The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Sunday, October 26, 1997

• MD. MAY HEAD OFF NEW POULTRY PLANTS ON SHORE THE PROPOSED MORATORIUM WOULD SEEK TO STOP THE SPREAD OF PFIESTERIA.
• CHESAPEAKE BOARD STUDIES WAYS TO BOOST STUDENT PERFORMANCE
• BOOK OFFERS TESTIMONY OF RELIGION
• NAVY RESCUES 2 SAILORS FROM BATTERED SLOOP WINDS, HIGH SEAS THWARTED STRUGGLE TO REACH BERMUDA.
• INLET FACES UNKNOWN SOUNDINGSSINCE 1927, RUDEE INLET HAS BEEN A HEADACHE FOR THE BEACH. NOW, A COURT RULING MAY PROMPT THE CITY TO STOP DISTRIBUTING MAPS, HIRE MORE WORKERS AND MODIFY ITS DREDGE.
• WILSON FIGHT OFFERS CHANCE FOR DIALOGUE SOME SAY IT IS TIME TO TALK ABOUT RACE.
• ROBBERY SUSPECTS ARRESTED AFTER WRECK
• A FIND OF THEIR DREAMS FROM UNDERNEATH A 277-YEAR-OLD CHESAPEAKE HOME, TREASURES SURFACE.
• OYSTER PROJECT OFFERS LESSONS FOR STUDENTS
• EVERETT VINCENT CONWELL
• ORA LEE DAVIS
• WARDELL EDWARDS JR.
• GENEVA C. GARRETT
• ELIZABETH W. JERNIGAN
• JEAN E. RIDDICK
• KITTY M. BASNIGHT
• HOWARD BYERS
• MYRTLE CHAFIN
• THELMA J. HAISLETT
• JAMES O. JOHNSON
• FANNIE MAE JONES
• NANCY M. PARLETTE
• JAMES ROBINSON SR.
• MARGARET B. SULLIVAN
• LYDIA A. TESHARA
• LEATRICE THREATS
• JOSEPH R. VAUGHAN SR.
• RUFUS WYCHE
• MADISON A. EPPS
• OLA MAE ROUNTREE
• JAMES W. TURNER JR.
• VIRGINIA M. WORRELL
• BEULAH M. FREEMAN
• WILLIAM C. BALLEW
• MILDRED W. JENKINS
• STELLA JOHNSON
• HAROLD M. KATHERMAN
• MARY A. LANDIS
• RUSSELL J. WATERFIELD
• BEVERLY A. CHERRY
• DANIEL COUNCIL III
• DAVID F. WHITLEY
• JEFFREY L. TAYLOR
• CHARLES H. ALLEN
• JAMES E. BAKER
• MARTIN W. BOELENS SR.
• WRENN P. CHILDERS
• IZETTA H. HOLLOWELL
• JAMES T. NIXON
• WILLIE MAE NUTTER
• JOHNNIE B. SMITHWICK
• BRIAN J. HENSON
• NORVAL L. SANDERS
• SOUND'S ECOSYSTEMS ARE IN DECLINE OFFICIALS HOPEFUL STUDY WILL YIELD ANSWERS, REMEDIES
• CAREER NIGHT WILL FOCUS ON OPENINGS IN CONSTRUCTION
• BLUE SKY CLOUDS ELECTION PICTURE IN SOUTHERN SHORES, CANDIDATES HAVE VARIED SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS.
• TINY TOWN IS BUZZING OVER 12-YEAR-OLD LINE DANCERS