The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, February 23, 1997

• SPRINGLIKE WEATHER WARMS FINE RENDITION OF ``FOUR SEASONS''
• CORE CURRICULUM CHANGES AT ODU MAY BEGIN FOR '98 FRESHMEN
• TEAM HELPS DISABLED DEVELOP A FUTURE
• BONDS COULD FINISH REVIVAL THE $24 MILLION PROPOSAL WILL BE VOTED ON TUESDAY.
• ``HAP'' HOY, PHILANTHROPIST, DIES AT 73 THIS CIVIC LEADER DEDICATED HIMSELF TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND CHILDREN.
• MUSIC MERCHANTS REACH OUT TO HELP THEFT-STRICKEN GIRLS' HOME
• DISABLED NEED TO PLAN FOR HOW TO PAY FOR EDUCATION
• GROWING WINDSOR SERVES AN EXTRA TAX ON FAST FOOD
• MONEY CHUGS IN TO HELP RESTORE SUFFOLK TRAIN STATION
• PUPPETEERS FIGHTING WAR ON GANGS, VIOLENCE
• THE BEAT GOES ON PRECISION AND POWER MESH IN A $200 MILLION PROJECT THAT WILL ADD BRIDGE LANES.
• GRAMMATICAL CORRECTNESS IS GETTING TO BE A LONG-LOST ART
• CRIME LINE
• LACK OF TRAINED STAFF MAY FORCE MCV BURN UNIT TO SHUT DOWN FEWER PEOPLE ARE SUFFERING BURNS, SO FEWER PEOPLE ARE CHOOSING THE FIELD.
• THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DIGEST
• SAMUEL P. JORDAN SR.
• IRVIN DARDEN
• ROSA M. DELOATCH
• DOROTHY E. MAJETTE
• BEULAH W. TROTMAN
• RAYMOND R. GARCIA
• JULIUS W. SMITH
• TRACY MOZELLE
• PATRICIA A. LUPEJKIS
• RUBEN E. HODGES
• NEREA C. INSINNA
• SARA W. HALSTEAD
• EDNA K. HINDMARSH
• GLADYS M. ROWLAND
• CLAUDIE BRANCH
• VIRGINIA S. RICHARDSON
• OSSIE MAE AMOS
• ESTHER L. KURTZ
• CHARLES O. DOWTIN
• DOROTHY P. CRAWFORD
• DONALD L. KIRKBRIDE
• WILLIAM O. FEREBEE
• CLIFTON T. ARTIS
• JAMES A. WINSTON
• GEORGE C. MANSON III
• MARCUS R. HINTON
• WILLIS W. SYKES
• MICHAEL J. MALONEY
• ROGER W. BECKER
• HAROLD C. HOY
• NETTIE P. MATHIAS
• EUGURTHA M. JOHNSON
• PETER W. DOWSON SR.
• ARBELL C. REYNOLDS
• RUTH A. JOHNSON
• GROUP AIMS TO HELP RESIDENTS FIX UP NORVIEW
• RALEIGH WRESTLES WITH REDISTRICTING AGAIN
• GROUPS PICKED AFTER 14 HOURS OF MEETINGS PANELS TO SEEK BOND CONSENSUS COMMISSIONERS AND EDUCATORS MUST WORK FAST FOR RESOLUTION; DEADLINE APPROACHES.
• DOG DRAGGING SPAWNS CRIES FOR TOUGHER CRUELTY LAWS PURPOSELY HURTING PETS SHOULD BECOME A FELONY, ACTIVISTS SAY; CITY AGREES.
• VETERINARIANS ARE A SPECIAL BREED OFFERING MEDICINE, LOVE