The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA) back issues from October 1998:
CHESAPEAKE WILL ADDRESS SEWAGE PROBLEM.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
CRIME REPORT - NORFOLK.(NORFOLK COMPASS)
Oct 01, 1998
MAURY SHOULD WIN AGAIN.(NORFOLK COMPASS)
Oct 01, 1998;
GLENN BONNEY PRESIDENT OF THE NORFOLK FEDERATION OF CIVIC LEAGUES.(NORFOLK COMPASS)
Oct 01, 1998
WHERE, OH WHERE, IS THE A-TEAM?(NORFOLK COMPASS)
Oct 01, 1998;
ENSEMBLE EXPLORES NEW WORKS.(NORFOLK COMPASS)
Oct 01, 1998;
LAURA VOGEL TRAVELING FOR THE YMCA.(SUFFOLK SUN)
Oct 01, 1998;
MUSIC, EVANGELISM HIGHLIGHT 4-DAY REVIVAL AT FIRST BAPTIST.(SUFFOLK SUN)
Oct 01, 1998;
TOWN POINT VA. WINE FESTIVAL OFFERS EDUCATIONAL SAMPLE, TOO.(NORFOLK COMPASS)
Oct 01, 1998
THE IRON MAN TWO NAVY MEN TRAIN FOR THE ULTIMATE TEST OF STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE. NEXT STOP: HAWAII<.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
WEEKLY BRIEFING.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998
MILITARY LIFE LETS ONE SEE WITH FRESH EYES.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998
A WEEKLY GUIDE TO THE REGION'S HOT SPOTS.(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 1998
IRS INVESTIGATORS ARE GOOD-LOOKING BUT BADLY UNDERPAID.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998
RAPID CITY GROWTH A BIG MISUNDERSTANDING.(LOCAL)(Editorial)
Oct 01, 1998
CLEAN-CAMPAIGN PLEDGE SHAPING UP CANDIDATES.(LOCAL)(Editorial)
Oct 01, 1998
RALPH STANLEY LOW-KEY VIRGINIA LEGEND BRINGS HIS MOUNTAIN MUSIC TO THE FLATLANDS.(DAILY BREAK)
Oct 01, 1998;
FIVE WHO MAKE LESSONS COME TO LIFE THE AREA'S TOP COLLEGE PROFESSORS GO BEYOND TRADITIONAL TEACHING METHODS TO MAKE THEIR SUBJECTS APPEAL TO STUDENTS.(DAILY BREAK)
Oct 01, 1998;
PCS AND DVDS COME TOGETHER THIS MARRIAGE ISN'T WITHOUT FLAWS, BUT THEY CAN BE SOLVED.(DAILY BREAK)
Oct 01, 1998
CAR CHASES IN ``RONIN'' SEND THE BLOOD RACING.(DAILY BREAK)(Review)
Oct 01, 1998;
CHEMICAL STENCH CASTS PALL ON RIVER.(DAILY BREAK)
Oct 01, 1998;
LOCAL ACTOR APPEARS IN SOAP TWICE A DAY.(DAILY BREAK)
Oct 01, 1998
IT'S NO ACT: AUSTIN WOULD RATHER SING.(DAILY BREAK)
Oct 01, 1998;
COACH FOUND HIS PLACE IN FIELD HOCKEY BUCKY PAYTON STICKS AROUND GIRLS' SPORT.(SUFFOLK SUN)
Oct 01, 1998;
CHARLES O. CLAGGION.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998
STATE SENATE REAFFIRMS PUBLIC BEACHES LAWSUIT QUESTIONS TRADITION THAT SAND TO VEGETATION LINE IS PUBLIC.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
COLONNA'S PAID $1 MILLION FOR FORMER NORSHIPCO YARD.(BUSINESS)
Oct 01, 1998
SOME SUGGEST TRASHING MT. TRASHMORE'S NAME.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
LOCAL SCENE.(BUSINESS)
Oct 01, 1998
$114 MILLION PAPER PLANT IS ON A ROLL.(BUSINESS)
Oct 01, 1998;
FOCUS: A NEW WELFARE SYSTEM.(FRONT)
Oct 01, 1998;
PROPOSED BILL WOULD HELP PUT LID ON AMOUNT OF TRASH STATE IMPORTS.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
PAINTED LADY OFFERS SURE FEAST FOR THE EYES OWNERS OF THE PAINTED LADY CAFE IN GHENT COMMISSION A WORK AFTER ITS NAME FOR SYMBOLIC POSTERS.(BUSINESS)
Oct 01, 1998;
HAMPTON ROADS [BRIEFS].(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998
CITY INVESTS IN ITS VERSION OF A HOME IMPROVEMENT PROJECT A TAX ABATEMENT PLAN FOR HOMEOWNERS WHO MAKE UPGRADES TAKES EFFECT TODAY.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
DRIVER CHARGED IN HIT-RUN IS TOLD TO GET TREATMENT.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
AREA ROOFING CONTRACTORS COME TO THE AID OF SCAMMED WIDOW.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
BIRDS PROVIDE THE ENTERTAINMENT AT THIS FESTIVAL.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES USE VA. LAW TO RAISE CASH GOP USES LOOPHOLE TO GET AROUND FEDERAL RESTRICTIONS ON FUND-RAISING.(FRONT)
Oct 01, 1998;
GEORGES WAS COSTLY HURRICANE, ESTIMATES SHOW.(FRONT)
Oct 01, 1998
TASK FORCE ON OLD SUFFOLK HIGH ENCOURAGED TO LOOK BEYOND RENT.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
CORRECTIONS.(FRONT)(Correction Notice)
Oct 01, 1998
FIRST SURPLUS SINCE 1969 ECONOMY AND FED CREDITED FOR APPROXIMATELY $70 BILLION IN BLACK INK.(FRONT)
Oct 01, 1998
NAVY RETIRES INDY, ITS OLDEST SHIP ON ACTIVE DUTY.(FRONT)
Oct 01, 1998
MILITARY STEPS UP WARNINGS ABOUT READINESS ADMIRAL SAYS THE STAKES ARE HIGHER NOW AS FORCES ARE STRETCHED TOO THIN.(FRONT)
Oct 01, 1998;
CONTRACTORS AT FAULT IN DISPUTE, BRIDGE-TUNNEL OFFICIALS MAINTAIN.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
PROBE OF ROBERTSON'S DIAMOND VENTURE DONE, BUT OFFICIALS WON'T RELEASE REPORT CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS NOT A FACTOR, STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS.(FRONT)
Oct 01, 1998;
BULLDOZERS MAY CRASH PORTSIDE'S ``LAST PARTY'' BLAMING BONNIE FOR THE EARLY RAZING, CITY SAYS TENTS WOULD BE PUT UP FOR FLING.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
TWO DIE IN SHOOTING, ARSON ON SHORE.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998
``MATH LADY'' MAKES STREETS HER CLASSROOM 18-YEAR TEACHER TAKES MOBILE ON THE ROAD TO FOSTER YOUTHS' INTEREST IN MATHEMATICS.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
LONG-GONE APPEALS BOARD IS REBORN LANDLORD'S LAWSUIT SPURS SUFFOLK TO REVIVE PANEL.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
RAIN DELAYS OPENING OF MILITARY HIGHWAY LANES CREWS NEED A DAY OF DRY WEATHER TO MARK PAVEMENT ON NEW BRIDGE.(FRONT)
Oct 01, 1998;
NICHOLAS NUZZI PICKED TO SERVE UNEXPIRED TERM ON DARE BOARD.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
GEORGES' REMNANTS COULD GATHER STRENGTH.(FRONT)
Oct 01, 1998;
ACCOMACK SCHOOL DIVISION RENOVATIONS HIT A SNAG.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
FEWER FISH MEANS LESS PFIESTERIA, SCIENTIST SAYS.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
YORKTOWN LANDMARK REMEMBERS ITS MATRIARCH MARY MATHEWS MADE A BIG IMPACT ON A TINY TOWN.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;
ALBEMARLE.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998
ANOTHER DROP IN JOBLESSNESS ISN'T GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYONE.(BUSINESS)
Oct 01, 1998;
ACC REPORT - [BRIEFS].(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 1998
CATHOLIC PHENOM AIMS TO COURT SUCCESS IN BASKETBALL, LAW.(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 1998;
REDSKIN REPORT - [BRIEFS].(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 1998
LITTLE THINGS ADD UP, PATTON SAYS OF THE SKINS' DEFENSIVE TROUBLES WASHINGTON HAS BEEN RIDDLED FOR A LEAGUE-HIGH 138 POINTS IN AN 0-4 START.(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 1998;
COPE, MARTIN QUALIFY 1-2 AT CHARLOTTE.(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 1998;
BANNED TOXIN TURNS UP AT LITTLE CREEK AMPHIB BASE.(LOCAL)
Oct 01, 1998;