The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, September 25, 1996

• NORFOLK LITTLE THEATER TURNS 70: CURTAINS? NOT YET
• HELP YOUTH SEE ``THE LIGHT''
• NO POINT IN FINGER-POINTING
• COOPERATION IS KEY TO SCHOOL SUCCESS
• GIVING GIFT OF LIFE
• FACULTY TENURE: IT SURE AIN'T WHAT IT NEVER USED TO BE
• VMI BOWS TO THE INEVITABLE: MAKING THE TRANSITION
• HOMES NOT ENOUGH
• COMMANDER OF ATLANTIC FLEET SAYS HE'LL RETIRE FLANAGAN BROUGHT A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO DOWNSIZING AND REGIONAL COOPERATION.
• CRUSADE FOR JUSTICE ON TUESDAY, GLORIDA BRANTON WEPT QUIETLY AS A PORTSMOUTH JURY CONVICTED HERBERT FOSTER OF HER NEPHEW'S MURDER. IT WAS THE END OF HER LONG CRUSADE
• HARASSMENT MAKES VMI APPLICANT DECIDE TO WITHDRAW
• EX-OPERATOR OF SMITHFIELD SEWAGE UNIT IS INDICTED HE ALLEGEDLY DUMPED WASTES INTO WATERS AND LIED TO STATE ABOUT IT.
• CONTROVERSY DOGS NAVAL ACADEMY CHIEF