The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Monday, March 3, 1997

• THAT WAS THEN - 1920: THE FIRST BERKLEY BRIDGE
• U.S. PORTS NEED TO MODERNIZE TO COMPETE
• ASSEMBLY TREATED ODU WELL HARD-EARNED MONEY
• HANGING IN THE BREEZE, HON, WITH ELVIS - AND PILOT READERS
• GEORGE B. MAHONEY
• LULA J. WILLIAMS
• BILLIE R. HURD
• RUTH PRATT
• MAURICE C. VICKERS
• JOSEPH L. BRICKHOUSE
• LANGSTON N. DEBERRY
• DALTON W. O'NEAL
• DORIS E. BAGGETT
• PAULINE D. LEIBIG
• CHARLES E. JENNINGS SR.
• ALVIN C. EURE
• WITH BOMBS BURSTING IN AIR, KEY RECALLED A FAMILIAR TUNE
• WHATEVER HAPPENED TO. . . A BATTLESHIP FOR NORFOLK
• PORTSMOUTH TEES UP FOR DEVELOPMENT GOLF COULD BE A KEY FOR CITY'S GROWTH UPDATING COURSES COULD TURN LOSSES INTO REVENUE, CONSTRUCTION.
• A TOUCH OF SUMMER SUNDAY'S JUNE-LIKE TEMPERATURES BROUGHT THE WINTER-WEARY TO PARKS, BEACHES AND ICE CREAM STANDS. HOW LONG WILL IT LAST?
• ASSEMBLY SESSION PROVIDES MINOR VICTORIES FOR REGION
• YOUTHS JOIN VOICES TO DELIVER MESSAGE PERQUIMANS HIGH STUDENTS WANT TO OFFER HOPE TO THEIR AUDIENCES
• SCHOOLS PROGRAM RECOGNIZED
• ROLL CALL: HOW AREA MEMBERS OF CONGRESS VOTED.