The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, February 22, 1997

• NEW PARENTAL NOTIFICATON LAW NOT A BIG STUDENT ISSUE THOSE WHO MIGHT BE AFFECTED SEEM LEAST CONCERNED.
• HARD WORK PAYS OFF BIG TIME FOR ROSEMONT MENTORS, STUDENTS PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS SCORE A BULLETS-BULLS GAME FOR HELPING OUT AT SCHOOL AND HOME.
• AND NOW, FROM 1945, THE ANDREWS SISTERS
• GRAVE GIVES UP SHIP PORTSMOUTH SHIPBUILDING PAST FOUND IN HIGH STREET FERRY LANDING EXCAVATION
• HOTELS WIN REPRIEVE ON SPRINKLERS BUT EVEN WITH SEPT. 1 DEADLINE, REPAIR WORK WILL MEAN HEADACHES FOR OWNERS DURING TOURIST SEASON.
• MEMORIAL IN HONOR OF VETERANS ENVISIONED FOR CHESAPEAKE
• NORCOM COACH FIRED AFTER INCIDENT WITH REF
• RELIGIOUS LEADERS WORRY ABOUT HELPING AREA RESIDENTS AFFECTED BY WELFARE CUTS THE FIRST STEP IS TO HELP PEOPLE BECOME MORE SELF-SUFFICIENT, CLERGY LEADERS SAID.
• AREA MINOR LEAGUE SOCCER TEAM MAY CHANGE TO VIRGINIA BEACH MARINERS
• PORTSMOUTH GROUP WANTS VACANT BUILDINGS BACK ON TAX ROLL BUSINESSES WANT PRHA TO KEEP SOME SITES IN OLDE TOWNE OUT OF A NONPROFIT'S HANDS.
• LAMB IS NAMED SENIOR POLICY ADVISER FOR DENNIS WICKER
• $59.5 MILLION IN BONDS FOR SCHOOLS WILL BOOST PROPERTY TAXES IN DARE IN ADDITION TO FINANCING THE BOND DEBT, COUNTY MUST FUND SCHOOL OPERATING COSTS.
• AT-RISK YOUTHS GIVE ``EXCELLENT'' SPEECHES ABOUT THEIR HEROES
• COAST GUARD PETTY OFFICER SENTENCED IN SEX CRIME HE WILL SPEND 16 TO 20 MONTHS IN PRISON.
• JUDGE CLEARS SIX HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES OF CHARGES OF PATIENT ABUSE, NEGLECT
• IN RALEIGH, CHRISTIAN COALITION'S REED TALKS OF GROUP'S GOALS TO AID INNER CITIES
• RASCAL OF A BIG BROTHER GIVES $3 MILLION TO HOLLINS FOR A LIBRARY IN SISTER'S NAME
• SPARKS FLY OVER PROPOSED $59.5 MILLION BOND ISSUE OFFICIALS DEBATE DARE'S SCHOOL NEEDS COMMISSIONERS, SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS TRADE COMMENTS THAT AT TIMES GROW HEATED
• ``SMOKE ON MOUNTAIN'' PACKS THE GALLERY THEATER FOR UPLIFTING PERFORMANCE
• THE GOP DELEGATE WILL SEEK RE-ELECTION, PUTTING HIS MORALS CASE BEHIND HIM. SUFFOLK LAWMAKER NELMS TRYING TO PUT POSITIVE FOCUS ON HIS WORK
• ASSEMBLY SELECTS JUDGES FOR REGION
• STAY OF EXECUTION DENIED FOR COLEMAN GRAY
• COLECHESTER ROAD'S FATE MUST WAIT ON HEARING NEXT WEEK
• MAN SHOT DEAD; POLICE CHARGE WIFE WITH MURDER
• LEGISLATORS' STRUGGLE FOR CONTROL KEEPS SUPREME COURT SPOT OPEN ASSEMBLY STALEMATE MAY GIVE GOV. ALLEN OPTION IN FILLING THE COVETED JUSTICE VACANCY.
• A PLEASANT DAY AT THE SEASIDE
• MAN SENTENCED IN ATTEMPT TO SET CLINIC FIRES
• TURKISH AMBASSADOR TO VISIT HAMPTON ROADS
• NATIONSBANK ROBBED; SUSPECT A MARKED MAN
• SWAMP WILDLIFE REFUGE TO BE TOPIC OF PROTEST
• LOADED PELLET GUN FOUND IN STUDENT'S BOOK BAG
• MAN WANTED AS SUSPECT IN GRAVE STATUE THEFT
• TUNNEL'S HOV ENTRANCE TO ADMIT 2 IN VEHICLE
• STRIPED BASS SEASON TO CLOSE FOR BEACH HAULERS
• PHILLIP R. BOEDKER SR.
• CARRIE HARRELL
• THOMAS L. DAVIS
• HUGH E. HELMS JR.
• WILLIAM H. ALLEN JR.
• LENA D. MEEKS
• VIRGINIA Y. WILTBANK
• OSSIE MAE AMOS
• ANNE D. STALLINGS
• JANIE E. HOLLAND
• ANN SEIDMAN
• JEFF BARBOUR JR.
• SAMUEL P. JORDAN JR.
• PAUL A. JAMES
• MARY W. KEE
• ESTELLE R. PATE
• RUTH M. PARHAM
• CLYDE E. SESSOMS
• MAUDE P. BEASLEY
• MARIE F. CALLAWAY
• LULA D. MASSENGILL
• OLLIE E. SELBY
• MIRIAM V. CAREY
• EDNA K. HINDMARSH
• GERTRUDE C. WESTRICK
• MINNIE ARTIS
• WILLIAM M. WHEATLEY