The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Tuesday, November 11, 1997

• WHY NEGATIVE ADS WORK
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• THE BATTLESHIP WISCONSIN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
• NORFOLK CITY ATTORNEY PHILIP R. TRAPANI
• JOSEPH R. MCARTHUR
• STARASIA N. CARTER
• CAROLE K. CHAPPELL
• EDWARD D. ROSS
• NANNIE B. WARNER
• WILLIE A. LEE JR.
• MELVIN L. HARRIS
• EDWARD J. LOGAN
• ELNORA TROTMAN
• MARGARET E. HARRISON
• WILLIAM A. GARTHRIGHT JR.
• CLIFTON M. MOORE SR.
• THOMAS L. ODOM
• NEALIE N. RUDD
• MARK A. DURHAM
• M. KENNETH BACH
• LOUIS BODNAR JR.
• CECIL M. PERRY
• BESSIE WALTON
• LALA GATLING
• BERNICE A. BRINKLEY
• WALTER F. MILLER
• JAMES H. MASHBURN
• JACK B. MUMFORD
• DORIS G. TOMLINSON
• JERRY E. RUTHERFORD
• MATTIE I. HEWITT
• GLENN A. ELLIOTT
• GEORGE CROSS SR.
• LOIS A. LANYI
• LLOYD TUTTLE
• V. ALFRED ETHERIDGE
• CATHERINE R. WYNNE
• MARY F. MORSE
• ROBERT J. VAN VOORHIS
• THOMAS W. WEBER
• GERALDINE W. ANDERSON
• JOHN E. CASON
• DONALD L. WARD
• BLANCHIE W. SPENCER
• WAYNE E. SPENCE
• A PARTNERSHIP WITH POLICE CUTS CRIME IN CHESAPEAKE
• MR. PEANUT TURNS HEADS AS HE VISITS BIRTHPLACEPLANTERS' ICON, NOW 81, IS PEDALING HIS WAY TO MACY'S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE.
• SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO HEAR APPEAL IN CASE OF ROAD DAMAGE
• COMMENT DEADLINE ON BRINGING MORE JETS TO OCEANA EXTENDED
• PORTSMOUTH COUNCILMAN FINDS THAT HE IS REALLY A CITIZEN, TOO
• PORTSMOUTH CONSIDERING ORDINANCE TO CONTROL COMMUNICATIONS TOWERS
• LAWYER BEING INVESTIGATED IN CASE OF WIDOW'S MISSING MONEY
• FAMILY LOSES SECOND SON TO CRIMEMICHAEL BOGGS WAS SHOT TO DEATH BY POLICE AFTER A CHASE FRIDAY. RICHARD BOGGS WAS EXECUTED IN 1990 FOR A 1984 MURDER.
• CONTRACTOR SUES COLONIAL DOWNS, CLAIMING BILLS OF $11.8 MILLION
• POLICE PROBE DEATH OF MAN HIT BY AUTO
• FISCAL WHIZ OF BEACH SCHOOLS GETS GEORGIA JOB
• STEPS TAKEN TOWARD NEW SCHOOL SITE THE LAND IS NEXT TO PROPERTY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ALREADY OWNS.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Bill Fruit was a candidate for the Kitty Hawk Town Council. A headline in Tuesday's paper was incorrect. Correction published, Wednesday, November 12, 1997, p. B2, North Carolina Ed. ***************************************************************** MANTEO COUNCIL CANDIDATE WANTS RECOUNT OF BALLOTS
• ASSAULT VICTIM DESCRIBES MEN NOW SOUGHT BY INVESTIGATORS
• PANEL TO AUDIT PROJECT BLUE SKY SPENDING WHAT DID THE TOWN OF SOUTHERN SHORES GET IN RETURN FOR SPENDING MORE THAN $262,000?
• WORKING THE SOUND
• SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT'S FUTURE UNRESOLVED
• PROPOSAL FOR REDRAWN DISTRICT 3RD DISTRICT WOULD STILL HAVE BLACK MAJORITY UNDER PROPOSAL
• LARGE CROWD MOURNS CITY ATTORNEY PHILIP TRAPANI'S FUNERAL PACKED SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH.
• CHANGE OF COMMAND FOR THE ``BIG E'' CARRIER GETS NEW SKIPPER IN CEREMONY MONDAY
• JOY FUND DONORS
• GILMORE REJECTS IDEA TO RAISE SALES TAX IN ORDER TO AX CAR LEVY
• WOMAN GETS A CHANCE TO THANK RESCUERS
• CRIME LINE
• KEEPER STRIPERS AMONG BEST CATCHES DURING THE WEEKEND
• GRACE B. BRYANT
• SCHOOLS HAVE TECHNOLOGY, BUT MANY IN STATE DON'T USE IT
• FOR VICTIMS' LOVED ONES, LIFE CAN, AND DOES, GO ON SOME SURVIVORS, LIKE NEWPORT NEWS' DALE PENNELL, FIND SOLACE IN WORKING TO HELP VICTIMS - AND FELLOW SURVIVORS.