The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Friday, March 28, 1997

• VIRGINIA AND THE U.S. ARE IMPROVING SLIGHLY AT MATH, BUT WE LAG BEHIND OUR ECONOMIC COMPETITORS IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD.
• GOOD FRIDAY A SOMBER DAY
• PARENTAL NOTIFICATION PROS AND CONS OF LAW
• CAMPAIGN-FINANCING WILL REFORM BE ENACTED AT LAST?
• OFFICIALS HOPE TO DRAW LINE ON CITIES' BORDER
• NORFOLK DEDICATES 8-STORY JAIL ADDITION WITH 1,400 INMATES, NORFOLK HOUSES MORE PRISONERS THAN ANY OTHER CITY IN VIRGINIA
• SUFFOLK CITIZENS TAKE VARIETY OF COMPLAINTS TO POLITICAL LEADERS
• OVERWORKED DREDGE STRUGGLES IN RELENTLESS WAR WITH NATURE
• OFFICIALS TRY TO FIGHT MEDICAL CUTBACKS LAWMAKERS AND A MILITARY OFFICIAL VOICE CONCERNS ABOUT CUTS AT PORTSMOUTH NAVAL.
• NAGS HEAD TOWN BUILDINGS SOLD, HAULED AWAY THE THREE, SIX-SIDED STRUCTURES WILL BE CONVERTED INTO RENTAL COTTAGES.
• TOP TEACHER: FAITH IN KIDS INSPIRES THEM
• HOW CITIES FARED
• STARTING DATE, SUPERINTENDENT TO STAY THE SAME IN ELIZABETH CITY
• VIRGINIA
• HAMPTON ROADS
• EASTER BASEBALL TOURNEY STARTS SATURDAY AFTERNOON