The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, January 16, 1997

• GOODWILL INDUSTRIES NOTES CAREER CENTER OPENING
• BOY FINDS HIS STOLEN BICYCLE AND GENEROUS NEW FRIENDS, TOO MICHAEL CARLO'S LOSS BROUGHT HIM MANY OFFERS OF HELP.
• CHESAPEAKE BOARD OKS NEW POLICY FOR RENTING OUT SCHOOLS
• BILLS PROPOSED TO FREEZE DAY-CARE STANDARDS
• OYSTERS SELLING HERE DESPITE SOME RECALLS ELSEWHERE
• PILLS MAY GET STUDENTS SUSPENDED
• NEWLY FUNDED HOMEWORK CLUB RETURNS TO CHESAPEAKE SCHOOL
• COUNCILMAN PUSHED FOR LINE TO CHESAPEAKE< A REGIONAL PLANNING BOARD REJECTS HIS REQUEST TO DELAY THE PLAN FOR MORE STUDY.
• CHESAPEAKE ACTIVISTS FACE PETITION DEADLINE TODAY GROUP IS TRYING TO REVERSE COUNCIL'S APPROVAL OF A NEW DEVELOPMENT.
• CITY WEIGHS HOMELESS SHELTER PLANS AN $800,000 GRANT FOR THE PROJECT WAS SECURED 2 YEARS AGO.
• SCHOOL NEEDS VS. TAXES COLLIDE AT WORK SESSION $127.7 MILLION OVER 5 YEARS ISN'T POSSIBLE, COUNCIL MEMBERS TELL THE SCHOOL BOARD.
• MAN CONVICTED IN 1990 DEATHS IS FATALLY SHOT
• SUFFOLK DELAYS ACTION ON BUILDERS' PROFFERS
• REGIONAL GROUP MIGHT CONSIDER FOSTERING DISCUSSION ON WATER
• COMMISSION SAYS NEW DRIVER'S LICENSE PLAN WILL SAVE TEEN LIVES
• SOARING OVER OUTER BANKS
• THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DIGEST
• HALF-BAKED SAGA FINALLY PANNING OUT
• JOY FUND DONORS
• STATE DIGEST
• ECONOMIC COMMISSION DISCUSSES WAYS TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT
• IN A SIMULATION, MARINES SHOW HOW THEY WOULD GUARD MILITARY INSTALLATIONS. PROTECTING THE PROTECTORS
• FUND-RAISING UPDATE: BEYER HAS EARLY LEAD OVER GILMORE
• BOATER STILL MISSING; SEARCH TO RESUME AFTER STORM PASSES
• PARDON IS GRANTED MAN WRONGLY CONVICTED OF RAPE THE WOMAN WHO ACCUSED THE MAN WILL NOT BE CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
• BEACH WINS GASTON SUPPORT OF 3 ENERGY TRADE GROUPS
• SUFFOLK AGAIN DELAYS DECISION ON GASTON PERMIT FOR NORFOLK
• FAMILY AND FRIENDS COPE WITH DEATH OF BUSY, OUTGOING BOY