The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Saturday, August 30, 1997

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• CHESAPEAKE: OPTIONS TO DEADLY FORCE POLICE NEED NONLETHAL METHOD FOR DISARMING KNIFE-WIELDING CITIZENS
• ANOTHER VIEW: LOW-WAGE JOBS GROWING IN HAMPTON ROADS
• VIRGINIA PRISONERS: IT'S A CRIME CANDIDATE GILMORE'S PLAN MIGHT DEFRAY HIGH COST OF PRISON, BUT RECIDIVISM COULD INCREASE
• VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE'S SCORECARD: 26 MEN, 2 WOMEN
• JACKIE L. PLEDGER
• LILLIE M. ELDER
• MARY B. BOWDEN
• RAFAEL BAEZ JR.
• LAWRENCE H. FOSTER JR.
• RANDOLPH L. BOOTHE
• MARGARET M. PETERSON
• ELMO D. WILSON
• BERT GREY
• MAXINE JEFFERSON
• JOHN C. GARRIS SR.
• DOROTHEA I. MOORE
• HARRY L. GREEN
• BEVERLY E. HUDGINS
• WILTON HOLMGREN
• JAMES W. ROGERS
• DANIEL E. NETHERY
• A LITTLE GIRL'S HOPES INSPIRE FEDERAL HELP $25 MILLION GRANT WILL HELP REVIVE IDA BARBOUR AREA.
• LAST-MINUTE MOVES UPSET SOME PARENTS AND TEACHERS 19 BEACH SCHOOLS SEE CHANGES AS OFFICIALS REACT TO ENROLLMENT.
• WHEN TO PULL THE TRIGGER TWO RECENT CASES LEAD TO OUTCRY FROM PUBLIC OVER DEADLY FORCE BY POLICE OFFICERS
• REPLACEMENT HOUSING FOR IDA BARBOUR DUE TO BE NATIONAL MODEL
• ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY, A.R.E. COULD GO IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS THE SCHOOL WANTS TO MOVE TOWARD TRADITIONAL DEGREES AND ACCREDITATION.
• BURST PIPE SENDS RAW SEWAGE ONTO CHESAPEAKE LAWNS ABOUT 180,000 GALLONS SEEP INTO DEEP CREEK TRIBUTARY.
• ARGUMENT AT NIP JOINT LEADS TO SHOOTING
• VIOLA MADISON WILL SUCCEED HER LATE HUSBAND ON NSU BOARD
• NEIGHBORHOOD FESTIVAL SPARKS CIVIC PRIDE - AND A LOT MORE
• POLICE SEARCH FOR PRISON ESCAPEES FROM MISSISSIPPI ONE MAN CAUGHT IN NORFOLK AS OFFICIALS USE DOGS, HELICOPTERS.
• THREE MEN INDICTED IN PRESCRIPTION DRUG CASE PHARMACISTS, SALESMAN ACCUSED OF SELLING DRUGS FROM ALBEMARLE HOSPITAL.
• HAMPTON ROADS - NEWS BRIEFS
• KILL DEVIL HILLS GIVES RECYCLING AREA A FACE LIFT A PERMIT SYSTEM TO LIMIT ACCESS TO THE BULK SECTION OF THE FACILITY MAY FOLLOW.
• WESLEYAN'S PRESIDENT HOSTS READING GROUPS
• MAYLAND G. WADE
• JEANETTE A. THORNES
• MARGARET S. BRIGHT
• HEALTH FAIR AIMS TO HELP INMATES HELP THEMSELVES
• MANTEO'S FINEST NOW BOASTS FIRST FEMALE POLICE OFFICER KATHRYN BRYAN HAS 10 YEARS OF MILITARY EXPERIENCE
• 41 EMS WORKERS SUING CHESAPEAKE FOR OVERTIME WAGES THE SUIT CLAIMS THAT THE CITY MISLED THE WORKERS ABOUT HOW MUCH IT OWED THEM.
• MUSIC STARTS BIG WEEKEND
• DOLPHIN FISHING EXCELLENT; TUNA FISHING RATED GOOD