The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Friday, October 31, 1997

• LOLA G. BOONE
• FRED W. MARTIN SR.
• GEORGE PURVIS SR.
• CHARLIE R. PARKER JR. G1KR31PAR
• MILTON R. SMITH
• HORACE B. WEAVER
• DONALD D. DAVIS
• BARBARA D. THOMAS
• JOSEPH T. WHITEHEAD
• MARJORIE F. MAXWELL
• HOLLIE P. BROWN
• JOHNNIE L. FALKINS
• CHARLIE AMES
• GEORGE HARDY
• ANNA NOWLIN
• DOROTHY D. DENNY
• BETTY J. JORDAN
• BETTY P. WANNAMAKER
• MORTIMER K. BROUS
• KATIE T. GOODWYN
• THELMA S. WIGFALL
• JOHN J. WITKOSKIE
• SAMUEL WOOD
• SARAH BELLE
• MARION E. WILLIAMS
• HARVEY J. SULLIVAN JR.
• J. RAYMOND MARSTON
• PLUMMER ROULHAC
• KELLY R. FARR SR.
• OPHELIA H. RICKS
• DISCIPLINE PROBLEMS RISING AT MOST NORFOLK SCHOOLS THE DISTRICT TRACKS DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOR, WHICH INCREASED AT MIDDLE AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN 1996-97 BUT DECLINE AT HIGH SCHOOLS.
• CORDIE MURRY
• CAROLYN G. KING
• EDNA C. LEWIS
• BRITTANY M. PARIS
• DARE SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS BUDGET OF NEARLY $26 MILLION
• SMALL BLUEFISH LEAD THE CATCH ON A SLOW DAY
• STUDYING AMERICAN CULTURE
• AQUARIUM PLANNING MASSIVE MAKEOVER, LARGER DISPLAY AREA
• THE VIRGINIA WAY THAT COMMONWEALTH IS BEST THAT SPENDS THE LEAST IT IS NO ACCIDENT THAT OUR STATE HAS FAILING SCHOOLS, DECLINING COLLEGES,OVERCROWDED ROADS. IT IS A CONSEQUENCE OF GOING FOR THE CHEAPEST ANSWER RATHER THAN THE BEST.
• NESTLE WORKERS PITCH IN TO PAINT SUFFOLK SCHOOL
• HONOR ROLL
• BULLETIN BOARD
• EYES & EARS
• PHILANTHROPY SEASON FOR GIVING THE SALVATION ARMY IS AMONG THE BENEFICIARIES OF THE UNITED WAY IN SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS.
• FEDERAL TRANSPORTATION BILL CLEAR THE ROADBLOCK STATES SOON WILL BE HURTING IF FEDERAL HIGHWAY DOLLARS ARE HELD UP.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• VIRGINIA ELECTION BRINGS HOPE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
• MILESTONES
• VIRGINIA [BRIEFS]
• MOTHER WON'T BE CHARGED WITH ABANDONING INFANT
• 2 WOMEN HIT BY GUNSHOTS FIRED INTO WESTERN BRANCH TOWNHOUSE
• ACCESS DISPUTE DELAYS EXCAVATION OF POSSIBLE TREASURE SHIPS CLOSE
• VOLUNTEERISM BRINGS OUT PEOPLE'S GOOD NATURE, NORFOLK PARLEY TOLD
• NORFOLK PEACE ACTIVIST GETS 13 MONTHS IN JAIL FOR DAMAGING WARSHIP
• PAGANS TO OBSERVE HALLOWEEN TONIGHT AT MOUNT TRASHMORE
• EX-DIRECTOR SUES HOUSING AUTHORITY OVER HIS DISMISSAL
• HOPEFULS FOCUS ON ISSUES IN CAMPAIGN WITHOUT DIRT
• BRACELETS AND BAR CODES TRACK JAIL INMATES
• WORKSHOP ABOUT CHURCH STREET IS ENCOURAGING FIFTY PEOPLE TURNED OUT TO SHARE IDEAS ON THE REBIRTH OF THE VITAL NORFOLK CORRIDOR.
• SANDBRIDGE BULKHEAD DEAL OK'D HOMEOWNERS, FIRM REMOVE FINAL BARRIERS TO BEACH PLAN.
• TROUBLE COMES EARLIER FOR NORFOLK STUDENTS
• MANY SCHOOLS TONING DOWN HALLOWEEN CELEBRATIONS
• MATH STUDENTS ADD VOTING TO EDUCATION
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]