The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Thursday, November 13, 1997

• DEALING DRUGS OVER A PARTY LINE TO THWART DRUG DEALERS, CHESAPEAKE POLICE HOPE TO INSTALL ROTARY-DIAL PAY PHONES IN THE SOUTH NORFOLK SECTION OF THE CITY.
• GW, SEATTLE WORK IN TANDEM TO STOCK CARRIER
• WEEKLY BRIEFING
• LINKS A NEW PROGRAM FOR MARINE SPOUSES WILL HELP THEM SURVIVE - AND THRIVE- IN THE COMMUNITY INSTEAD OF FEELING ISOLATED.
• SCHOOL FUNDING KIDS SHOULDN'T PAY NORFOLK HAS COME UP SHORT ON TAX REVENUES.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• CHANGING THE BURDEN OF PROOF IN TAX CASES
• LOW VOTER TURNOUT MINORITY RULE CAN 20 PERCENT OF AVAILABLE VOTES BE CALLED A MANDATE?
• CAMPAIGN POST-MORTEM UNHEEDED WARNING CONSULTANTS SAW CAR TAX COMING, BUT BEYER DIDN'T GET OUT OF THE WAY.
• FRANCIS L. DRUMMOND
• WALTER L. TRAPNELL
• LEROY PAINTER
• CATHARINA M. RENGERS
• EUVA P. HASSELMAN
• GEORGE HANNAS
• FREDERICK L. KORTA JR.
• MALCOLM O. DAIL
• WALTER B. JERNIGAN JR.
• RONALD S. SYDNOR
• JOSEPH H. RIDDICK
• MABLE V. WHITE
• MELZAR G. LAMAR
• WILLIAM W. TILLERY III
• RUTH T. WRIGHT
• BETTY S. CRANE
• CHARLES K. DAVIS
• CHARLES F. WOOD
• GENNY HAYES
• ROXIE A. DILDY
• MATTHEW K. MCNEAL
• JAMES A. ARTIS SR.
• ALICE LOYALL MCCAW
• CARLOS M. POWELL
• DONALD J. KREJCAREK
• NOEMI B. CORTEZANO
• BARBARA A. REDDITT
• HUGO T. CASON SR.
• ROBERT S. ALLEN
• CLARA K. LEVIN
• ALICE L. WARNE
• RODNEY S. GRAY
• WILLIAM E. RODGERS SR.
• JUNIOUS L. HARGRAVE
• ROSELYN WILSON-LEWIS
• WILLIE M. COPELAND
• JOHN W. BRINKLEY JR.
• 4 SUSPECTS AREN'T FACING CHARGES IN BEACH KILLING THE CASE AGAINST THE MEN WAS ONCE THOUGHT TO BE SOLID.
• BEACH SHELTER FINDS ITSELF AWASH IN UNWANTED PETS FROM ALL OVER
• TRT TO PUBLIC: HELP PLAN LIGHT RAIL 2 MEETINGS START PROCESS THAT PRIZES CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT.
• COURTS & CRIME
• SCHOOL FORUM OUTLINES GREATER FINANCIAL NEED
• BEACH HOLDS OUT FOR OFFICES AT INTERSECTION CITY RESIDENTS WANT NEW STRUCTURES ALONG THE GENERAL BOOTH CORRIDOR TO BLEND IN.
• JOURNALISTS MUST PROVIDE A BALANCE, EDITOR SAYS
• PARENTS LOSE PARENTAL RIGHTS OVER DAUGHTER, 10 JUDGE AWARDS GIRL TO FOSTER FAMILY
• SNOW? THERE JUST MIGHT BE A TRACE OVER NEXT FEW DAYS
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]
• NEW COURTHOUSE SPURS MEMORIES OF FIRST CASE HEARD BY JUDGE AS GROUND IS BROKEN, WORKERS SAY THEY'RE EAGER TO MOVE INTO THE ROOMIER PLACE.
• CHURCH ST. BUSINESSMAN WINS BETTER PRICE FOR LOT
• SETTLEMENT IS REACHED IN '95 SUFFOLK PLANE CRASH THE FAMILY OF 1 OF 3 MEN KILLED IN THE CRASH AGREES TO SETTLE FOR $60,000.
• PLANNING COMMISSION REJECTS CHESAPEAKE SEWER LINE PLAN
• BEACH RECYCLING: A FRESH START HIGH-TECH PLANT KICKS OFF NEW ERA.
• LAWYERS FILE STATE CLAIMS IN U.VA. BALCONY COLLAPSE
• ACCIDENT CAUSES 2-HOUR DELAY FOR DRIVERS HEADED FOR NORFOLK
• ODU CREATES FUND TO HELP DISPLACED BUSINESSES
• CANDIDATE'S REQUEST FOR ELECTION RECOUNT DENIED BILL FRUIT, WHO LOST BY 13 VOTES, HAD NO GROUNDS, DARE BOARD SAYS.
• SMALL BLUEFISH ENLIVEN THE DAY FOR PIER ANGLERS
• AN EYE OUT FOR PREY
• ROWDY STUDENTS CROWD CURRITUCK FERRYYOUNGSTERS HAVE TO USE THE BOAT TO GET FROM KNOTTS ISLAND TO MAINLAND SCHOOL.
• CURTAIN MIGHT FALL ON THEATER GROUP WITH LITTLE FUNDS
• NORFOLK RESIDENTS HONORED FOR SAVING LIFE
• PRESERVING A HARD-WON VICTORY HISTORY FORGOT THESE SOLDIERS, BUT A PRESIDENT'S GRANDSON HASN'T.
• JOY FUND
• THIS PROMISES TO BECOME THE LAND OF COCA-COLA AND HONEY