The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Tuesday, September 2, 1997

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR -THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• A PACKAGE DEAL SCHOOL AND LIBRARIES IN VIRGINIA BEACH NEED AN INFUSION OF CASH
• HOGGING THE ENVIRONMENT
• THE LESSON IS CHANGE
• CONSTRUCTION DELAYS STILL PLAGUE HICKORY HIGH
• YOUTH DIES, FRIEND HURT WHEN BULLETS STRIKE CAR
• TEENS URGE STATE TO KEEP SEX ED
• IF COUNCIL STILL BACKS RAIL SYSTEM, BEACH WILL NUDGE CONGRESS BEFORE $2 MILLION FOR DESIGN STUDY CAN ARRIVE, LAWMAKERS MUST RESOLVE ISSUES.
• ORLANDO RESIDENTS LOOK FORWARD TO BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR THE AREA
• BOAT MERCHANT AND SUFFOLK WRANGLE OVER CANCELED ORDER THE FOCUS HAS SHIFTED FROM A FULL-TIME UNIT TO ONE THAT CAN ANSWER EMERGENCIES.
• 3 BROTHERS ACCUSED OF KILLING FLORIDIAN AT BLACKSBURG CLUB
• CAMPAIGN SEASON STARTS WITH POINTED JABS GILMORE AND BEYER EACH PLAY ATTACKER, VICTIM ON PARADE DAY IN BUENA VISTA.
• LABOR DAY CATCH VARIES WITH LUCK AND LOCATION
• BEACH COUNCIL TO DECIDE IF PROPOSALS GO ON BALLOT
• FIREMEN TAKING OVER CHURCH SANCTUARY TO BECOME TRAINING CENTER CONGREGATION HAS OUTGROWN ITS PRESENT SITE.
• GLORIOUS SKIES YIELD TO RAINY SEPTEMBER HOLIDAY WEEKEND'S SECOND COLLISION ON BRIDGE-TUNNEL JAMS CARS FOR HOURS.
• STALKING SERIAL KILLER TOOK ITS TOLL ON POLICE THE CASE THAT HAS SEEN 12 MEN KILLED REQUIRED A SPECIAL TACTICAL APPROACH.
• FRANKLIN MAN FOUND DEAD; HAD BEEN SHOT IN HEAD AT CLOSE RANGE ALEXANDER LEE WAS SLAIN EARLY SUNDAY MORNING ON SOUTH STREET, POLICE SAY.
• STORM-FREE SUMMER KEEPS BUSINESS SUNNYAFTER 2 SEASONS OF HURRICANE SCARES, THE TOURISM ECONOMY IS BASKING IN A BOOM.
• NORFOLK WOMAN DIES IN I-95 CRASH IN S.C.
• SISTERS CONTRIBUTE TO A DOG'S GOOD TIME
• ECSU, CHOWAN HAVE HIGH GRID HOPES BOTH SCHOOLS KICK OFF THEIR SEASONS SATURDAY IN OUT-OF-TOWN GAMES.
• BEACH MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT ON BOY
• NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME FIGURES DON'T ALWAYS TELL WHOLE STORY
• MURDER INTHE FAMILYDESPITE THE PUBLICITY MANY OF THESE MURDRS GARNER - SUCH AS THE CARTER CASE INVIRGINIA BEACH - THEY HAVE DROPPED AS A PERCENTAGE OF ALL MURDERS AS HOMICIDES BY STRANGERS HAVE INCREASED. FAMILY VIOLENCE COUNSELORS PARTIALLY CREDIT TOUGHER DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LAWS FOR THE DECLINE.
• CRIME LINE
• A. ALLEN PACKETT SR.
• ELSIE M. CARMINE
• RUTH K. OWEN
• GILMORE'S "ME-TOO" MAY PAY DIVIDENDSTHE QUESTION POSED BY THE GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN IS HOW STATE GOVERNMENT IS TOCONDUCT ITSELF AND WHETHER GILMORE CAN STAND THE HEAT FROM IMMODERATE MEMBERS OF HIS OWN PARTY.
• CHARLES R. HARRELL
• PATRICIA I. ROSAS
• JULIA E. SCHIMMEL
• EARL M. BERRY
• JAMES R. GILBERT
• MILTON S. NELSON
• JOHN L. CHAPPELL
• CAROLINE M. HUBBARD
• JOSEPH F. CIMINO
• JAMES E. BAGLEY
• AUVERGENE T. LINTON
• LOLA R. BURK
• BEULAH LEE
• RYAN S. CROUSE
• HANNELORE E. TURNER
• GLENN K. FAISON
• JERRY C. HILL
• JAMES E. ELLIS
• JEAN C. GREEN
• GEORGE J. CURRAN
• BETTIE M. PITTMAN
• JOHN W. FREEMAN SR.
• WILLIE M. FAULKINS
• CECIL W. GWALTNEY SR.
• LOUISE A. FROST
• MONTE N. TAYLOR
• JAMES L. THOMAS
• SEATON P. FAIRLESS SR.
• ELIZABETH F. MITCHELL
• HARRY A. SEAWELL JR.
• JEANINE W. TYSON
• D.A. BLANCHARD
• AGNES GRIMES
• EDWARD V. EVANS
• DOROTHY D. STITH
• DURWARD T. TEACHEY
• ADA A. OWENS
• ELIZABETH T. COLANNA