The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Tuesday, September 16, 1997

• TROOPERS VARY WIDELY IN TICKET-WRITING HABITS IT CROSSES EVERY DRIVER'S MIND WHEN HE OR SHE BREAKS THE RULES OF THE ROAD: WILL I GET A TICKET?
• CRIME LINE
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR -THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• NOTHING ABSTRACT ABOUT CALCUTTA'S POOR MOTHER TERESA WAS A CAREGIVER TO THE MOST DESTITUTE AND TORMENTED - DIRTYBABIES WITH BITES AND BOILS AND OLD MEN AND WOMEN WITH MAGGOTS ON THEIR SORES. THE ONLY HARD THING HARD TO UNDERSTAND WAS WHY SHE DID IT.
• NORFOLK CITY TREASURER NO DELINQUENTS, PLEASEMUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, WHO ARE PAID BY TAXPAYERS, SHOULD STAY RIGHT WITH THE TAX COLLECTOR.
• THE LITTLE-KNOWN PROGRAM THAT COULD
• OCEANA NAVAL AIR STATION GROWTH ISN'T FREEVIRGINIA BEACH MUST FACTOR CRASH ZONE NEWS INTO A LARGER SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN.
• WILLIAM H. BELANGA
• SELENA B. WHITE
• CONSTANCE S. PRICE
• THELMA G. ROUNTREE
• LEONARD A. BEAHM JR.
• ROSETTA L. JORDAN
• ANNIE A. WHITEHURST
• CLAUDE R. MACDONALD
• MILDRED G. BUCKLEY
• MARY L. SPOONAMORE
• JAMES E. RECTOR SR.
• CLARA L. PERRY
• NANCY F. HALL
• REBECCA GHITTINO
• JOHN C. D'ACQUISTO
• ANNIE L. WILLINGHAM
• M. EARL TERRY
• CORNELIA M. BRITTAIN
• VERNETTA A. MADISON
• JEANNE H. PARKINS
• EDWARD J. MORTON
• YATES STIRLING III
• KATHLEEN L. MILLER
• CLYDE W. SHORTER
• ROBERTA G. JENNINGS
• DELORES F. BECK
• JOSEPHINE E. HUNTLEY
• BERTHA G. DAVIS SCOTT
• CHARLES C. HICKMAN
• ELLIE N. ROSE
• JOYCE Y. DUCKETT
• LUCY D. HARRELL
• RICHARD C. RUMSEY
• SWINDLED OUT OF $20,000, MAN RECEIVES A $14 CHECK
• ELLA N. WHITEHURST
• PAPPY WALSH
• BELLSOUTH SAYS 336, 252 AND 828 WILL BE ADDED TO N.C. AREA CODES
• NATIONAL ABORTION GROUP GIVES BEYER ITS BLESSING IN GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN
• MORE JETS MAY LIMIT CHURCH GROWTH ENLARGED CRASH ZONES COULD RESTRICT EXPANSION
• ABUSE SHELTER OFFERS POLICE, LAWYERS AND ADVISERS NEW BEACH FACILITY PROVIDES THE BATTERED WITH TEMPORARY ESCAPE FROM VIOLENT SCENE.
• SENIORS CENTER IS TO MOVE TO PORT NORFOLK BRIEFLY
• SALT-WEARY COFFEE DRINKERS HIT THE BOTTLE CHESAPEAKE AWAITS UPGRADE FOR WATER PLANT; RESIDENTS ARE TRYING TO ADAPT.
• STUDENTS IN TOWNS AND RURAL COUNTIES SCORE SOME OF TOP PASS RATES IN STATE 94.5% OF STUDENTS IN PATRICK COUNTY, WITH 2,600 ENROLLED, PASS 3 BASIC TESTS.
• REDRAWN VOTING DISTRICTS EARN APPROVAL FROM FEDERAL COURT
• BEACH PLANNERS ASK CITY COUNCIL TO REVAMP PANEL, NOT DISBAND IT
• STEALTH FIGHTER'S APPEARANCE AT BEACH AIR SHOW IS QUESTIONABLE
• LENGTH: 33 lines
• GUNMAN ROBS MAN AND HIS ELDERLY MOTHER
• THRIFT STORES BRING JOBS, GOODS TO NEEDY
• OBICI HOSPITAL TO DOUBLE CAPACITY FOR CANCER CASES
• HOUSING AGENCY STAFFERS TO HOLD A GRIPE SESSION DIRECTOR SHOCKED TO LEARN HE'S THE SUBJECT OF TODAY'S SNAP MEETING.
• FIRST CASE OF RABIES IN THE WILD HITS DARE COUNTY 5-YEAR-OLD BOY WHO HANDLED DEAD BAT HAS BEEN GETTING SHOTS AS PRECAUTION
• EXPERT: PFIESTERIA IS LITTLE THREAT IN DARE WAVE ACTION ALONG OUTER BANKS LIKELY WOULD DISSIPATE TOXIN
• CAN NORFOLK HANDLE GROWING PROBLEMS OF HOMELESSNESS? PANEL SEEKS ANSWERS
• BEYER AND GILMORE ARE NECK-AND-NECK IN GOVERNOR'S RACE THE TWO CANDIDATES ARE RUNNING ABOUT EVEN IN BOTH MONEY AND VOTER SUPPORT.
• VA. STANDS BY KEEPING RAPPAHANNOCK OPEN
• FEW FISH WERE BITING ALONG THE COAST THIS WEEKEND
• DARE'S NEWEST COMMISSIONER QUICKLY NAMED VICE CHAIRMAN STAN WHITE HAS TAKEN BOBBY OWENS' SEAT.
• MARINE FIGHTER JET CRASHES NEAR PAMLICO SOUND ON TRAINING RUN
• NEIGHBORHOOD REBUILDS IN ODU'S SHADOW
• ALBEMARLE
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]