The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Wednesday, March 5, 1997

• THE CHRYSLER MUSEUM OF ART
• FOOD STAMPS: MINIMIZING PAIN OF CUTS AS WELFARE REFORM KICKS IN, VIRGINIA IS WISE TO TEMPER JUSTICE WITH MERCY
• TONEY H. FOWLKES
• FOSTER R. DAVIS SR.
• MILDRED E. HARCUM
• FLORENCE B. HARRIS
• GERALDINE E. MOORE
• CLINTON D. CUTHRIELL
• CARLTON H. MCCLELLAN SR.
• LEON COOLEY
• EDWIN F. CRITTENDEN SR.
• WILLIAM F. GUILLOT
• GEORGE H. PARKER JR.
• OLIVE R. GARDNER
• ARBA S. GODWIN
• HARRY COLE
• BERNICE J. MELTON
• CHARLES H. MEADS JR.
• AUDREY W. LEWIS
• CHESAPEAKE AT LAST FINDS MEMBERS FOR PRESERVATION PANEL THE VOLUNTEERS WILL ADVISE THE CITY ON HISTORIC GRANTS AND RESTORATION WORK.
• FIX HOMELESSNESS, STUDY TELLS NORFOLK WHILE CITY COUNCIL TOOK NO ACTION ON TUESDAY, REACTION SEEMED FAVORABLE.
• VIRGINIA CAN HELP FIGHT GLOBAL WARMING
• UPCOMING
• CHANNEL DREDGING STUCK IN MUD FOR NOW PROJECT'S DELAY PUTS USE OF BOAT BASIN IN DRY DOCK FOR THE SUMMER
• SPUD SOWING
• COLONIAL DOWNS COUNTS ON SUNSHINE, STOCKS
• CREEDS MAN WON'T SELL HOME TO GROUP FOR A BOYS' SHELTERNEIGHBORS WERE DELIGHTED TO HEAR THAT THE OUTREACH CENTER WON'T BE MOVING IN.
• RITE AID SEEKS BATTLEFIELD PEACE
• SCHOOL BOARD WILL TELL SUFFOLK ITS CONCERNS ABOUT BUILDING PLAN CITY COUNCIL HAS PROPOSED A PANEL TO OVERSEE PROJECTS - INCLUDING SCHOOLS.
• STATE BUDGET COULD GIVE BEACH $2.18 MILLION MORE FOR SCHOOLS ADMINISTRATOR SAYS $1.5 MILLION HINGES ON DISTRICT GRANTING RAISES OF 4 PERCENT.
• A FORUM OF FRUSTRATION BERKLEY SAYS IT'S NEGLECTED RESIDENTS VENT THEIR CONCERNS AND ANGER AT A MEETING WITH NORFOLK CITY OFFICIALS.
• VIRGINIA
• POLICE ARREST MAN THEY SAY POSED AS WILDER'S SON
• HAMPTON ROADS
• LETTERS [TO THE EDITOR -- THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT]