The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Tuesday, July 22, 1997

• CRIME LINE
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR -THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• ON A ROLL PORTSMOUTH IS POSITIONED TO DO WELL IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM.
• ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT: A NEW SHAKESPEAREAN ART
• LULA E. BONNER
• ALBERT P. HASS
• NEAL A. MOORE
• LEIGH L. JONES-TOWE
• JAHN T. RAMSEY
• WILLIE B. MOORE
• MARTHA A. TEW
• THOMAS D. PETERS
• CATHERINE B. ARCHER
• LADYE E. WILSON
• JAMES R. NASH
• MILFORD L. MUSSELWHITE
• HORACE D. BUTLER
• NELLIE PEYTON
• FLORENCE Z. WILSON
• CHARLIE WHITE
• DARREL O. HILL
• JEANNE L. FITZGERALD
• JEAN J. NOONAN
• VERA R. GARDNER
• JUDGE DISMISSED CASE FACING COUNCILWOMAN
• BEYER'S TAX-CUT PLAN GETS BACKING TO TOP LEGISLATORS KEY DEMOCRATS CALL THE PLAN "WORKABLE," SAY THEY CAN GET IT THROUGH ASSEMBLY.
• NORFOLK PLANS TO CAULK CRACKS IN ONE ZONING ORDINANCE THE COUNCIL WANTS TO MAKE SURE THAT NEIGHBORHOOD HAVE TO SAY ON PROJECTS.
• A TRIP INTO 1920S PORTSMOUTH JEFFREY WILSON'S COLUMNS ARE INSPIRING A LOCAL LIBRARIAN'S RESEARCH.
• PANEL VOTES TO STUDY LIGHTHOUSE MOVE
• VIRGINIA [BRIEFS]
• HOUSING COMMISSIONERS WILL TAKE TOUR OF PROBLEMS AT SUFFOLK DEVELOPMENTS
• WILLIAM AND MARY EXCAVATION SUGGESTS UPPER-CLASS PRESENCE THE HOUSE MAY HAVE BELONGED TO THE WEALTHY THOMAS BALLARD.
• WHEN OWNERS GO AWAY, KENNELS TRY TO HELP PETS FEEL AT HOME BUSINESS IS BRISK THIS TIME OF YEAR AT ``PET HOTELS.''
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]
• WEEKEND TRAILER FIRE PUTS MAN IN HOSPITAL
• PERQUIMANS CONDUCTS QUICK SEARCH FOR NEW FOOTBALL COACH
• DISNEY GOT IT WRONG ABOUT THE WRIGHTS, OHIO MAN INSISTS FLYING BROTHERS' HOME WAS IN DAYTON; FAME GAINED IN N.C.