The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Monday, November 4, 1996

• SECOND PORTSMOUTH DRUG KINGPIN CONVICTED MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
• NORFOLK-VIRGINIA BEACH KIDS VOTE TOMORROW SHOW UP THE GROWNUPS
• LEARN THE ABCS OF THE JUSTICE SYSTEM
• AREA NEEDS NEW NAME
• MAYOR'S ``LEGAL'' PROMISE IS NOT ENOUGH
• BAD DEAL IN CHESAPEAKE
• DEFENDING ROTTWEILERS
• IN THE WRONG SPACE
• SEND BARBECUE PLEASE
• SUFFOLK TAX A ``SURPRISE''
• CANDIDATES' ``QUICK FIXES'' TREAD ON OUR CIVIL LIBERTIES
• VIRGINIA BEACH NEPTUNE FESTIVAL WHY NOT A QUEEN?
• THE ELDER STATESMAN 19 YEARS AGO, HENRY HOWELL LEFT VIRGINIA POLITICS AFTER THREE UNSUCCESSFUL TRIES AT GOVERNOR. TODAY HE REMAINS THE MAN WHO TRANSFORMED STATE POLITICS WITH A FIERY POPULISM, AND WHO, SOME SAY, MAY HAVE ACCOMPLISHED MORE THAN IF HE'D WON. .
• SHINN SAYS HE'LL MOVE A TEAM HERE IF EXPANSION BID FAILS OWNER'S CONDITIONS: 1. REGION MUST PRESENT A GOOD PLAN TO BUILD AN 18,000-SEAT ARENA. 2. A SEASON-TICKET SALE THAT BEGINS TUESDAY MUST GO WELL.
• AREA OFFICIALS LIKE WHAT THEY SEE AFTER JETTING TO CHARLOTTE FOR AN NBA GAME.
• PILOT WHO FIRED ON IRAQI SITE HAD A FALSE ALERT PENTAGON DEFENDS AIRMAN'S ACTIONS, SAYS A SIGNAL WARNED THAT HE WAS TARGETED.
• CHRISTIAN COALITION LEADERS TRUMPET SUCCESS WITH VOTER GUIDE CAMPAIGN