIVERS
• FRAN'S FARM DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT MORE THAN TRIPLE BERTHA'S SURVEYING THE DAMAGE
• SUFFOLK SEEKS TO AMEND ZONING TO ALLOW PRIVATE DETENTION CENTER
• PROGRAM OFFERS PUBLIC HOUSING RESIDENTS AN OPTION TO WELFARE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CORRECTIONS A story in Monday's Metro News section about the 20th anniversary of Our Own Community Press made reference to another Hampton Roads-based newspaper serving the gay and lesbian community, Out & About. The story described the newspaper as being about half the size of Our Own. Out & About, which reports a statewide readership of about 60,000, publishes about 40 pages monthly compared to Our Own's 48 pages monthly. Correction published , Tuesday, September 17, 1996, p. A2 ***************************************************************** IT'S THE ONE NEWSPAPER GAYS CAN CALL ``OUR OWN'' FOR 20 YEARS, IT'S BEEN A VOICE THAT WON'T BE SILENCED.
• DIOCESE INCREASES REACH TO GROWING HISPANIC COMMUNITY
• EDENTON EVENTS SHOW PARTISAN POLITICS NEED NOT GET UGLY
• 4 YEARS LATER, STOCKDALE'S QUESTIONS STILL STRIKE A CHORD
• THE HEALING WALL: SEEKING A WAY TO HONOR SLAIN CHILDREN
• ROLL CALL: HOW MEMBER OF CONGRESS VOTED
• PARAGUAY SUES VIRGINIA OFFICIALS OVER DEATH PENALTY A PARAGUAYAN WAS CONVICTED OF A 1992 MURDER; THE SUIT SAYS TREATIES WERE BROKEN.
• CRIME LINE
• MURDER-SUICIDE SEEMED TO CENTER ON CUSTODY DISPUTE
• SUNDAY AT THE LIBRARY: A NEW TREAT FOR READERS KIRN TAKES TO A NEW WEEKEND SCHEDULE TO ACCOMMODATE ITS PATRONS' BUSY LIVES.
• ANOTHER GOAL: A SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS