The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, November 6, 1996

• HAMPTON U., U.VA. HIGH IN RATES OF BLACK GRADUATIONS A SURVEY LOOKED AT HOW MANY FINISH WITHIN SIX YEARS.
• END SURCHARGE ON GUN BUYING, COUNCIL MEMBER URGES NORFOLK
• FOR 75 YEARS NOW, CROSSING DUTIES HAVE MOLDED LEADERS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Due to incorrect information supplied to the newspaper, the name of Petty Officer 1st Class Steven M. Voigt, a Navy SEAL commando killed last month in a helicopter crash in the Persian Gulf, was misspelled in several stories. Correction published Thursday, November 7, 1996. ***************************************************************** SEAL KILLED IN CRASH OF ENTERPRISE COPTER VOLUNTEERED FOR TRIP
• THE CHOICE OF THE CHILDREN VOTING FOR A BETTER FUTURE THEIR VOTES MAY NOT COUNT YET, BUT THESE STUDENTS ARE READY TO CHOOSE.
• JENNEY SEEKS TAX AUTHORITY BUT FIRST, SCHOOLS MUST REGAIN PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, THE TOP ADMINISTRATOR SAYS. SUPERINTENDENT PRESENTS STRATEGIC PLAN TO BEACH SCHOOL BOARD THE 27-PAGE REPORT OUTLINES PROPOSALS FOR THE DISTRICT'S NEXT FIVE YEARS, INCLUDING A POSSIBLE MOVE TOWARD FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE.
• NEWSWEEK HAILS MEYERA OBERNDORF NATIONAL MAGAZINE SALUTES COURAGE OF VIRGINIA BEACH MAYOR FOR DISCLOSING BREAST CANCER PRIOR TO ELECTION LAST SPRING.
• FISHING ON NORTHERN BEACHES IMPROVES, YIELDING A MIXED BAG
• AT SOME PRECINCTS, PEOPLE WAITED 2 1/2 HOURS TO CAST THEIR VOTE A HEAVY VOTER TURNOUT, NEW BALLOT MACHINES CAUSED DELAYS AND SOME LONG, LONG LINES.
• JOY FUND DONORS
• HAMPTON AIRMAN, VICTIM OF SAUDI BOMB ATTACK, MAY NEVER FULLY RECOVER
• SATELLITES FAIL TO DEPLOY FROM ROCKET LAUNCHED OFF VA. COAST THE LAUNCH WAS SUCCESSFUL, BUT THE SCIENTIFIC PROBES MAY BE USELESS.
• 3,500-MILE BIKE RIDE IS TIRING, EXHILARATING WAY TO FIGHT CANCER A BEACH MAN, 73, BICYCLES FOR 48 DAYS TO HELP THE NORFOLK-BASED LEE'S FRIENDS.
• LAWYERS PRESS ALLEN TO SPARE FELON FROM DEATH
• CHESAPEAKE REFERENDUM PETITION DRIVE A SUCCESS, ORGANIZERS SAY THEY SEEK NONBINDING VOTES BY CITIZENS ON LOCAL MATTERS.
• POLICE RELEASE SKETCHES OF NSU SLAYING SUSPECTS
• CLAYTON AND JONES RE-ELECTED EASILY TO 1ST, 3RD DISTRICTS
• HARD-FOUGHT CAMPAIGN GIVES TWO SEATS TO GOP BYRD AND JOHNSON ARE THE NEWCOMERS TO DARE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.