The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Thursday, November 6, 1997

• A LEADER AMONG US AT 21, NAVAL ACADEMY BRIGADE COMMANDER LEADS 4,000
• OUT-OF-NAVY EXPERIENCE CAN LEAD TO "THE LOOK"
• WEEKLY BRIEFING
• THE OLD QUESTION: PRIVATE VS. PUBLIC GOOD SHOULD THE CITY GAIN THE POWER TO STOP HOMES FROM BEING BUILT WHERE CITY SERVICES ARE INADEQUATE TO SERVE THE INCREASED POPULATION?
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• $9 BILLION FOR TRANSPORTATION ``SOLUTIONS'' THAT WILL FAIL?
• THE MORGAN FUND NEWSMAN MAKES NEWS A CHALLENGING GIFT: CHRYSLER MUSEUM TO RECEIVE $1 MILLION IF IT CAN RAISE $1 MILLION.
• MANAGING THE MANDATE THE TRICK NOW IS KEEPING PROMISES WITHOUT CHEAPENING THE COMMONWEALTH
• CLAUDE D. MOZLEY JR.
• JAMES STATEN
• DR. JAMES H. BOYD SR.
• JULIO C. VICERA
• PAULINE B. DUNLEAVY
• TANYA H. BROWN
• HEROMINIA M. SIMMS
• RACHEL L. GOODMAN
• JOHN W. SCOTT
• CURTIS F. WARD SR.
• ERNEST JOYNER
• NORMA J. WALKER
• MILDRED A. CRITCHER
• VERDA L. WEST
• HERBERT L. LASSITER
• WILLIAM T. WARD
• ROY T. SMITH
• WALTER J. NORMAN SR.
• KATHLEEN W. ADAMS
• CHESLEY C. MIDGETT SR.
• LINDA R. JAMES
• JULIAN P. VICK JR.
• KERMIT E. JORDAN
• ESTHER M. BAKER
• WILLIAM S. CAMERON
• ODELL A. CARTER
• ELEANOR K. NAFTAL
• MARY C. REID
• RUDY D. CONE JR.
• SALLIE L. WOOD
• LEONARD H. PARKER SR.
• LUTHER S. DAUGHTRY
• ALMER W. CLARK
• VIOLA E. KEELING
• CATCHES FROM PIERS TAKE A TURN FOR THE BETTER
• MADELINE A. MATHIAS
• WILLIAM A. POWELL
• JERRY L. CHAMPION
• SONJA COOPER REED
• LEAH C. SEARLE
• VIRGINIA
• BEACH SCHOOL BOARD PONDERS TOUGHER RULES FOR FUND-RAISING IT MAY VOTE TO STOP INCENTIVES AND CURB DOOR-TO-DOOR SALES BY STUDENTS.
• MAN'S BEST FRIEND RESCUED FROM THE RAVAGES OF A RIVER
• MEDIA CRITIC WILL SPEAK - WITHOUT FEE - AT BEACH
• MEAL VOLUNTEERS DELIVER DESPITE HOSPITAL CLOSING
• A FAMILY MOURNS A MOTHER AND 2 CHILDREN
• COURTS AND CRIME
• MANY DORMS STILL WITHOUT SPRINKLERS A YEAR AFTER REPORT, COLLEGES STRUGGLING TO GET WORK DONE BY 1999 DEADLINE
• NORFOLK AIMS TO GUARANTEE GRADUATES' SKILLS
• FOURTH FEMALE, AND 42ND MALE, HAVE DECIDED TO LEAVE VMI
• SUFFOLK SUSPENDS 3 SCHOOL EMPLOYEES
• MAN ABDUCTED, SHOT TO DEATH ROBBERS FORCE WAY INTO HOME IN DEEP CREEK CAPTIVE SLAIN WHEN HE TRIES TO JUMP FROM CAR
• BEACH COULD HAVE SURPLUS IN SCHOOL BUDGET BUT ADMINISTRATORS, NOTING PAST ERRORS, ARE BEING CAUTIOUS OF OVERSPENDING.
• PAIR LIVING WITH ANIMALS IN FILTH ARE FINED $19,000
• POLICE WANT TO PUT ROTARY DIALS ON PAY PHONES TO FOIL DRUG DEALS
• GROUPS UNITE TO BUILD AND STOCK OYSTER REEFS IN ELIZABETH RIVER
• WATER HARMONY HAS SUFFOLK BREATHING MUCH EASIER NOW
• A LITTLE GIRL IN A BIG RIG
• SUFFOLK VOTES TO FORM AREA WATER AUTHORITY IN A MEETING TODAY, ISLE OF WIGHT MAY DISCUSS TEAMING WITH ITS NEIGHBOR.
• CHARGES WITHDRAWN IN WILSON HIGH MELEE WITNESSES REFUSED TO TESTIFY AGAINST THE TEEN-AGER, A PROSECUTOR SAYS.
• JOY FUND
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]
• NORTH CAROLINA MAKES PROGRESS ON IMPROVING EDUCATION SCORES
• ALBEMARLE
• LEGISLATIVE PANEL APPROVES FUNDS FOR BATTLESHIP NORTH CAROLINA
• ROLLASON ELECTED KILL DEVIL HILLS MAYOR RESULTS DELAYED BECAUSE 200 BALLOTS FOR MAYOR WERE MARKED INCORRECTLY.
• REID WINS INCUMBENT COUNCILMAN'S SEAT HERTFORD ELECTS FIRST BLACK TO TOWN BODY. HE DOWNPLAYS RACIAL ASPECT.
• BIRD-WATCHERS ACROSS COUNTRY ARE FLOCKING TO DARE FESTIVAL