The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Tuesday, July 1, 1997

• TIME DOESN'T ALWAYS HEAL FOR MURDER VICTIM'S FAMILY
• TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOWERS: LET CITIES PICK SITES VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HAS RUN ROUGHSHOD OVER CITIES
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• HONG KONG: ERA ENDS IN A GAMBLE
• JOHN H. PARKER SR.
• LARRY D. LAMB
• LEAH I. JOHNSON
• JOSEPH M. KILEY JR.
• NORA C. GASKILL
• ERVIN M. HOLLEY
• JACK D. WILLIAMS
• EDWARD D. DAVIS
• FREDRICK WILLIAMS
• NATALIE J. HIRSCH
• KORBIN T. RAYMOND
• MICHAEL D. SMITH
• VERNON L. ELLIOTT
• MARIE L. MAYO
• HATTIE COPELAND
• THELMA E. TAYLOR
• CRIME LINE
• CURTIS K. KENNETH
• HOBSON D. CARTER JR.
• OLDEST BUILDING IN CAROLINAS REOPENS FOR TOURS AN AUDIO TOUR GUIDES PEOPLE THROUGH RENOVATED 1712 CHARLESTON BUILDING.
• WOMEN JOIN MALE CADETS FOR VMI SUMMER SCHOOL THEY'LL BE IN THE CORPS OFFICIALLY IN AUGUST - HAIRCUTS, INITIATION AND ALL.
• PARENTS PROTEST TRANSFER OF NORFOLK PRINCIPAL THE LOSS OF LEADER AT W.H. TAYLOR WILL UNDERMINE SCHOOL'S STABILITY, THEY SAY.
• MENTAL PATIENT'S FAMILY TO SEEK DEATH DAMAGES
• PORTSMOUTH EXPANDS ITS HOME ON THE WEB IMPROVED SITE WILL HAVE A LINK TO THE CITY CODE AS WELL AS TOURIST INFORMATION.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** There are still some openings for the first class of Eastern Virginia Medical School's physicians assistant program. A story in Tuesday's Hampton Roads section implied that all slots had been filled. Correction published Wednesday, July 2, 1997. ***************************************************************** EVMS DELAYS START OF PHYSICIAN-ASSISTANT PROGRAM THE DIRECTOR OF THE PROGRAM QUIT, PUSHING BACK THE DATE TO AUGUST 1998.
• SUMMER BOTULISM KILLS DOZENS OF DUCKS IN BEACH BORROW PIT
• LONGTIME NORFOLK CIVIC AND BUSINESS LEADER DIES RICHARD WELTON III, 78, WAS PRESIDENT OF SMITH & WELTON
• KILL DEVIL HILLS CHECKS REPORTS OF 2 CHILDREN BEING ACCOSTED
• UNEARTHED ARTIFACTS WON'T STOP NORFOLK MALL SITE'S SIGNIFICANCE IS DISPUTED, BUT CITY DECIDES NO FURTHER DIGS ARE NEEDED.
• BEACH FACILITY DELAYS EVICTION OF MENTALLY RETARDED YOUTHS
• EX-CON PLEADS GUILTY IN PLOT ON JUDGE COURT DOCUMENT SAYS THE PLAN WAS TO GET THE JURIST OFF THE HIRSCHFELD CASE.