The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Wednesday, October 8, 1997

• HAMPTON ROADS FACES GRIDLOCK COMPUTERS MAY UNTIE HIGHWAY KNOTS
• POLITICS CROSSING THE LINE
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• NOT-SO-GREAT DEBATE GILMORE-BEYER MUDFEST
• JODY A. VAN DONSELAAR
• PORTIA V. COOKE
• MATTIE B. WILKINS
• EVELYN W. CLARKE
• DAVID U. ELLIOTT
• DORUS E. COPELAND
• RUTH M. BACHARACH
• NANNIE M. HOLDZSKOM
• SHIRLEY EVANS
• MARGARET M. FRIEZ
• JOHN K. MENDOZA
• HERBERT H. HARRELL
• WALTER R. GRANDISON
• CHRISTINE FREEMAN
• CHARLIE M. JOHNSON
• MARVIN L. MILLER
• TOMMIE L. CHRISTIAN
• PEGGY E. GUNTER
• RICHARD L. PEAVY
• MARY A. BAZEMORE
• NANCY C. GRISHAM
• MARY W. HODGES
• FLOYD J. PARKER JR.
• CLARENCE JONES
• JOSEPH C. SUDDUTH
• JUNE M. RUBIER
• ABRAHAM A. BLOCK
• JOSEPH M. BAILEY
• FRANCIS A. KIMBRELL
• EVELYN E. JONES
• LENA F. ZIEGLER
• JOHN C. DOUD
• ANNIE P. DIAZ
• ALBERT L. CARNELL
• SIDNEY L. LAWRENCE
• ELEANOR R. LAPETINA
• BASIL L. STEARNS II
• JAMES E. KANE SR.
• DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT SURF-FISHING? TRY OUT A SCHOOL CLASSES FOR CASTERS
• BILL TAKES AIM AT N.C. OFFSHORE DRILLING
• TRAFFIC CUTS INTO FAMILY TIME FOR WORKING PAIR
• STATUS REPORT: THE LAKE GASTON PIPELINE
• PETTY OFFICER NAMED MILITARY CITIZEN OF YEAR
• COURTS & CRIME [BRIEFS]
• NORFOLK CONSIDERING RECREATION USER FEES
• POTENTIALLY DEADLY BUG HITS LAKE TAYLOR SENIOR
• TEAM EFFORT SAVES PYGMY WHALE MAMA IS MOVED, VIA NAVY PLANE, TO NATIONAL AQUARIUM IN BALTIMORE.
• BEACH COUNCIL TO FIGHT JUDGE'S RULING ABOUT TOWERS THE CITY HAD REJECTED A LITTLE NECK SITE, A MOVE THE JUDGE SAID VIOLATED U.S. LAW.
• WATERS GETS LIFE FOR MURDER DRIVER ALSO FOUND GUILTY IN TEEN BOY'S DRIVE-BY DEATH
• FIVE TO WORK ON PROBLEM OF SCHOOLS' AGE AT BEACH
• INCLUDE CHESAPEAKE IN REGIONAL PLANS, RESIDENTS ASK CONSULTANT
• CHESAPEAKE PANEL TO CONSIDER TREE-SAVING ORDINANCE
• MONTH AHEAD OFFERS A FULL SLATE OF FUN, FUND-RAISERS
• CURRITUCK PUTS A SIX-MONTH MORATORIUM ON NEW TOWERS
• E.C. MAYOR GARDNER WINS THIRD TERM BY ONLY 7 VOTES, ROBINSON REBUFFS LEARY, HANGS ON TO CITY COUNCIL SEAT
• A COMMUNITY CONTINUES ITS QUEST FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY
• BODY IS ARNAUD'S; SUSPECT'S ATTORNEY WANTS MENTAL TESTS
• VIRGINIA [BRIEFS]
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]
• SOURCE: Damon Tatem LENGTH: 12 lines
• CLARIFICATION
• HISTORY TOUR GIVES JEWS A CHANCE TO RELIVE PAST
• UNEMPLOYMENT