The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Tuesday, March 4, 1997

• BEACH RESIDENTS WANT TO PROTECT NEIGHBORHOODS
• MARY M. CARR
• CHARLIE DIXON
• HELEN M. LONG
• WILLIS J. FELTON SR.
• MAURICE C. VICKERS
• JOSEPH P. PORTER
• HOWARD L. LEWIS
• MARY L. SCOTT
• MAUDE G. GODSEY
• LOIS B. CARR
• CLEMENTINE C. O'SHIELDS
• EDDIE BRIGHT
• LAVERNE TAYLOR
• MARIA ACHATZ
• ALBERT V. WOBBLETON SR.
• SIGNS ARE A NICE OFFER, BEACH SAYS, BUT NOT A PRETTY SIGHT
• ANALYSIS TRACKS UPS AND DOWNS OF LOBBYISTS' CONTRIBUTIONS ATTORNEYS AND LAW FIRMS TOP CONTRIBUTION LIST WHETHER IT'S AN ELECTION YEAR OR NOT.
• LONG-TERM SHELTER FOR JUVENILES PROPOSED IN BEACH'S CREEDS AREA THE PLAN NEEDS SUPPORT FROM THOSE WHO LIVE NEAR THE SIX-BEDROOM HOME.
• VIDEO HELPS CHILDREN SEE DANGERS OF RABIES A BEACH WOMAN'S PROJECT ATTRACTS NATIONAL NOTICE AS AREAS TRY TO TAME THE DISEASE.
• PLANTS PROVE DURABLE IN CHANGING WEATHER
• IDA BARBOUR REVITALIZATION PLAN DREAMS COME TRUE CITY GETS UP TO $50 MILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDS TO REPLACE BLIGHTED PUBLIC-HOUSING PARK WITH NEW HOMES.
• A STEADY DECLINE IN VIOLENT CRIME
• DEMOCRATIC TEACHER SEEKS NELMS' SEAT IN VA. HOUSE
• THIS PAGE WILL EXPLORE TRENDS, THEIR CAUSES
• SOME BIG DONORS REFUSE TO FINANCE CHRISTIAN CONSERVATIVE AGENDAA POST-ELECTION SURVEY FOUND THAT CHRISTIAN COALITION SUPPORT MADE VOTERS LESS LIKELY TO VOTE FOR DOLE-KEMP EVERYWHERE EXCEPT THE SOUTH.
• LETTERS [TO THE EDITOR -- THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT]
• SNAGS AT SANDBRIDGE A PROJECT ON SHIFTING SANDS
• 4 STUDENTS END BID TO IMMEDIATELY HALT SEARCHES IMMEDIATELY THEIR CHALLENGE REMAINS, BUT REQUEST FOR PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION IS WITHDRAWN
• 6,000-SEAT BEACH FACILITY SOCCER STADIUM MAY BE IN DOUBT
• HAZARDOUS DUTY PRACTICE
• CORRECTION
• QUICK TIP
• VETERAN RESCUER PUT ON REGION'S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PANEL