The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Friday, July 18, 1997

• SUCCESS STORY
• ARTS COMMISSION CITY MUST PRIORITIZE
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• VINCE FOSTER RESULTS ARE IN
• ROBIN K. DISE
• WILLIE J. COMBS
• HELLEN H. COSTIGAN
• PHILIP A. LITES
• DEBORAH D. CARROLL
• MURDOCK D. MASON
• ANNE V. FARMER
• LERA P. CALEO
• EDWARD DRUMMOND
• PORTSMOUTH MOTORISTS LIKE THE EASE OF PARK AND SAIL
• EX-REGENT PROF ACCUSES JUDGE OF BIAS HE WANTS JUDGE TO WITHDRAW FROM ROBERTSON LAWSUIT
• CHURCH VOTES TO RESTORE PASTOR IN PORTSMOUTH BAPTISTS REVERSE EARLIER DECISION, THEN ARGUE IN PARKING LOT
• CHARGE UPGRADED TO CAPITAL MURDER 2 OF 3 BROTHERS SUSPECTED IN DEATH OF CHESAPEAKE MAN APPEAR IN COURT.
• RUNAWAY'S SAFE RETURN WAS RARE HAPPY ENDING 14-YEAR-OLD GIRL IS LUCKY TO BE ALIVE, POLICE SAID.
• MIXED VIEWS ON WELFARE HIRING SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCIES APPEAL TO EMPLOYERS IN WESTERN TIDEWATER.
• ONLY 64% OF SUFFOLK 6TH-GRADERS PASS WRITING PART OF PASSPORT TEST AND ONLY 51% - DOWN FROM 58% - PASSED ALL THREE PARTS OF THE TEST.
• POLICE SEEK WOMAN IN SLAYING OF NORFOLK MAN SHOT IN HOME
• SEARCHERS FIND BODY OF BOY, 11, WHO DROWNED IN OCEAN VIEW
• REMAINS OF JACKSON'S HORSE TO GET A BURIAL AT VMI
• EXPANDING SCHOOL CAPACITY
• SKETCH RELEASED IN SLAYING OF WOMAN BRINGS LIMITED RESPONSE
• FARMER'S MARKET RIPE FOR AFTER-FIRE REOPENING
• MARY G. BAILEY
• ROOSEVELT LANE
• CLARA M. HALL
• DON K. MITCHELL
• LOUISE FOUSHEE
• MARION V. EARLY
• L. PATRICK MELLON
• BARBARA G. SPENCER
• GENEVA S. BEAVERS
• FILM TO SHOW EFFECT OF COLONISTS ON LIVES OF NATIVE AMERICANS MOVIE DEALS WITH NATIVE AMERICAN BOY WRESTLING WITH CHANGES IN HIS TRIBE.
• AREA MORMONS SHARE WORLDWIDE EFFORT 20,000 CONGREGATIONS WILL BE DOING SERVICE PROJECTS SATURDAY.