The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Saturday, October 4, 1997

• 1998 AAU JUNIOR OLYMPICS ONE SWEET DEAL
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• HOW MUCH HEAVIER CAN LIGHT TRUCKS GET ? UNFORTUNATELY, THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN SLOW TO STUDY THE EFFECTS OF ACCIDENTS BETWEEN VEHICLES OF VASTING UNEQUAL SIZE.
• THE DAVIES COUP
• SECOND-GRADERS GET A SOCIAL STUDIES LESSON AT CITY HALL
• TONIGHT, PORTSMOUTH MINISTERS TO PRAY, IN PREPARING FOR SUMMIT
• POLO MATCH AT BEACH TODAY WILL RAISE FUNDS FOR CHARITABLE CAUSES
• TEACHER TURNS TO TENNIS TO STOP ALL THE RACKET
• HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING
• PORTSMOUTH'S JEREMIAH SUMMIT ANSWERING THE CALL
• STATE OFFICIALS HAVE ISSUED A SCATHING REPORT
• BEACH NAMES OFFICER FROM FATAL SHOOTING
• DEFENSE BEGINS CASE IN WHEATON MURDER
• CIVIC GROUP WANTS VOTERS TO HAVE A SAY IN GROWTH CHESAPEAKE COULD SEE A GROWTH-CONTROL REFERENDUM BY MAY.
• COWBOY CULTURE STUDENTS LEARN A LEATHERY SIDE OF BLACK HERITAGE
• WALK THE DOG FOR SPCA IN GHENT TODAY
• SHERIFF ADMITS USING OFFICE FOR CAMPAIGN HE SAYS EMPLOYEES USE PERSONAL TIME FOR ELECTION WORK
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]
• WATER ON THE WAY FOR ISLAND NEW WELLS AND OSMOSIS PLANT TO HELP HATTERAS ISLAND TOWNS.
• SUSPECT IN CAR THEFT TO FACE QUESTIONS ABOUT MISSING WOMAN
• ANGLERS REPORT FAIR CATCHES
• PERQUIMANS JUNIOR RUNNER KICKS INTO HIGH GEAR BYRUM IS HAVING A RECORD SEASON
• 2 INDICTED FOR BID-RIGGING AT GILMORE'S STATE OFFICE SUCCESSOR SAYS CANDIDATE REQUESTED THE INVESTIGATION.
• VIRGINIA [BRIEFS]