The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Tuesday, September 30, 1997

• JACK G. BOYD
• WILLIE I. RICKS
• ESTHER L. BELL
• MARY B. WILSON
• JAMES T. WALKER
• EARL J. WELCH SR.
• MICHAEL J. STRYKOWSKI
• DOUGLAS C. JOHNSON
• HELEN V. BAKER
• LEROY TURNER SR.
• FREDA BINGHAM
• JOCELYN M. JAYME
• LITTLETON W. JOHNSON
• MAYBELLE R. POWELL
• FRANKLIN W. BOSWELL JR.
• IONE DOUGLAS
• ERVIN R. STALLINGS SR.
• WILLIE EDGERTON
• HARVEY R. NEWLIN
• ONA U. HOLLEMAN
• ISSAC BARNARD
• PATRICK C. WARREN
• AVA A. CARROLL
• HAROLD P. FUTRELL SR.
• OLEATHIA H. JACKSON
• RONALD B. HOWARD
• NATHANIEL CHISHOLM JR.
• FRANCES R. JORDAN
• CLARENCE R. COLLIER
• HARRY K. MITCHELL
• BRIAN E. TAYLOR SR.
• WILSON H. AMBROSE
• CLARENCE R. BRAY
• EDWARD RILEY JR.
• MARTHA S. BABB
• INMATES TEACH EACH OTHER KEYS TO LIVING ON OUTSIDE
• PROPERTY CRIME HAS DROPPED IN PORTSMOUTH BUT CITY'S RATE STILL LEADS THE REGION
• CRIME LINE
• ANOTHER VIEW - SALVAGING MIDEAST PEACE: TIME FOR CHANGE
• ETHEL P. CARTER
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• CORRECTION
• ON THE CHRISTIAN RIGHT: A "FILIGREE OF PIETIES" CANNOT MASK RAW POLITICS THERE'S SOMETHING INDELIBLY CHEAP ABOUT ONE POL EGGING ON ANOTHER TO STRIKE HIS BLOWS FOR HIM
• SEAWALL: WHO'S GOING TO PAY?THE CONTROVERSIAL VIRGINIA BEACH HURRICANE PROTECTION PROJECT IS IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE.
• PARKING: THE DOWNTOWN DILEMMA NORFOLK CONSIDERS PRIVATIZING COLLECTIONS. A FINE IDEA?
• AT ISSUE: SUFFOLK FARMER WANTS LEADERS TO FOCUS ON AGRICULTURAL ISSUES
• ROLL CALL: HOW MEMBERS OF CONGRESS VOTED
• NORFOLK'S DISASTER COORDINATOR TAKES STATE JOB
• SUIT CHALLENGING QUOTAS OF FLOUNDER GOES TO COURT
• SMALL EARTHQUAKE RATTLES THROUGH NORTHERN VIRGINIA
• POLICE IN 2 STATES ARE SEARCHING FOR A POLITE GUNMAN
• PROPERTY WORTH $1,400 STOLEN FROM HOME
• POLICE INVESTIGATING REPORT OF RAPE AT PARTY
• JURY TO START HEARING TESTIMONY IN MURDER CASE AGAINST TEENS
• UNITED WAY GIVES HIGHEST HONOR TO LANDMARK CHIEF
• FREE HEART TEST OFFERED TO WEIGHT-LOSS DRUG USERS
• STATE TO MISS OWN WELFARE-TO-WORK DEADLINE, BUT WILL HIT FEDERAL GOAL
• CHESAPEAKE MAY REHIRE FALKNER HOUSING BOARD CALLS MEETING OVER DIRECTOR FIRED LAST WEEK
• PALS EXCEL IN CLASS AND ATHLETICS
• FAIRWOOD HOMES' DEMISE WELCOMEDSOME NEIGHBORS OF THE DEVELOPMENT FELT THREATENED BY THE SECTION'S RESIDENTS.
• SCHOOL BOARD DELAYS ACTION ON GPA OF 2.0
• GOOD CATCHES REPORTED ALONG COAST OVER WEEKEND
• RESPONSE TO CHEVRON TO BE DISCUSSED MANY OF THE PLAYERS WHO FOUGHT MOBIL IN 1990 ARE EXPECTED.
• MAKING A FERRY LONGER
• FRIENDS COMPETE FOR COUNCIL SEAT IN 2ND WARD
• GROUP'S HOMELESS SHELTER TOUR SPOTLIGHTS HARD TASKS
• A WARM WELCOME HOME
• SOUND EQUIPMENT WORTH $4,000 STOLEN FROM GOSPEL PARK
• CHESAPEAKE OFFICIALLY OPENS CONFERENCE CENTER
• LIGHTHOUSE CELEBRATES 125 YEARS
• HAMPTON ROADS - NEWS BRIEFS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The headline ``Man leaving grocery store shot and robbed in scuffle,'' which appeared in the Courts & Crime briefs in Tuesday's Hampton Roads section, was erroneous. The story never said the man was leaving the store. Correction published Wednesday, October 1, 1997 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** COURTS & CRIME