The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Wednesday, September 24, 1997

• WILLIE W. MOSS
• CLARENCE E. SPRY JR.
• ANGELA B. GALLOP
• MARY E. UZZLE
• C. EUGENE QUEENSBERRY
• MARY L. DAWSON
• BERNICE M. GASKINS
• DOROTHY H. PRESTON
• ETTA E. BRASWELL
• EDNA W. WILKINS
• COLA W. BEALE JR.
• ROBERT E. SINNOTT
• JOSEPH A. SMITH
• LUCY N. JACOBS
• EUA C. CLARK
• THOMAS M. RIGGINS
• HERBERT FREEMAN JR.
• MARGARET W. LATHAN
• ANNIE M. OUTLAW
• FREDDIE N. ELLIOTT SR.
• GRACE A. TOBIAS
• BRUCE L. ALLEN
• ELIJAH WILLIAMS
• MABLE LEE
• RALEIGH D. BUTLER
• DAVID T. WISE
• EDWARD WORTHINGTON
• 180 JETS, 12,500 PEOPLE WHAT WILL THE IMPACT BE? HAMPTON ROADS CITIES STAND TO GAIN TAXES AND PAY UP FOR SERVICES.
• FORUM TONIGHT: TENANT RIGHTS, RESPONSIBILITIES
• PRISONS BAD BUSINESS
• PFIESTERIA: A METAPHOR FOR ALL THAT'S WRONG IN THE BAY
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• PUBLIC EDUCATION FLASH! BEACH COUPLE PAID NORFOLK $26,000 TO TEACH THEIR SONS
• BUSTING THE BUDGET THE STING
• EARLY HEARING SHEDS LIGHT ON DETAILS OF VICIOUS KILLING
• YESTERDAY:
• WILLIAM A. BARRY JR.
• BOARD CHIEF TAKES BLAME FOR PROJECT'S COST OVERRUN STILL, BEACH MAY FURTHER EXAMINE THE BREAKDOWN IN COMMUNICATIONS.
• BINGO CASE YIELDS SECOND GUILTY PLEA CHESAPEAKE MAN WAS ASKED TO TESTIFY IN A TRIAL NEXT WEEK.
• COUPLE, FIVE CHILDREN SURVIVE A NIGHT LOST IN GREAT DISMAL SWAMP
• CHESAPEAKE OKS BYPASS, DRAWBRIDGE
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]
• ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICIALS STUDY URBAN FORESTS
• NO INDICTMENT FOR OFFICERS WHO SHOT KNIFE-WIELDING WOMAN CHESAPEAKE POLICE PLAN THEIR OWN STUDY OF AUG. 22 INCIDENT.
• BEACH TO HIRE CONSULTANT TO REVIEW NAVY'S OCEANA IMPACT
• COMPUTERS MAY LESSEN CHILD-CARE LOAD IN DECIDING TO REORGANIZE, AGENCY DECLINES TO ADD ANY INSPECTORS.
• HEARING SEEKS SOLUTIONS FOR CROWDED SCHOOLS MOST SUGGESTIONS AREN'T IN SUFFOLK BOARD'S CONTROL, AND PANEL'S IDEAS ARE UNPOPULAR.
• PLANNED RESIDENTIAL/SHOPPING COMPLEX IS GRANTED CERTIFICATE NORFOLK COUNCIL STILL MUST RESOLVE SOME DIFFERENCES OVER THE BUILDING MATERIALS.
• DISPUTED CHANGE IN WATER PACT TO BE AIREDAT ISSUE IS SELLING SURPLUS GALLONS TO CURRITUCK AREAS IN CASE OF EMERGENCY.
• THESE INTERSECTING ROADS LEAD TO CONFUSION U.S. 17 AREA MAY BE AS SAFE AS IT CAN BE
• BE CAREFUL - RABIES HAS REACHED THE OUTER BANKS
• FRISCO PIER, CHARTER BOATS BEAT OUT A SLOW FISHING DAY
• 80-DEGREE WEATHER WILL REFRESH CREWS OF THORN, NICHOLAS AFTER PICKING UP PEOPLE IN BERMUDA, SHIPS WILL RETURN FROM GULF ON FRIDAY.
• NO PASSING ALLOWED
• NORFOLK POLICE SEEK INFORMATION ON MISSING WOMAN
• WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO KILLING INFANT SHE WAS BABY-SITTING
• NORFOLK'S NEWEST FIRE STATION OPENS
• COPIES OF REPORT ARE AVAILABLE AT 3 HAMPTON ROADS LIBRARIES THE NAVY WILL ALSO HOLD 2 PUBLIC HEARINGS.
• SKY-HIGH REPAIRS THE SPIRE OF ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH COMES DOWN TO BE FIXED UP.
• STATUS REPORT MILITARY HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS
• UPCOMING
• ZONING LAWS MAY PUT BRAKES ON SKATEBOARD PARK
• CHESAPEAKE FIRES HOUSING DIRECTOR FALKNER SAYS HE WILL HIRE AN ATTORNEY TO SUE AUTHORITY
• SUPPORTERS PROMISE, THIS PLAN WILL DEVELOP FOR CITY OF SUFFOLK
• PORTSMOUTH SCHOOLS CAN NOW USE INFOLINE FOR HOMEWORK HINTS