The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Thursday, September 25, 1997

• JOE R. STEPHENS SR.
• RONALD SAMUEL MELTON SR.
• IRMA P. SHUFELT
• NELL J. BRITTON
• MARGIE ANN MITCHELL
• JESSE D. BEACH
• HARLAN A. HURDLE JR.
• MALINDA ANN DAISEY
• JEROME N. WILSON SR.
• GENE A. MAGRUDER
• DOROTHY SWIFT
• ROBERT E. SINNOTT
• JAMES F. WISNIEWSKI
• LOMA A. BOWNAS
• WILLIE C. HOLLOMAN
• MELVIN F. WRIGHT SR.
• PENNIE J. STEWART
• PERRY H. KAN
• DANIEL GLOWATSKY SR.
• L.B. BATTLE
• JOHN R. WARREN
• MARGIE A. MITCHELL
• HILDA E. DOWDY
• PHILLIP C. LIGHT
• ALLIE F. MORRIS
• EMERIDA RODRIGUEZ
• ADDIE B. BONDS
• MATTHEW R. WILLIAMS
• CHARLIE L. FREEMAN SR.
• BERNICE M. BROWN
• A WAKE-UP TEST SIMULATOR GIVES RESEARCHERS CLUES ON WHY SOME FALL ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL.
• THE TALE OF A HERO CARNEGIE GROUP HONORS SMITHFIELD SAMARITAN
• BOARD TO WEIGH HANDCUFFS IN SCHOOLS
• NSU DRAFTS FAR-REACHING PLAN TO BOOST FUND RAISING A SCHOOL OFFICIAL FOUND MORE THAN 4,300 OPPORTUNITIES - JUST ON CAMPUS.
• BRIDGE-TUNNEL FORBIDS PASSING VIOLATORS COULD BE HIT WITH A YEAR IN JAIL, $2,500 FINE.
• HELICOPTER RESCUE ADDS NEW ELEMENT TO TRAINING
• HAZARDOUS SUPPLIES MOVE MUCH MORE QUICKLY, SAFELY STREAMLINING ORDERS SAVES GOVERNMENT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
• WEEKLY BRIEFING
• THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
• CAR AND VAN POOLING WORTH CHECKING OUT DOWNTOWN NORFOLK TO OFFER PREFERENTIAL PARKING FOR RIDE SHARERS
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR -THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE ON TINY TANGIER ISLANDIT WAS PRACTICALLY A CRIME AGAINST NATURE WHEN THE TRANQUILLITY OF THE ISLAND WAS SHATTERED BY RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES HALF A CENTURY AGO.
• HIGHWAY FUNDING WARNER AT WORK THE SENATE APPROACH IS PREFERABLE TO THE BUDGET-BUSTING HOUSE BILL
• HEALTH DIRECTOR DEFENDS STATE'S LEVEL OF RESPONSE TO PFIESTERIA
• DAY-CARE WORKER MAY HAVE GIVEN CHILDREN A VOMIT-INDUCING DRUG
• NATIONAL GUARD BACKS PROPOSAL FOR OCEANFRONT MOTORCYCLE RALLY
• MOUNTAIN FOLK WILL BRING THEIR CHARM TO NORFOLK
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]
• ONE PFIESTERIA CELL FOUND IN ATLANTIC THE SCIENTISTS WHO STUMBLED UPON IT AFTER CLAM KILL AREN'T WORRIED.
• NORFOLK MAY PUT PARKING TICKETS INTO PRIVATE HANDS
• TESTIMONY OFFERS NO INSIGHT INTO SHOOTINGS
• PIER FISHING HIGHLIGHTS THE DAY ALL ALONG DARE COAST
• STATE TO TEST WATER SAMPLES UNTIL DARE HIRES SOMEONE
• ONE PFIESTERIA CELL FOUND IN ATLANTIC SCIENTISTS WHO STUMBLED UPON IT AFTER CLAM KILL AREN'T WORRIED
• COUNCIL'S VOTE KEEPS WATER DEAL AFLOAT PLAN COULD GIVE DARE BROADER CONTROL OF SUPPLY
• WASTE AGENCY SUES HAULER OVER ALLEGED TRASH FRAUD THE SPSA QUESTIONS THE ORIGIN OF SOME 500 TONS OF GARBAGE DUMPED IN SUFFOLK.
• QUAYLE'S SPEECH HINTS AT PRESIDENTIAL RACE
• NORFOLK COUNCIL ACTIONS
• VIRGINIA [BRIEFS]
• LANDLORDS AND TENANTS SEPARATED BY GRIPES NORVIEW MEETING TRIES TO DRAW BOTH SIDES INTO WORKING TOGETHER.
• STATE VOTES TO INCLUDE DARE HOSPITAL IN MEDICAL PLAN