The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, October 17, 1995

• WANTED: BROTHERS AND SISTERS THE UNITED WAY IS STARTING A MENTOR PROGRAM IN 5 LOCAL SCHOOLS.
• NORFOLK HIRES CONSULTANT TO TEST SCHOOL FOR BAD AIR A PARENT'S COMPLAINT ABOUT TARRALLTON LEADS TO A PROBE.
• A WILL TO LEARN VASSAR GRAD, 95, COMPLETES COMPUTER COURSE<
• CHRYSLER MUSEUM DIRECTOR FRANKEL QUITS HIS POST AFTER SIX YEARS IN THE NORFOLK JOB, HE WILL RUN A SMALLER MUSEUM IN CALIFORNIA.
• ``ROLLING ROADBLOCK'' USED TO STOP A 100-MPH CHASE
• TECHNOLOGY GIVES VIRGINIA BEACH THE POWER TO SAY: PAY YOUR TAXES - OR ELSE IF YOU DON'T, YOUR EMPLOYER WILL TAKE IT OUT OF YOUR WAGES. CITY ESTIMATES IT MAY COLLECT $1.5 MILLION IN PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES.
• SUFFOLK HOUSING BOARD DIRECTOR TO STEP DOWN
• CHESAPEAKE WARNED ON REBATES FOR WATER CITY ATTORNEY TELLS COUNCIL THAT REFUNDS COULD OPEN THE CITY TO SUITS BY RESIDENTS.
• A VAST CARPET OF INDIVIDUAL FACES DROWNS OUT RHETORIC
• ENVIRONMENTALISTS WANT PESTICIDE-BOARD MEMBER TO BE OUSTED
• KEMPSVILLE ROAD TO REOPEN
• TRUCK KILLS PEDESTRIAN
• STUDENT ARRESTED
• GRACE P. EDWARDS
• CHARLES C. STEIRLY
• JASMINE A. WHITESIDE
• ANNE B. FOGLER
• MARIA A. CLOUSE
• MADELINE BLAKE
• ROLAND PINCIARO
• THERRELL T. KEECH
• ROBERT W. REED
• EDITH H. WATTS
• DONALD L. MALLORY
• CURTIS H. WOOD
• ROBERT L. RAWLS
• BRUCE C. JOHNSON
• EDGAR G. HONAKER JR.
• ERNEST L. MATTHEWS
• KATHERINE M. WHITEHEAD
• WILLIAM VOLIVA
• ERMA C. PIERCE
• LILLIE M. LAFORM
• ELIZABETH STEVENSON
• LEON SMITH JR.
• LOUISE V. NORFLEET
• LINWOOD A. BAKER
• MARY L. BLEDSOE
• INEZ W. HARRIS
• EULA F. ANDERSON
• VIVIAN STRINGFIELD
• MARY F. SKINNER
• FRANK E. BELLE
• ODELL B. BOWE
• MINNIE P. EVERTON
• LARRY R. MARSLENDER SR.
• HERMAN E. ROSENBURG
• RUTH R. AUSTIN
• GUNTHER BOLDT
• JULIAN E. BAUM JR.
• EMEROON BRYANT SR.
• ESTELLE M. JOHNSON
• WILLIAM J. HOGGARD SR.
• KIMBERLY M. SPRUILL
• N.C. FINES KMART $25,000 FOR SCANNING OVERCHARGES
• TOBACCO WANES; COTTON LOOKS LIKE KING FARMERS PLANTED 802,000 ACRES THIS YEAR - A 65% RISE.
• THE CANDIDATES, ON UNIVERSITY FUNDING
• FISHING RANGED FROM SWIFT TO SLOW OVER WEEKEND
• DIRECTOR BACKS SOCIAL SERVICES ON REFERRALS COLEMAN AGREES JUST 2 PASQUOTANK CASES INVOLVED ABUSE.
• COLLEGE BASEBALL WILL COME TO OUTER BANKS
• DARE BOARD PUTS MONEY TO STUDY OF COUNTY SCHOOLS
• SKETCH OF ASSAULT SUSPECT RELEASED
• LEROY C. HANNA