The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Friday, April 18, 1997

• RESOURCE OFFICERS: THE HIGH SCHOOL BEATTHEY ENFORCE THE LAW, BUT THEY ALSO WORK TO BUILD RELATIONSHIPS WITH STUDENTS TO HELP PREVENT PROBLEMS DOWN THE ROAD.
• DANGEROUS CUT FORECAST CALLS FOR MORE HURRICANES BUT SMALLER WEATHER-SERVICE STAFF. IT'S CLEAR WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE.
• NO PUFFERY NEEDED CANDIDATE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL SHOULD LET CREDENTIALS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
• SOMETIMES THE BEST HEROES ARE LOCAL AND LIFESIZE
• KENNETH R. MELSON JR.
• ALBERTA M. KEELING
• CAL KEE
• MILFORD A. STEIN
• WARREN D. SMITH
• BARBARA B. SAWYER
• ERVIN W. MOSLEY
• ROLAND S. MCDEARMON
• NANCY G. BRITT
• SUSIE F. WYCHE
• VIVIAN B. LAYTON
• SEATING DEBATED FOR NEW STADIUM AT NORCOM
• SELBY E. STOKES SR.
• CLORA O. MCPHERSON
• HARRY L. GODDIN III
• MARY A. BAZEMORE
• MARVIN T. SNOWDEN SR.
• LOIS F. ROULSTONE
• VIRGINIA G. TOMCHECK
• LEVIN G. COLLINS JR.
• MILESTONES
• A LONGTIME CANCER BENEFACTOR SUBJECT OF WEEKEND FUND-RAISER
• POLICE STAKEOUT NETS 2 ROBBERY SUSPECTS NEAR CHESAPEAKE BUSINESS AUTHORITIES HAD BEEN WATCHING A WOODED AREA FOR ABOUT A WEEK.
• PLAN PROVIDES FUNDS FOR GRANBY HIGH GYM
• SUFFOLK CITIZENS FORM GROUP TO WORK ON CIVIC BETTERMENT
• DISPUTE LEAVES FUTURE OF COMPLEX IN DOUBT THE BEACH SAYS THE BUILDING, DESTROYED BY FIRE, MUST HAVE MORE LOW-RENT UNITS.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Virginia Beach's real estate tax rate is $1.22 per $100 of assessed value. A story Friday about the city's 1997-98 proposed budget contained an error. Correction published Saturday, April 19, 1997 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** SCHOOL SUPPORTERS HOLLER FOR INCREASED CITY FUNDING
• ANGLERS SNAG SKATES ON OUTER BANKS PIER PIER FISHING IMPROVES SLIGHTLY; FRISCO PIER REPORTS THE BEST ACTION
• 6 AZALEA FLOATS WILL LOSE THEIR HOME AFTER FESTIVAL
• TWO MEN KILLED IN UNRELATED NORFOLK CASES; SUSPECTS ESCAPE
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]
• STATEWIDE RAPE CRISIS HOTLINE OPENS TOLL-FREE IN WILLIAMSBURG