The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Wednesday, June 18, 1997

• JAMES JENKINS
• MILDRED S. HOWELL
• DAKOTA S. TAYLOR
• ROY J. WASHER
• CHARLES C. SMITH JR.
• ALEXANDER A. SMITH JR.
• HARRY D. SHELAMER
• ELTON L. HENDRIX
• MARY A. DUNDALOW
• MICHAEL J. ENGLES
• VIRGINIA G. HARTMAN
• FRANCES G. BROBIE
• SARAH B. HOOVER
• HARRIETT K. MOWER
• LUCILLE A. MAWSON
• NORFOLK BOTANICAL GARDEN REFRESHMENT FOR JADED EYE, WEARY SOUL BY LAKE WHITEHURST
• YOUNG ARCHITECTS VOLUNTEER TO HELP REVIVE NORVIEW
• MARITIME MUSEUM INITIATIVE SEA STORIES
• RACE RELATIONS WORTH TALKING ABOUT
• OBICI REDUCES PSYCHIATRIC CARE HOSPITAL DIRECTORS VOTE TO CUT SERVICE BY ABOUT HALF RATHER THAN DISCONTINUE IT.
• APOLOGETIC WOMAN MUST REPAY BURIAL FUNDS UNSWAYED JUDGE ORDERS HER TO 21 MONTHS IN PRISON FOR TAKING RETIREES' MUTUAL AID SAVINGS.
• FACULTY URGES ODU TO PROVIDE INTERNET ACCESS TO ALL STUDENTS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story Wednesday about Virginia Beach police shootings said that Bruce Quagliato was shot approximately 60 times. Sixty shots were fired but police have not said how many of the shots hit Quagliato. Also, the same story should have stated that three investigations are already being conducted into another fatal shooting on Sunday. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot, Thursday, June 19, 1997, page A2. ***************************************************************** BEACH POLICE SHOOTINGS RISE; REASON IS UNCLEAR SUSPECTS SEEM TO BE CHALLENGING POLICE MORE, PROMPTING DEFENSIVE ACTION.
• BEACH TRIES TO DEEPEN RELATIONSHIP WITH CITIZENS
• SUN, HEAT, STORMS FORECAST; CHECK GULLS FOR GULLYWASHERS THE WEATHER IS EXPECTED TO COOL AGAIN NEXT WEEK.
• CHESAPEAKE DELAYS FEE INCREASE OF $50
• NASA VIDEO GAME COULD HELP SOME WHO SUFFER FROM ATTENTION DISORDERSTHE PROGRAM, USED ON PILOTS, CHANGES INTENSITY DEPENDING ON A PLAYER'S FOCUS.
• VIRGINIA [BRIEFS]
• BEACH OKS PRIVATE SPONSORSHIP FOR INTERSCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES
• MEMORIAL TO PORTSMOUTH SHOOTING VICTIM
• VIRGINIA MARINE SCIENCE MUSEUM THE VIRGINIA MARINE SCIENCE MUSEUM SAID IT HAS BECOME ONE OF THE TOP TEN AQUARIUMS AND MARINE SCIENCE CENTERS SINCE LAST JUNE, WHEN SEVERAL NEW EXHIBITS, SUCH AS THE NORFOLK CANYON AQUARIUM, AT LEFT, OPENED AS PART OF A $31 MILLION EXPANSION.
• NEIGHBORING WATERS THREATENED BY POLLUTION AND COASTAL GROWTH
• ELIZABETH CITY DOES ABOUT-FACE ON TAX HIKE TAXES IN OTHER TOWNS RUN GAMUT FROM 3-CENT CUT TO 7-CENT INCREASE