The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Sunday, August 17, 1997

• CROP OF NEW HOMES STRETCHES ROAD LIMITS SUFFOLK'S LEADERS FORM A MASTER PLAN IN AN EFFORT TO ADAPT TO GROWTH.
• INJURED PUP, RESCUED BY A KIND WOMAN, NEEDS A HOME
• ELVIS IS UNDISPUTABLY DEAD, BUT MEMORIES STAY ALIVE
• COMMUNICATION TOWER UNDER DEBATE BUSINESS WANTS LOCAL ZONING RULES ALTERED; SOME RESIDENTS ARE SKEPTICAL OF TOWER
• FAMILY, POLICE CHIEF AT ODDS OVER WORDS, APOLOGY A VERBAL CONFRONTATION. A DISPUTE ABOUT WHAT WAS SAID. A LETTER OF APOLOGY THAT WAS CALLED UNACCEPTABLE. NOW, ELIZABETH CITY'S POLICE CHIEF AND A PROMINENT FAMILY AREN'T TALKING TO EACH OTHER.
• WAR ON PROSTITUTION TARGETS MOTEL OWNERS NORFOLK ORDINANCE PUTS PRESSURE ON OWNERS OF ``BAWDY'' MOTELS, HOTELS AND OTHER BUILDINGS.
• SKATEBOARDERS SAY ORDINANCE IS UNFAIR BEACH RESTRICTIONS DON'T AFFECT IN-LINE SKATERS.
• CULTURAL EXCHANGE
• REPAIRS COULD SEND VISITORS TO BODIE'S TOP
• HARRY M. ELLIOTT
• DAISY M. DICKERSON
• MILDRED I. MCMILLAN
• FELTON A. GIBSON
• HERBERT JENKINS JR.
• PENN W. CUMMINGS
• DOROTHY G. MAZYCK
• CATHERINE CHAPMAN
• JACQUELYN N. SANSONE
• MARY FRANCES WOOD
• KENNETH W. MILLS
• ROOSEVELT BOONE
• RAYMOND V. VAN WOLKENTEN JR.
• ALBERTA B. BUCK
• ELEANOR S. JENKINS
• SOON E. WONG
• FLOYD C. NUGENT
• MICHAEL GONZ JR.
• MYRTLE G. HELLARD
• DOROTHY M. MEADOR
• CLARENCE J. HASSE
• ELSIE L. BRADO
• EDWARD W. LUPTON
• AXEL R. THOMPSON
• VIRGINIA C. FRANKLIN
• ESSIE M. PEARSON
• MAGGIE CURRY
• MAZIE L. BROOKS
• WILLIAM C. BRINN
• JAMES A. EDWARDS
• DON J. SHUMAKER
• VERNON E. FLOOD JR.
• BLANCHE PERKINS
• EPA HOLDS OFF ON TAKING OVER STATE DEQ PROGRAMS
• GROUP TO ASK FBI TO INVESTIGATE ELK CREEK SLAYING SCLC OFFICIALS THINK THE BRUTAL, FIERY SLAYING WAS RACIALLY MOTIVATED.
• TIMELESS SOUL CLASSICS A HIT WITH AUDIENCE
• PENINSULA OFFICIALS PUSH NEED FOR RESERVOIR
• CHRISTIAN SINGLES MEET AT CBN NATIONAL CONFERENCE DISCUSSION AT THE FOUR-DAY EVENT OFFERED ADVICE FOR FINDING LIFELONG COMPANIONS.
• PETER, PAUL AND MARY SING BACK THE DAYS OF PUFF AND PROTEST
• THE CAMPAIGNS