The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Wednesday, November 26, 1997

• THE ELIZABETH RIVER ALL HANDS TOGETHER TO CLEAN THE WATERWAY
• NO CAR TAX? NOT SO FAST NO FREE LUNCH
• ADVOCATES FOR POOR GET LESSON IN LOBBYING FROM SOMETIME FOE
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
• HUNTER A. HOGAN JR. A SPIRITED PASSAGE
• WILLIAM E. FIELDS
• CAROLYN D. JOHNSON
• REGINALD K. LAND
• LESTER E. WALKER JR.
• CHARLES J. BOVASTRO SR.
• WILLIAM E. REED
• LINDA M. WASCHOW
• H.J. JOHNSON SR.
• ANSON R. HYDE
• JAMES M. WEST
• MARY E. STEWART
• MARY BRIDGERS
• JOHN W. HASTY
• ROBERT D. BEAMAN SR.
• NEDITH B. GOODRICH
• MARION L. KING
• SHELIA L. MASON
• MADDIE H. SPELLMAN
• WILLIS H. COOPER
• RONALD E. FOX
• ARIOUNS WILFORD
• CHARLES T. WOODARD
• MARY BOYAN
• FORREST H. POTTS
• EVA M. BROWN
• FLORENCE P. CARTIER
• ALFREDO M. CORTEZANO
• DOROTHY J. DELEON
• MILLS E. GODWIN JR. COURT'S BUILDING, SUFFOLK
• DAVID L. WEAVER
• HELEN B. SCHROEDER
• E.A. HARRIS JR.
• NORMAN E. LANE
• ALBEMARLE
• SUFFOLK'S ROAD TO GROWTH COULD BE A COSTLY ONE THE CITY WILL HAVE TO RAISE AT LEAST $68.4 MILLION FOR ROADS EVEN IF IT CUTS ITS RATE OF EXPANSION TO JUST 600 NEW HOMES A YEAR, A CONSULTANT SAYS.
• NORTHEASTERN'S ATHLETIC DIRECTOR RESIGNS
• JAIL INMATE CAUGHT WITHIN DAY OF ESCAPE
• HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS]
• GOV. ALLEN HONORS VOLUNTEERS FOR SERVING THEIR COMMUNITIES
• WIDOW OF DEL. GEORGE H. HEILIG JR. COUNTERSUES HIS LOVER WIFE OF 32 YEARS SAYS THE OTHER WOMAN ISN'T ENTITLED TO ANY PART OF HIS ESTATE.
• 13 YEARS ADDED TO PRISON TERM OF MAN GUILTY OF BEATING MOTHER
• PORTSMOUTH, SUFFOLK SIGN GOLF COURSE DEAL
• OWNER OF RADIO STATIONS TO PAY FOR MUSIC PIRACY
• SHOT MOTHER RECOVERING, BUT BULLET TEARS FAMILY APART
• COUNCIL PROPOSES VOTING DISTRICT NAMES CENTERVILLE AND ROSE HALL LINKED TO AREA'S HISTORY.
• YESTERDAY
• HIGHER EDUCATION COUNCIL HIRES FIRM TO HELP RECRUIT DIRECTOR
• $472,000 OK'D TO FINISH STADIUM BEACH WILL RAISE FUNDS BY SELLING SURPLUS CITY LAND
• CONSULTANT SAYS PORTSMOUTH WILL HAVE TO CHIP IN MORE FOR COURSE
• COURTS & CRIME [BRIEFS]
• RESIDENTS CHEER, JEER ODU EXPANSION PROPOSAL
• THE PORTABLE COTTAGE
• STATE TAKES NEW ANGLE WITH 2 STARS OF THE BAY
• DARE DENIES REQUEST FOR NEW MUSEUM FUNDS OFFICIALS CITE LOAN REGULATIONS, VOICE CONCERN ABOUT PROJECT'S RISK
• PAUL G. O'BRIANT WILL TAKE OVER AS PRINCIPAL OF CURRITUCK HIGH
• PIER ACTION ALONG THE NORTHERN BEACHES WAS
• GIVING DARE COUNTY TOURISM A BOOST TOURIST BUREAU'S NEW DIRECTOR HOPES TO ATTRACT MORE BUS TOURS, CONVENTIONS.
• POLICE SAY IMPROVEMENTS HAVE MADE REST STOPS SAFER SOME DRIVERS ARE STILL WARY OF STOPPING, DESPITE POLICE CONFIDENCE.