The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Monday, April 7, 1997

• BICYCLES KEEPING KIDS SAFE
• TEACHING GEOGRAPHY: A VALUABLE ENTERPRISE
• TARGETING TV ADS FOR LIQUOR, BUT NOT BEER, A "SKUNKY" IDEA
• WORLD WAR II DISASTER IN NORFOLK
• OLIVER J. DOWNS SR.
• ELIZABETH M. WALKER
• RHUBEN PETTUS JR.
• BEATRICE W. MOSES
• MARGARET M. KELLY
• CLIFTON M. PARROTT
• WILLIAM H. WILKINS
• LILLIE P. JOHNSON
• MARY A. HILL
• LEOLUS TURNER
• EDWIN L. MORROW
• JACQUELINE G. COCCIA
• JERMAINE D. DARDEN MORRIS D. BRYANT
• MARY J. FLEMMING
• BRENDA C. KENNEDY
• JAMES P. COOKE JR.
• FUN IN CHURCH BRINGS FORTH SPRIGHTLY ECCLESIASTICAL TALES
• KING NEPTUNE XXIV SAYS HE'S ``PUMPED UP'' AND READY TO GO
• BUDGET PUTS SCHOOL WORK ON HOLD A REFERENDUM IN 1998 COULD MEAN FURTHER DELAYS.
• LONG SEARCH BRINGS FAMILY TOGETHER AN ADOPTEE THOUGHT SHE WAS AN ONLY CHILD FOR 69 YEARS, UNTIL HER DAUGHTER'S SEARCH LED HER TO A WHOLE NEW FAMILY.
• VA.'S FREE DAY-CARE PROPOSAL OPPOSED
• 7-HOUR STANDOFF IN PORTSMOUTH ENDS PEACEFULLY WITH SURRENDER
• ``FROZEN CHOSIN'' VETS EARN VA COMPENSATION
• CAROLINA GATOR TAKES A BREAK