The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Tuesday, March 25, 1997

• EDUARDO B. MAYORALGO
• GLENN C. WAGNER
• THOMAS J. EVANS
• JACK L. PENNINGTON SR.
• EARLE M. FAULK
• ALTON JORDAN
• JOSEPH G. NEMETZ
• JOHN M. LASSITER
• SOCCER STADIUM TIME TO GO SLOW PRIME VIRGINIA BEACH PROPERTY AT LAKE RIDGE IS FILLING UP WITH PROJECTS THAT FAIL TO COMPLMENT EACH OTHER.
• MICHAEL S. BANKS
• AUSBORN GLEE III
• THRESSA M. HAGER
• GERTRUDE H. HERBERT
• ERNEST A. TOTH SR.
• LUCY B. SPRATLEY
• HOG MONEY WENT TO LAWMAKERS, STUDY SAYS DONATIONS PRECEDE VOTE ON NEW LAWS.
• KEMPSVILLE SCIENCE TEAM TO FLEX MINDS AT NATIONAL COMPETITION
• SUFFOLK ASKING RESIDENTS TO GIVE UP THEIR LAND IN ZONING TO CONTROL TRAFFIC, THE CITY IS IMPOSING LANDSCAPE REQUIREMENTS.
• PORTSMOUTH PUSHES FOR PINNERS POINT TUNNEL PROPOSALS SHOULDN'T BE ALLOWED TO DERAIL ROAD PLANS, OFFICIALS TELL VDOT.
• IS IT TIME TO RETIRE SOME OF THOSE VAPID TV ADS?
• DOCTOR SPEAKS TODAY ON RISKS OF SUPPORTING ASSISTED SUICIDE
• MENTORED TEENS MAKE THE ROUNDS
• CHESAPEAKE BOARD TOLD TO TEACH OTHER THEORIES OF LIFE EVOLUTION IS THE ONLY THEORY MANY CLASSES GIVE ANY CREDENCE, CHALLENGERS SAY.
• 2 GIRLS, FORCED TO STRIP IN SEARCH AT BEACH SCHOOL, SETTLE LAWSUIT FOR $75,000
• STATE GRANTS TO HELP SCHOOLS PREPARE STUDENTS FOR JOBS DISTRICTS IN TYRRELL, DARE, HYDE AND CURRITUCK COUNTIES GOT FUNDS
• VA. DETAILS SUIT AGAINST SMITHFIELD< AN ATTORNEY FOR THE MEATPACKING GIANT SAYS THE DOCUMENT OFFERS FEW SURPRISES.
• ALBEMARLE
• STRIPED BASS POPULATION GROWS SWIMMINGLY IN BAY THE REBOUND INDICATES THE BAY NOW OFFERS A FRIENDLIER ENVIRONMENT FOR MARINE LIFE.
• CONSTRUCTION DISPUTE SLOWS PRISON PROJECT
• ALLEN VETOES LEGISLATION AIMED AT MODERATING WELFARE REFORM
• STATUS REPORT: PORTSMOUTH SCHOOL BUDGET<
• Q & A