The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Friday, September 5, 1997

• TRANSPORTATION NEEDS SECOND IN A SERIES ON ISSUES THE CANDIDATES HAVE NOT YET ADDRESSED.
• PREVENTIVE MEDICINE IMPROVED POLICING HELPS; MOTORIST PRECAUTIONS WOULD HELP STILL MORE.
• STOP KILLING OUR GEESE
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR -THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• AGRICULTURE SECRETARY SCANDAL ESPY SOLD HIS REPUTATION FOR A FEW TRINKETS
• 3 BEACH HIGH SCHOOLS BEST NATIONAL SAT SCORE AVERAGE SOME EDUCATORS SAY NUMBERS ARE INFLUENCED BY SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS.
• BULLETIN BOARD
• TV SHOW FOCUSES ON INTERESTING PEOPLE
• HONOR ROLL
• EYES AND EARS
• ANNIE M. GARRIS
• OLIVE D. HITCHENS
• ELIZABETH MCCLANAN ANGEL
• ELIZABETH P. GRIFFIN
• NANCY O. HARRELL
• LOLA P. CLARK
• EVA A. LUCAS
• JACK M. GEDDINGS
• URSULA DAWN DIMMOCK
• THEODORE R. BOWERS JR.
• ALTON M. SMALLWOOD
• HENDERSON HARDY
• ANN L. DICKERSON
• JOSEPH E. CARTER
• LOUISE D. FELDHAUS
• JAMES M. CULLITON
• ANITA F. GODWIN
• OSCAR L. SHERMAN
• BRUCE A. CRUMPLER
• FRANCES S. ROOS
• MARVIN J. BARNARD
• SHIRLEY A. SADLER
• ANDREW T. PAINTER
• JANIE V. ROBERT
• CLAUDETTE HOWARD
• JAMES F. STEPHENS JR.
• IRMA C. NYE
• ROBERT L. BRUNSON SR.
• JAMES H. ROBB JR.
• RUBY W. MILLS
• HATTIE D. DAVIS
• CALVIN L. TRADER
• ROBERT E. WHITEHEAD JR.
• MOLLIE A. FEARING
• EDITH R. DUNLOP
• WILLIAM R. LEWIS
• ALLEN F. CAMERON
• CHRISTINA W. LEWIS
• HARRY E. HUNNICUTT
• ANGRY VICTIMS OF LAST YEAR'S HURRICANE WANT THEIR MONEY
• RECENT HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE DIES IN SUFFOLK HIGHWAY CRASH
• MOST OCEANFRONT INNS FULFILL SPRINKLER LAW CITY MAY ASK COURT FOR INJUNCTIONS AGAINST ONLY A FEW
• CHILD-ABUSE PREVENTION PROJECT TARGETS NEW PARENTS
• 2 COMPANIES BID TO BUILD HIGH-SECURITY CENTER FOR JUVENILES BOTH WANT TO BUILD ON HOSIER ROAD IN SUFFOLK; ONE ALREADY HAS BOUGHT ITS LAND.
• THIS GREAT SLEEPING WEATHER IS SETTING RECORDS ALL OVER
• FUND-RAISER OPENS NEW CONFERENCE CENTER CHESAPEAKE EVENT EXPECTED TO DRAW 900 AND MAY TEST PATIENCE OF THOSE PARKING.
• 17-YEAR-OLD WILL BE TRIED IN FATAL SHOOTING OF TEEN JUVENILE COURT JUDGE FINDS CAUSE FOR THE TRIAL IN JULY 5 SLAYING.
• MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSIONER RESIGNS AFTER HARSH CRITICISM TIMOTHY KELLY SAYS HIS DECISION TO QUIT WAS UNRELATED TO THE SCATHING U.S. REPORT.
• MILESTONES
• SPSA: USING ASH WILL LOWER ITS COSTS
• MEN OF COLOR TO GATHER TO RENEW THEIR SPIRITS
• CHESAPEAKE UNVEILS CHANNEL 23'S NEW SHOWS
• ISSUES RISE FROM AREA'S TRASH PUBLIC IRE HALTS LANDFILL EXPANSION
• ESTRANGED HUSBAND KILLS WIFE'S MOTHER AND SELF, POLICE TOLD
• SPOTSYLVANIANS WORRYING AT START OF SCHOOL YEAR
• CULTURAL CRITIC AND HIP-HOP VOICE BRINGS WORDS TO HAMPTON ROADS
• YOUTH SUMMIT MAKES PLANS FOR LOCAL OCTOBER CELEBRATION
• HUGE MARIJUANA CROP FOUND IN CAMDEN POLICE: THE 4,000 PLANTS HAD AN ESTIMATED VALUE OF $9.4 MILLION.
• HIGH WINDS AND ROUGH SEAS MAKE PIER FISHING TOUGH
• CHOWAN COLLEGE GAINS DIVISION III STATUS NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR PLANS A REVIEWOF THE SCHOOL'S NEXT MOVES.
• AIR SHOW SATURDAY AT LANGLEY
• CRUMPLER CASE WOES BLAMED ON BUNGLING BY EMPLOYEES WITNESSES ARE NOW FINGERING A FORMER SERVICE ADVISER OF THE DEALERSHIP.
• REGION PITCHES IN FOR A DAY OF CARING
• THE PASSING OF A WARRIOR
• HAMPTON ROADS