The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Thursday, July 31, 1997

• REF TO BLOW WHISTLE ON COLLEAGUES NBA OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY IN NORFOLK HE WILL TESTIFY AGAINST OTHERS IN TAX SCHEME
• WELFARE RECIPIENTS SCHOOLED IN REFORM SUFFOLK RESIDENTS ARE TOLD THEY MUST SEEK OUT TALENTS, THEN SEEK A JOB
• SPANISH MACKEREL, COBIA AMONG GOOD PIER CATCHES
• GROUP HOPES ``CYBERCAFE'' WILL SOON BE ON LINE
• CARTER HALL PAYS RESPECT TO MEMORY OF 861 WHO FELL
• PROPER PROPERTIES: THE NAVY'S SET-ASIDE PROGRAM WORKS WITH LOCAL LANDLORDS TO PROVIDE REDUCED-COST HOUSING, WITHOUT THE HASSLE
• PROCUREMENTS: VIRGINIA IS PIGGY NO. 1 AT THE FEDERAL TROUGH THE REASON FOR VA.'S SUCCESS CAN BE SUMMED UP IN THREE WORDS: "LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION.'
• WELFARE REFORM: TRUE COMPASSION IS NOT MORE GOVERNMENT
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• FELOMINA B. PANGILINAN
• ADELENA W. THOMPSON
• J. CLIFTON GRIFFIN
• PUTNAM LANDING JR.
• DOROTHY P. JOSEPH
• MARIE WIGGINS
• GRAYSON W. BIRCH
• HERMAN H. SCHELLIN
• RUBY K. LONG
• CORINNE M. SKINNER
• JAHUGH BRYANT
• JEAN J. CARTER
• LABAN P. KENNEY
• PHYLLIS J. STURDIFEN
• ELIZABETH M. HOLBROOK
• SHANNON D. HARRIS
• MERCEDES M. JOSEPH
• YOUTHS LEARN CONSERVATION THE NATURAL WAY
• 5 WEEKS AFTER SLAYING, ALLEGED KILLER REMAINS TARGET OF INVESTIGATORS
• COURTS & CRIME
• TASK FORCE ASKS STUDENTS TO DESIGN A REGIONAL FLAG
• 50 RESIDENTS OF ISLE OF WIGHT GET TAX BILLS FROM YEARS AGO ONE RESIDENT SUES, SAYING TAXES FROM 2 TO 6 YEARS AGO ARE TOO OLD TO COLLECT.
• CHESAPEAKE MULLS INSTALLING LIGHTS ON PRIVATE FIELDS THE CITY COUNCIL STILL MUST APPROVE A TENTATIVE DEAL WITH A BASEBALL LEAGUE.
• REPORT: FBI LINKS DEATHS OF 3 VA. GIRLS TO 1 PERSON