The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Monday, March 31, 1997

• THAT WAS THEN: WHERE AN AMPHIBIOUS INVASION WAS PLANNED
• MURDER-SUICIDE LEAVES COUPLE DEAD IN NORFOLK
• RESIDENTS: OUR WAY ON THE HIGHWAY
• SCHOOL OFFICIAL SEEKS TO GIVE CHILDREN EARLIER START IN SPORTS
• WHATEVER HAPPENED TO . . . JACK PEARCE'S EFFORT TO END HIS EPILEPSY
• TEMPLE SINAI PARTICIPATES IN NATIONAL SPIRITUAL EVENT
• VICTIM OF POLITICS: LEGISLATION TO MAKE WORK RULES MORE FLEXIBLE IS WHIPSAWED BY PARTISANS.
• REFORM IS SIMPLE: "NO TAXATION WITHOUT PREPARATION!"
• ANNA U. VOLHEIN
• ANNE G. DOWNES
• NEWSROOM MASCOT HAD A CHARGE ACCOUNT - AND AN OBITUARY
• CHRISTOPHER M. BOYD
• KAYE W. SMITH
• MARY M. SWARINGEN
• VERNA B. CARR
• ELIJAH WYCHE JR.
• GARNET MARCUM
• THOMAS G. GRAY
• JAMES B. WILLIAMS
• MARY K. JONES
• BLANCHE M. FREEMAN
• FLEETWOOD W. CULPEPER SR.
• STEPHANIE J. BARTSTRA
• HARRY T. HILLIARD JR.
• FRANCES W. ROBERTS
• ROAD EXPANSION PLANS PLACE DISMAL SWAMP NEIGHBORS IN QUANDARY THEY MUST CHOOSE BETWEEN THEIR HOMES AND THE SURROUNDING WILDLIFE SANCTUARY.
• W&M ADDING UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAM IN BLACK STUDIES
• AND NOW, H-E-E-E-ERE'S TIM JENNEY SUPERINTENDENT ADDS CABLE TV TO HIS BAG OF TOOLS FOR REACHING PARENTS.