The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Thursday, October 23, 1997

• DEFUSING DANGERFROM HOMEMADE PIPE BOMBS TO UNEXPLODED ORDNANCE, NORFOLK'S DISPOSAL TEAM FACES RISKS EVERY DAY WHILE COVERING EMERGENCIES FROM FLORIDA TO ICELAND.
• STAY, GO OR COMMUTE, THE FAMILY MUST BE FIRST CHOICE
• WEEKLY BRIEFING
• MATERIALISM WANTING CAN LEAD TO WORK, DUMBER WARNS
• LETTERS TO EDITOR -- THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• PROBLEMS WITH GILMORE'S TEACHER PLAN
• WILDER'S NONENDORSEMENT NOT NEUTRALITY
• PILOT ENDORSEMENTS CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICES
• MAXIE L. GARRETT
• EUGENE COSTON
• WILLODEAN LEADBEATER
• ROSIE H. TAYLOR
• GLADYS S. HUDGINS
• BETTY B. PEAKE
• ETHELINE H. WILLIAMS
• CLIFTON L. OVERBY
• CHARLES D. OSBORN JR.
• HERMAN A. MAYS
• MARTHA L. JOHNSON
• DOROTHY H. SMITH
• JOAN M. PRITCHARD
• WENDELL M. PEELE SR.
• SPENCER T. EVANS
• VIRGIE M. MASON
• JARVIS G. HINES
• CHARLES R. STEPHENSON
• VIRGINIA A. NEWKIRK
• NATHANIEL WRIGHT JR.
• RUTH P. DAVIS
• WILLIAM E. COLE
• LINWOOD H. BAZEMORE
• MARY L. HICKS
• MATTIE NEWSOME
• CHARLES E. HOLLAND
• CAROL F. MANCINI
• JOSEPH DEPOLA JR.
• JEAN F. ALT
• CHARLIE S. RALPH
• CHARLES H. GWALTNEY SR.
• 40,000 BOOKS TO GREET BARGAIN-HUNTERS AT CHRYSLER MUSEUM
• SUPERINTENDENT WANTS SCHOOLS TO FORM LINK WITH SUFFOLK BUSINESS
• EAST OCEAN VIEW CHEERS AS TARGETED HOUSE FALLS
• NORFOLK SCHOOL BOARD EXPECTED TO VOTE ON THE USE OF HANDCUFFS
• CHESAPEAKE RESIDENTS CAN SPEAK OUT TONIGHT ON EXPRESSWAY ROUTE
• NSU FACULTY, STAFF ASKED TO PUSH FUND RAISING
• TEEN GETS LIFE IN PRISON IN FATAL BEACH SHOOTING
• CHESAPEAKE OFFICER PLANS TO SUE CITY FOR DEFAMATION
• RACIAL GAP SHOWN IN BEACH SCHOOLS BUT THE DISPARITY OVER DISCIPLINE TENDS TO SHRINK FOR HIGHER GRADES
• RALPH REED'S OFFER TO HELP GILMORE DECLINED
• A CITY DIVIDED: GROWING PAINS
• DATELINE: VIRGINIA BEACH LENGTH: 34 lines
• FOR THE FIRST TIME, GILMORE LEADS BEYER IN POLL
• A CITY DIVIDED: GROWING PAINS
• FIRE DAMAGES DORM ROOM AT NORFOLK STATE
• DESPITE STUDY, PROFESSORS CALL TEACHERS WELL-EDUCATED
• SUFFOLK PARENTS WANT TO KNOW WHERE KIDS WILL GO TO SCHOOL
• SOME FROST POSSIBLE AS FALL'S CHILL MOVES INTO HAMPTON ROADS
• POLICE IDENTIFY TWO SUSPECTS IN 3 EAST OCEAN VIEW SLAYINGS
• NO MORE ``FREE'' SCHOOL MEALS FOR ADULTS DARE BOARD DECIDES TO END PRACTICE OF ALLOWING PEOPLE TO RUN UP TABS.
• INVENTOR SAYS NEW DREDGE IS ALL OREGON INLET NEEDS
• FRENCH ARTIST'S WORK ADMIRED
• PERQUIMANS COUNTY'S HOT TEAM COOLED OFF BY LOSS TO GATES' GIRLS
• SHAKEN BABY'S MOTHER FOUND GUILTY OF SECOND-DEGREE MURDER
• HAMPTON ROADS
• CAMPAIGN TO COUNTER THE SCARE EFFECTS OF PFIESTERIA
• PIER ACTION BOTH GOOD AND BAD ALONG DARE COAST