The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Thursday, June 5, 1997

• WEEKLY BRIEFING
• YOUTH AND CRIME A PROMISING PROGRAM
• 29 DEQ STAFFERS REPLACED ENVIRONMENT WILL SUFFER
• LETTERS TO EDITOR -- THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• LILLIE C. BROWN
• THOMAS M. HIGH
• GENEVIE B. VALENTINE
• ALFRED GREEN
• MARTHA H. TURNBULL
• RAY PETERSON SR.
• MARIE DUDLEY
• EVELYN E. ALSTON
• DOROTHY G. HOLLEY
• TAMMY F. LOGAN
• HEZEKIAH WILKERSON SR.
• CHARLES W. SMALLWOOD
• FLOYD SUTTON JR.
• ORVILLE E. SHORE
• GREGORY M. EVANS SR.
• GERTRUDE S. STARK
• LUTHER R. STANLEY JR.
• ENID M. BEAZLEY
• JULIA B. CURFMAN
• ALTA B. BROWN
• BENJAMIN F. FERRELL
• JAMES E. MARROW
• FANNIE M. MATTESON
• HARBORFEST AND SEAWALL FESTIVAL ARE GROWING TOGETHER ONE BIG RIVERFRONT PARTY IS SET FOR 2000, WHEN 100 TALL SHIPS WILL VISIT THE HARBOR.
• $30,000 IN DAMAGES AT WORK SITE LINKED TO ``ANTI-GROWTH'' FORCES
• THE AFRICAN QUEEN TO GET UP STEAM FOR HARBORFEST
• JURY WILL CONTINUE DELIBERATIONS TODAY IN TEEN'S MURDER TRIAL
• STATE WANTS TO REIN IN BINGO CHARITY FUNDS ARE OFTEN MISSPENT, OFFICIAL SAYS
• DOWNTOWN SUFFOLK ASSOCIATION VOTES TO QUIT STATE'S MAIN STREET WITH NO CITY FUNDING, THE GROUP SAID IT COULD NOT STAY IN THE PROGRAM.
• STUDY DISPUTES LINK BETWEEN GULF WAR, BIRTH DEFECTS A BIRTH-DEFECT SPECIALIST SAYS THE STUDY HAS DRAWBACKS AND DOESN'T ``REASSURE'' HER.
• HARBORFEST AND MERCHANTS WORK FOR IMPROVED WATERFRONT PARTY
• UPDATED PLAN URGES RESTORATION OF CRAB HABITAT WITH NO FUNDING AVAILABLE, OFFICIALS COUNTING ON VOLUNTEERS TO RESTORE, PROTECT AREA.
• RESTORE OREGON INLET PLAN, REP. JONES ASKS N.C. CONGRESSMAN WANTS THE STATE TO PROCEED WITH EROSION CONTROLS.