The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Wednesday, August 20, 1997

• SENIOR CENTER MAY MOVE TO TOWER MALL IT'S TOUTED AS A WIN-WIN SITE FOR PORTSMOUTH.
• A CHANGING OF THE GUARD
• SUIT CLAIMS SCHOOL LEAGUE IS VIOLATING TITLE IX GIRLS SAY SYSTEM FORCES THEM TO CHOOSE ONE SPORT OVER ANOTHER.
• RETIREMENT COMMUNITY PROJECT WILL GET $750,000
• BEACH SHELVES LIBRARY REFERENDUM CITY COUNCIL IS RELUCTANT TO INCREASE TAXES TO FUND IMPROVEMENTSSCHOOL BOARD ALSO WANTS TO SEND VOTERS A FUNDING PROPOSAL - FOR $63.5 MILLION.
• CROWD BERATES PERQUIMANS SCHOOL CHIEF DISMISSAL OF POPULAR PRINCIPAL COMES UNDER FIRE.
• WIND SHIFT BRINGS GOOD PIER FISHING
• SEARCH WARRANT ISSUED IN 4-YEAR-OLD SLAYING
• COLLEGE OF THE ALBEMARLE RAISING CURTAIN ON NEW THEATER PROGRAM
• OCRACOKE-BOUND CARGO OF PEOPLE, VEHICLES IS BOOMING THIS SEASON
• THEFTS FROM AUTOS IN AVON AREA CHARGED TO MARYLAND MAN, 25
• FRANKLIN OPTS OUT OF GASTON PIPELINE SUFFOLK NOW HAS ACCESS TO THE MILLION GALLONS OF WATER.
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]
• POLITICS CONGRESS AND STATE CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR DUCK REALITIES GROWN-UPS ARE EXPECTED TO ACT IN A TIMELY MANNER, NOT TEMPORIZE, WHEN CONFRONTED WITH DIFFICULT CHOICES.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR -THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• DON'T SLIGHT SAFETY IF THE SAFETEA COALITION WINS, WE ALL WIN.
• DEREGULATION OF UTILITIES SHOPPING FOR KILOWATTS POWER COMPANIES' MONOPOLIES ARE ENDING. WILL CONSUMERS LOSE OUT?
• 3 GENERATIONS OF COAST GUARD PRIDE
• ALFRED N. FRYE
• WILLIAM T. BARKEY SR.
• JASPER R. HARRELL
• BEULAH R. RICE
• J. FLOYD ROGERS
• JOHN T. CROSS
• JAMES T. BAGGETT
• BETTY V. CAMPBELL
• ULYSSES G. WATSON JR.
• NELLIE R. HURT
• EMMA G. COSTEN
• HILDA G. DANIELS
• FREDERICK R. GIBSON
• LAVORIS C. PEARSON
• ROBERT D. SMITH
• CARL T. ALEXANDER
• TALMAGE E. GRUNDLER
• NAKEVOR T. WHITE
• OTHELIA B. PERRY
• WALDO R. HAINSWORTH
• JAMES C. COLLINS
• DAVID PERRY
• JOSEPHINE PARKER
• HARRY COLLINS
• COLUMBUS E. SIVILLS
• WILLIAM HAYNES JR.
• VIVIAN B. WILLIAMS
• PATSY S. WHITE
• ETHEL M. CLARK
• JOAN M. KENDRICK
• LOUISE ASHE
• ALICE C. LEE
• VELMA TURNER
• RONALD K. TEDRICK
• DANIEL HILL
• AGRICULTURE OFFICIALS WANT TO MATCH UP PRISONS AND PRODUCE CORRECTIONS FACILITIES WOULD GROW WHAT THEY NEED AND THEN SELL THE REST.
• SUFFOLK TO UNVEIL NEW DOWNTOWN PLANS
• SUFFOLK COUNCIL TO CONSIDER ADDITION TO TOWER
• RESERVOIR OPPONENTS ANNOYED BY BOARD'S REFUSAL TO HEAR THEM
• FARM FRESH STORE IN HAMPTON DAMAGED BY TWO-ALARM BLAZE
• STATE OFFICIAL BACKS FEDERAL SLAYING INQUIRYBUT HE SAYS THE STATE SHOULD BE FIRST TO PROSECUTE TWO IN BLACK MAN'S DEATH.
• MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING WIFE, THEN SHOOTING SELF
• SUSPECTS AND CAR SOUGHT IN SLAYING OF HAMPTON MAN
• FORECAST: A CHANCE OF BLIMPS
• BEACH SCHOOLS EXPECT SURPLUS OF $16.4 MILLION FOR 1996-97 THE DISTRICT WAS IN THE RED BY MORE THAN $12 MILLION JUST TWO YEARS AGO.
• OCRACOKE-BOUND CARGO OF PEOPLE AND VEHICLES IS BOOMING THIS SEASON