The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Thursday, October 16, 1997

• ROBERT L. GODFREY SR.
• ROXYANNE WILLIAMS
• HERBERT D. EASH
• JAMES L. JACKSON
• WILLIAM G. CHERRY
• KAY M. DAVIDSON
• JAMES W. MUSSER
• CHARLES R. HUNTER SR.
• DARRELL J. HODGE
• OLA R. BONNIWELL
• LOUISE B. ALEXANDER
• KQUANNME T. DAVIS
• WILLIAM H. MEADS
• JAMES WALLS
• WILLIAM H. BYRD JR.
• ROSE A. WISE
• TIMOTHY MAYO
• ANDREW J. MCCLINTOCK
• CHARLIE A. PANTON
• CORNELIA F. VOGEL
• WARRICK J. WALDEN
• WILLIAM D. CALLAWAY
• ADA M. CHAMBERS
• JAMES W. ALFORD
• J. CECIL SHIRLEY SR.
• GERNOAH N. PURNELL JR.
• JAMES P. O'BRIANT JR.
• ALICE P. MILLING
• MARTIN L. PUGH
• MAX ROBBINS
• ETHEL O. SPEERS
• LINDA H. HUGHES
• MARGARET S. MARTIN
• NELLIE W. EDWARDS
• HARRISON C. BROWN
• DENNIS M. MCQUEENEY
• CORA DUNN
• MARY D. HATCHER
• MARY L. CHANDLER
• VIRGINIA R. HALLDORSON
• SAD DEPARTURE MADE BRIGHTER BY SERVING ALONGSIDE DAD
• WEEKLY BRIEFING
• FROM SEALS TO SEALS, SQUANDRON CARRIES IT ALL
• VIRGINIA BEACH SCHOOLS SECOND GUESSING
• CITIZENS HELPING CITIZENS LIFELINE CONFERENCE
• A BIG STAKE IN FAST TRACK DEBATE
• LETTERS TO EDITOR -- THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• ANNEXATION MYSTERY AMENDMENT DRIVES TENNESSEE CITIES MAD
• ANGLICAN CATHOLICS ELECT NEW ARCHBISHOP IN NORFOLK MEETING
• PORTSMOUTH CITY LOT MAY STAY GREEN
• RESETTING STATE'S COMPUTER CLOCKS ESTIMATED TO COST $83.7 MILLION
• CORPS OF ENGINEERS LENDING BEACH A DREDGE FOR RUDEE INLET
• EVMS WILL TEST NEXT GENERATION OF FLU VACCINE
• ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES: IT'S TIME TO CONSIDER GETTING FLU VACCINE
• CHARGES DISMISSED AGAINST WOMAN IN DEATH OF HER SON, 2
• CITY, RESIDENTS AT ODDS OVER FUTURE USE OF TRACT
• JONES INSTITUTE CREATES RESEARCH ENDOWMENTS
• SERVICES BOARD CONSIDERS OPTIONS WITHIN ORIGINAL SPENDING LIMITS
• SLAIN SUSPECT IN ROBBERY WAS STATE PRISON GUARD
• WOULD YOU PAY TO GO SOLO ON HOV? ROAD PLANNERS CONSIDER PROPOSAL TO BOOST USE OF I-64 LANES
• THESE ``FAIRY GODMOTHERS'' DRESS WOMEN SO THEY CAN FIND JOBS
• FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT FOR ALLIES, MAJOR SAYS
• HEAD OF HOUSING AGENCY WANTS A SMALLER BOARD 9 IS TOO MANY, SAYS CHESAPEAKE OFFICIAL, AND HE'LL ASK THE COUNCIL TO TRIM IT.
• BUILDING'S FUTURE BOGGED DOWN IN ITS PAST MEANT TO TRAIN ARTISANS, IT'S NOW BEING USED AS A DAY-CARE FACILITY.
• BEACH SURVEY OF INLET DEPTH USED TO ADVISE BOAT CAPTAIN, JUDGE TOLD
• RETURNING HOME
• EX-WORKER FILES LIBEL SUIT AGAINST MEATPACKER
• SUFFOLK PLAN INCLUDES NEW SCHOOLS, IN TIME
• AFRICATOWN UNVEILED $35 MILLION PLAN WILL SPRUCE UP 35TH STREET
• SAFETY SIGNS COME TOO LATE TO PREVENT ANOTHER ACCIDENT
• VIRGINIA
• HAMPTON ROADS
• SUFFOLK MAKES REGIONAL PEACE IN LONG WATER WAR
• COURTS & CRIME
• ANGLING FROM THE PIERS BRINGS MOSTLY GOOD RESULTS