The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Sunday, March 2, 1997

• JOSEPH L. COLEMAN
• FLORENCE L. YODER
• CLAUDIA R. WHITLEY
• MILDRED T. SHARP
• EDWARD J. MCDOWELL
• PONCIANO B. OIDA
• LULA M. WADE
• JOYCE F. SAECKER
• JOYCE M. JARVIS
• WALTER D. GINGER JR.
• S. CURTIS GRAY JR.
• VERNA G. BRASSFIELD
• WEATHER SERVICE DROPS TOLL-FREE LINE TO WAKEFIELD
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** In Sunday's Metro News section, with a story about Portsmouth elementary school students learning about the Internet, a photo caption erroneously identified three fourth-grade students as being from John Tyler Elementary School in Portsmouth. Laura Black, 9, is a fourth-grader at Port Norfolk Elementary School. Courtney Waller, 10, and Sara Wooley, 10, are fourth-graders at Park View Elementary. Also, in the story, Sara Wooley's name mistakenly appeared with the letters cq after her first and last names. Correction published Tuesday, March 4, 1997. ***************************************************************** ELEMENTARY STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT INTERNET BY LEARNING THROUGH IT
• BLACK HISTORY MONTH ENDS; LESSONS LAST YEAR ROUND SCHOOL TEXTS AND LIBRARY INFORMATION ON HERITAGE IS EXPANDING EVERY YEAR.
• SPLASHING INTO MARCH
• CURBING ALCOHOL'S ALLURE A PRIZED GRANT WILL HELP THE STATE GET A LIFE-SAVING MESSAGE TO TEENS WHO DRINK.
• SEWERAGE DIRECTOR TRANSFORMED AN OUTDATED SYSTEM MAN FULFILLS PIPE DREAMJIM BORBERG MADE THE REGION'S WASTE AUTHORITY ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTED IN THE NATION. LAST YEAR, ITS NINE PLANTS ACHIEVED A FIRST: NOT ONE ENVIRONMENTAL VIOLATION.
• NO. 1 LADY ACES READY TO SCORE IN PLAYOFFS CONTINUITY HELPS EDENTON GIRLS CLIMB STATE RANKINGS WITH A 20-1 RECORD.
• SUPERINTENDENT TO HOST A TV SHOW ON BEACH SCHOOLS ``THE SCHOOL PICTURE'' WILL HAVE INTERVIEWS FOCUSING ON THE DISTRICT'S TIES TO THE BEACH.
• USDA CHIEF SETS PLAN TO TARGET RACIAL BIAS AGENCY MUST SOLVE ``SERIOUS, PERVASIVE'' DISCRIMINATION, SAYS SECRETARY GLICKMAN.
• COURTS & CRIME