The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Tuesday, October 14, 1997

• NORFOLK FORCE SOUGHT KILLER OF POLICEMAN, 93 YEARS AGO
• RECALLING LITTLE ROCK AN INJUSTICE DONE BY AN EDITOR'S PEN IS CAUSE FOR REGRET
• THE MILLION MAN MARCH AND THE PROMISE KEEPERS: TIME FOR ACTION, ACTION, ACTION
• MENTAL HEALTH STATE MUST STOP LAGGING COMING REPORTS WILL MAKE THE CASE FOR CHANGE
• CORRECTION
• CLEVE INGRAM III
• STANLEY C. WHITE SR.
• ERNESTINE E. WILSON
• LEONA S. REYNOLDS
• JOSEPH L. WOMACK JR.
• JERRY A. WINDLEY
• CHARLES S. SIMMONS JR.
• ROBERT L. SMITH
• RICKEY L. KRIZ
• CLARENCE E. HAMLIN
• GEORGE J. SENTER
• LEROY ONLEY
• ROBERT M. MOORE JR.
• MILDRED G. ERICSON
• ROBERT E. BAGWELL SR.
• JOHN Q.A. CHADWICK
• VIRGINIA K. SOHMER
• DOROTHY C. KING
• JAMES E. LASSITER JR.
• PAULETTE AIKENS
• MARJORIE W. SIMPSON
• KATHLEEN C. RUDOLPH
• BILLY R. MORRIS
• BILLY P. HASKETT
• OWENS J. BELL
• MILDRED C. DILLARD
• ELIZABETH D. BROWN
• NAMON L. CARRINGTON JR.
• SIDNEY R. EVANS SR.
• BEULAH T. FLEMING
• HERBERT V. CAPPS
• CHRISTINE J. MEADE
• ANNIE JO MCLAUGHLIN
• HENRIETTE H. MEERT
• CRANSTON COSTEN
• ALYSSA V. BADALUCCO
• MARIE L. TOARELLO
• CITY WORKSHOP TO ADDRESS FUTURE OF PORTSIDE, HARBOR
• ANIMALS TAKING A BITE OUT OF REGION REPORTED BITES ARE UP BUT RABIES EPIDEMIC APPEARS TO BE SLOWING.
• NORFOLK SET TO VOTE ON BANISHING SKATERS FROM SOME AREAS
• STABBING WITH A BARBECUE FORK FATAL TO MAN, 62, IN PORTSMOUTH
• AT HEARING, MOST SPEAKERS WANT CUFFS IN NORFOLK SCHOOLS
• MENINGITIS GERM MAKES UNIVERSITY STUDENT SICK NEWEST CASE NOT RELATED TO EARLIER ONE, NORFOLK HEALTH DIRECTOR SAYS.
• TEEN CALLS FAITH, DETERMINATION KEYS TO CHANGE
• YOUNG MINDS TACKLE OLD PROBLEMS LOCAL YOUTH SUMMIT GENERATES ENTHUSIASM IN SEARCH OF PLANS
• CLASSES FILL GAPS IN MATH, WRITING SKILLS STATISTICS SHOW THAT 1 IN 3 LOCAL PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS LACKS BASIC COLLEGE SKILLS. AT TCC, SOME ARE TAKING STEPS TO CATCH UP.
• RICHMOND CITY MANAGER LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA
• POLICE INVESTIGATING SLAYING IN NORFOLK
• FOOD LION PROPOSED FOR SOUTH NORFOLK IT WOULD BE THE AREA'S FIRST MAJOR GROCERY.
• ANOTHER NICE DAY, THEN IT WILL COOL DOWN A BIT TEMPERATURES WILL BE MORE SEASONABLE BY WEDNESDAY.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Graphic CORRECTIONS Beverly Graeber is a Republican and Don Williams a Democrat. An item in Tuesday's paper about a civic-league forum reversed the political parties of the two candidates for the 86th House District. Correction published, Wednesday, October 15, 1997, p. A2 ***************************************************************** HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]
• MAN CHARGED IN BEATING, SHOOTING AT DAILY PRESS
• IDA BARBOUR GETS A HELPING HAND
• CRIME LINE
• DESPITE DROP IN JUVENILE CRIME, SOME ARE NOT CONVINCED
• A PENNY FOR THEIR TIME
• ARRESTS FOLLOW BURGLARY SPREE THREE-WEEK OUTBREAK WORSE THAN TYPICAL OFFSEASON CRIME, POLICE SAY.
• ALBEMARLE [BRIEFS]
• NEW CURRITUCK HIGH NEARLY FINISHED LATEST HEADACHE WON'T DELAY LONG- AWAITED OPENING.
• NORTHERLY WINDS GIVE A BOOST TO WEEKEND PIER FISHING