The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Saturday, April 26, 1997

• PATTY MASTERSON MASTERON'S INFLUENCE ON THE WORLD WILL NOT END WITH HER PASSING
• VIRGINIA BEACH POLS TO STATE POLS: "BUTT OUT" THIS TURF BATTLE IS NOT GOING TO END SOON. MCDONNELL TO LOBBY AS OFTEN AS NECESSARY TO TRY TO HOLD THE LINE ON TAXES - IN RICHMOND AND IN VIRGINIA BEACH.
• ELIJAH DAVIS
• TONY AYERS JR.
• JAMES T. WANG
• FRANCES D. STEIN
• CATHERINE D. CAPPS
• YVONNE A. FAULK
• DIANNE B. LOWTHER
• LILLIAN E. WILLIAMS
• LOCAL SCENE
• NORFOLK MAN IS CHARGED WITH SEX CRIMES
• INCOMING NSU PRESIDENT SAYS SOME DEFICITS RAISE ``HUGE RED FLAG''
• JUST ONE STOP WILL DO IT FOR MOST CITY PERMITS NOW
• DO YOU SPELL ``DAD'' D-A-D OR A-F-D-C?
• RICHARD J. ALFRIEND III
• NEW HURDLES FOR HONKY-TONK BARS SOME FEAR MEASURE MIGHT DRIVE NEW BUSINESS AWAY.
• CURRITUCK SEEKS TO QUIT ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP
• YOUNG FUGITIVE ELUDES OCRACOKE POLICE THE ISLAND'S RESIDENTS EXCITEDLY FOLLOW THE ``TOP-NOTCH DRAMA.''
• STATE, CLAMMERS AT ODDS OVER MOLLUSK THE STATE PLANS TO REOPEN CLAM BEDS CLOSED BY CONTAMINATION SINCE THE '20S. CLAMMERS WANT THE BEDS TO STAY CLOSED A WHILE LONGER TO PROTECT THE POPULATION.
• PORT'S BONDS EARN A SOLID S&P RATING
• TUNES ON THE TELEPHONE AREN'T MUSIC TO SOME PEOPLE'S EARS
• SPECIAL STUDENTS ENJOY SPECIAL COMPETITION CHESAPEAKE GAMES STRESSED THE JOY OF VICTORY FOR CHILDREN FROM 39 SCHOOLS.
• SENIORS CELEBRATE FITNESS
• WINIFRED LYONS
• SYLVESTER W. TWIFORD
• EMMIE L. MCCOY
• MARTHA MCMILLIAN