The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Thursday, September 11, 1997

• LONG LINE OF DR. GENERICS CAN MAKE YOU FEEL PRETTY ILL
• CHANGING CAREERS JOB FAIRS GIVE THOSE IN MILITARY OPPORTUNITY TO FIND WORK IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR.
• WEEKLY BRIEFING
• LIFE LESSONS SOME ADVICE FOR THE LOVELORN, THE FORLORN AND THE WELL-WORN
• SAFETY SLOW DOWN
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT<
• SCHOOL STANDARDS MAKING THEM WORK
• EMMA COMBS
• MAE C. WEISSMAN
• ALBERT W. DOLLEY JR.
• VERNON W. COWPER
• JOSEPH J. BURGESS
• HELEN S. SCOTT
• LEONARD J. GUTHRIE SR.
• MILTON F. LEE SR.
• BLANCHE E. LONG
• LENA B. WATSON
• GLORIA J.W. COOK
• CARL S. TWIFORD
• BARBARA F. JONES
• DORA BARNES
• LOLA A. CORRIVEAU
• MABEL H. ROARK
• ESSIE W. CHAMBERS
• FRANK W. BARCO
• SEMIYAH N. ABDUL
• DAVID N. TIMBER
• JEANNETTE F. MILLER
• LOUIS G. MILLER
• BUILDING NORFOLK'S FUTURE
• PHILIP N. PARKER
• B.W. LOGAN
• DEBRA L. MITCHELL
• HAZEL A. HAYES SR.
• ZELL HUDSON SR.
• MILDRED A. RYBICKI
• JAMES A. JOHNSON JR.
• JOHN W. LONG
• MYRA SEAY
• OTIS T. WRIGHT SR.
• ANNIE S. DAVENPORT
• DAVID O. EAGLE
• CLARA M. BLAKELY
• JASON S. HUTTON
• LAWRENCE LITTON
• JAMES L. JORDAN
• MARVIN W. WALLACE SR.
• JENNIE E. HARRELL
• BAY'S STRIPED BASS ARE PLENTIFUL AGAIN
• TODDLER'S DEATH BRINGS OUTPOURING OF SYMPATHY FRIENDS, STRANGERS MOURN; WAL-MART EMPLOYEES GRIEVE WITH GIRL'S FAMILY
• LIGHT RAIL DESIGN PLANS GET ROLLING $5 MILLION CONTRACT AWARDED FOR INITIAL WORK
• SUFFOLK CRASH VICTIM WAS PORTSMOUTH MAN
• COMMUTERS WORRY ABOUT PASSING TIME ON BRIDGE BAY BRIDGE-TUNNEL DRIVERS GENERALLY FALL INTO TWO GROUPS: WORK COMMUTERS AND SIGHTSEERS. THE FORMER ARE WORRIED ABOUT THE LATTER.
• LOOKING FOR ANSWERS PARENTS, TEACHERS AND THE NAACP ARE WORRIED ABOUT LOW TEST SCORES AT BAYSIDE HIGH, AND THEY'LL BE WORKING TOGETHER TO BRING THEM UP.
• PFIESTERIA-TYPE LESIONS SHOW UP IN SECOND MARYLAND RIVER SYSTEM
• NEW SECTION PLANNED AT CHILDREN'S MUSEUM BEAZLEY FOUNDATION DONATES $322,255 FOR OUTREACH AND EDUCATION ADDITION.
• BEACH PLANNERS: ALLOW HOME ADDITIONS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS PROPOSALS, WHICH REQUIRE COUNCIL'S OK, PERMIT SUITES ONLY FOR SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES.
• BRACE FOR FREQUENT SCHOOL RESHUFFLING, SUFFOLK WARNS FAMILIES
• COTTON FARMERS VS. BOLL WEEVILS FARMERS ARE WINNING; VIRGINIA - AND SUFFOLK - HOPE IT STAYS THAT WAY.
• PIER FISHING WORTH THE WAIT ON DARE COAST
• 2 SUSPECTS CAUGHT 2 HOURS AFTER BANK ROBBERY
• OFFICIALS KEEP TRYING TO CURE CAMDEN'S WATER WOES
• SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS SEEM PLEASED WITH NEW COMMISSIONER
• SOCCER COMES BACK TO ALBEMARLE SCHOOL AFTER LONG ABSENCE
• WHITE WINS JOB AS DARE COMMISSIONER REALTOR GETS AN EASY MAJORITY OF THE VOTE BY DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO REPLACE OWENS.
• MAN DIES OF WOUNDS AFTER WOMAN FIRES SHOTS AT HIM IN HER HOME
• VMI HAILS HANDLING OF RAT'S SUSPENSION ``. . . WE SAW VMI WORKING AT ITS VERY BEST,'' SAYS SUPERINTENDENT.
• SEWER LINE DECISION DELAYED TO DETERMINE EFFECT ON CITY GROWTH
• DEQ: ELBOW ROAD DUMP CAN'T GROW DURING INQUIRY
• SURE, LOTS OF ANIMALS CAN LAUGH - AND SCOLD, TOO!