The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Friday, October 17, 1997

• STAYING THE COURSEEACH QUARTER, THE CHESAPEAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT REVIEWS ITS PROGRESS IN REACHING THE GOALS OF ITS FIVE-YEAR PLAN.
• TEACHER RAISE TOPS WISH LIST FOR NEXT BUDGET
• HONOR ROLL
• ODU TURNS 67 SPLENDID VARIETY SCHOOL HAS INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR, WITH 1,400 STUDENTS FROM 110 NATIONS
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• MR. MOM WANTS TO BE A HAUSFRAU WHEN HE GROWS UP
• PUSH POLLS SAY NO TO PUSHY POLS A SCUMMY CAMPAIGN TECHNIQUE POLLUTES THE POLITICAL PROCESS
• CORRECTION
• ROBERT L. GODFREY SR.
• BENNY SIMPKINS SR.
• SARAH FERGUSON
• CLARA T. POWERS
• ANNERBELL BREWER
• NELLIE V. WHITAKER
• HOYT A. TELLER SR.
• STEPHEN M. EDWARDS SR.
• GERNOAH N. PURNELL JR.
• MATTIE D. HILL
• JAMES R. STEWART
• UNICE PERRY
• CREASIE SMITH
• MARY C. DOYLE
• COURTNEY E. JOHNSON
• EVA D. MEYERSON
• AUDREY C. HUGHES
• H. JUDSON GRIFFIN
• CLARK F. MACKES JR.
• KENNETH D. BRNUM
• DORSEL S. MOYERS
• CHERRY POINT MARINE JET GOES DOWN IN OHIO; PILOT SURVIVES
• MILESTONES
• WAVY-TV'S PARENT RECEIVES RICHER TAKEOVER OFFER
• POLICE BELIEVE TWO ROBBERIES IN CHESAPEAKE ARE UNRELATED
• COURTS & CRIME
• GIRL'S TRIAL IN SLASHING CASE RESULTS IN HUNG JURY
• BOARD REVIEWS SAFETY AT CSXT, AND NORFOLK SOUTHERN
• SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM DISHES UP NUTRITION, VARIETY
• YOUTH ARE FOCUS OF MARCH'S ANNIVERSARY
• THE LONGEST RIDE BUS RIDES TOO LONG, UNSETTLING FOR SOME CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, PARENTS SAY
• FLOODING, EROSION POSSIBLE ON WEEKEND, THANKS TO THE MOON
• NORFOLK ENTERS NEW ERA IN PUBLIC HEALTH FIELD
• NEIGHBOR'S HELP ARRIVES AHEAD OF FIREFIGHTERS
• BEACH, CAPTAIN LIABLE IN GROUNDING JUDGE TO DECIDE COSTS FOR BOTH SIDES IN RUDEE INLET ACCIDENT
• ROBERTSON'S LAWYER ASKS COURT TO DISMISS LIBEL LAWSUIT MAGISTRATE IS LIKELY TO RULE ON THE FORMER REGENT PROFESSORS' SUIT IN ABOUT A MONTH.
• KENNEDY GROUP TRANSFERS AUTHORITY TO G.W. THE NORFOLK-BASED CARRIER OFFICIALLY BEGINS ITS MISSION AS OTHERS HEAD HOME.
• ELIZABETH CITY'S GHOST STORIES BEING USED TO SCARE UP TOURISTS
• DIVERS FIND MORE ITEMS FROM VESSEL THEY BELIEVE BELONGED TO BLACKBEARD
• PIERS PROVED THE RIGHT PLACES TO BE FOR BEST ANGLING
• GILMORE HAS TWICE THE MONEY OF BEYER
• THOMAS JEFFERSON STILL POPULAR, 200 YEARS LATER
• LAWMAKERS ARE VOTING GREENER
• OLD DOMINION GRADS, LEADERS IN COMMUNITY TO BE HONORED
• A COST OF NEW SCHOOL: 27 TREES
• NORFOLK COUNCIL ACTIONS
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]
• ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE CLOSES ITS NORFOLK OFFICE
• ALBEMARLE HOSPITAL'S LAB ACCREDITED
• ``STAND FOR CHILDREN'' BEING PLANNED FOR PORTSMOUTH