The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, October 1, 1996

• A SALUTE TO ENTERPRISING TEENS
• LEGACY REMAINS
• HOW ABOUT A PRO-CAPITALIST VIEW?
• BEND IN THE ROAD FOR CAR SALESMAN
• SPECIAL TREATMENT
• GUIDANCE COUNSELORS SERVE HUNDREDS
• FOUR KEY SPORTS-ARENA GROUPS PLEDGE UNITY SOMEONE'S COOPERATING
• THANK FOUNDERS
• EQUINE FANTASY
• HYGIENE IS A1 NEWS
• SOUR-GRAPES BOYCOTT
• CAN'T ACCEPT CLINTON
• ``DIXIE'' FAR FROM HOME
• VIRGINIA BEACH SCHOOLS' FINANCIAL SERVICES TIE IN WITH CITY NOW
• ENJOYING THE WINDS
• FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN GRADUATE OF U.VA. DIES
• PORTABLE PUMP BUYS TIME FOR BEACH TEEN HE IS THE FIRTS LOCAL PATIENT TO BE DISCHARGE WHILE WERAING THE DEVICE.
• TELEMARKETERS MIX HIGH TECH WITH SMOOTH TALK OPERATORS LIKE COLETTE SMITH HELP CHESAPEAKE'S ICT GROUP REACH MORE THAN 10,000 CUSTOMERS A DAY.
• MINIMUM WAGE INCREASING TO $4.75 AN HOUR TODAY
• WITH AN EYE ON '99, U.S. CEDES CONTROL OF BASE IN PANAMA
• SENATE PROMOTIONS PANEL RELAXES TAILHOOK SCRUTINY
• PENTAGON DENIES THAT TROOPS WERE TOLD TO IGNORE GAS WARNINGS A NEWSPAPER CITED LOG REPORTS COMPILED TO ASSESS THE THREAT OF IRAQI CHEMICAL WEAPONS.
• CORRECTIONS
• FORMER MIDSHIPMAN GETS 90 DAYS FOR CHILD ABUSE