The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA) back issues from February 1999:
HUNTING BAN: BEAR UP, ONTARIO - WHO IN THE WORLD NEEDS TED NUGENT ANYWAY?(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999
IT'S LONELY AT THE TOP WHEN SOLITUDE SETTLES IN AND THREATENING WEATHER IS ON THE HORIZON, YOU ARE REMINDED THAT A LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER'S LIFE WAS NO BREEZE.(DAILY BREAK)
Feb 01, 1999
JAPANESE RECESSION: BAD TV DOCUMENTARIES SHOW ORDINARY JAPANESE COPING WITH DIFFICULTIES.(LOCAL)(Editorial)
Feb 01, 1999
THE FAIRFAX WAY: HOW TO PICK JUDGES NORTHERN VIRGINIA LAWMAKERS HAVE A BETTER METHOD OF SELECTION.(LOCAL)(Editorial)
Feb 01, 1999
THE PORTSMOUTH WAY: HOW NOT TO PICK THEM A SITTING JUDGE MAY BE BOOTED WITHOUT CAUSE.(LOCAL)(Editorial)
Feb 01, 1999
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999
THE SPIRIT SOARS WHILE WATCHING WHALES RISE FROM SEA.(DAILY BREAK)
Feb 01, 1999
GROUP HELPS WOMEN PLAN RETIREMENT.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1999
LOCAL SCENE.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1999
BANKING ON RECOVERY AS THE BIG GUYS GET BIGGER, SMALLER BANKS TAKE UP SOME OF THE SLACK IN A COMMUNITY WITH EXPANDING NEEDS.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1999;
KEEPING THE FAITH IN BUSINESS RELIGIOUS-THEMED NEWSPAPER FOCUSES ON ISSUES OF CONCERN TO AFRICAN AMERICANS.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1999;
MYSTERY OF BLACKS WHO ARRIVED IN 1619 FINALLY SOLVED.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999
HENRY WRIOTHESLEY.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999
BEACH STUDENTS MAY BE SHUFFLED IF PLAN PASSES, 12 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS WILL HAVE DIFFERENT ATTENDANCE ZONES.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999;
WASTE INDUSTRY CRANKS UP LOBBYING BLITZ.(FRONT)
Feb 01, 1999;
VETERANS HOSPITALS FOCUS MORE ON ALLEVIATING PAIN.(FRONT)
Feb 01, 1999;
AT NAVAL ACADEMY, SOME STEER CLEAR OF SHIP JOBS.(FRONT)
Feb 01, 1999
CONDUCTOR MAKES TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO TIDEWATER WITH WASHINGTON SINGERS.(LOCAL)(Review)
Feb 01, 1999;
CHURCH AND COMMUNITY IN ACTION TAKES BLACK ADVOCACY BEYOND TALK.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999;
SMALL GOVERNMENT WATCHDOG GROUP IS EFFECTIVE BUT NOT ALWAYS POPULAR.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999;
CHILDREN'S ADVOCATES SET TO DESCEND ON GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHILDREN'S HEALTH INSURANCE, TUITION CREDITS AMONG BILLS STATE LAWMAKERS WILL CONSIDER.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999;
BEACH, ARMY AT ODDS OVER BIKE PATH CITY ENVISIONS BETTER, BIGGER PATHWAYS; ARMY ENGINEERS SAY THAT'S NOT THEIR JOB.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999;
ROWDY ANTICS LAND TIPSY TOURISTS SHORT OF THE TROPICS.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999;
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO... THE PREMATURE BABY WHO RECEIVED AN EXPERIMENTAL DRUG IN 1990?(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999
HISTORIAN TALKS OF SLAVERY'S EFFECT ON SHAPING NORFOLK SHE SAYS AFRICANS DEVELOPED ECONOMY BASED ON TRADE ON THE ELIZABETH, JAMES.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999;
FALLETTA DIRECTS PRECISE, CONTROLLED SYMPHONY DELIVERY OF VIENNESE WORKS.(LOCAL)(Review)
Feb 01, 1999;
GOVERNORS' AIDE RANKS GODWIN AS MOST SUCCESSFUL.(FRONT)
Feb 01, 1999
``GODWIN TURNED VIRGINIA TOWARD THE FUTURE'' GOVERNOR TWICE, STATESMAN FROM SUFFOLK DIES; RITES TUESDAY MILLS E. GODWIN JR. 1914-1999.(FRONT)
Feb 01, 1999;
DEFENDER OF JUSTICE CHESAPEAKE USES GRANT TO HIRE PROSECUTOR TO HANDLE CITY'S DOMESTIC ABUSE CASES FULL TIME.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999;
HAMPTON ROADS.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999
LETTERS TO EDITOR -- THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT -- NORTH CAROLINA.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999
MONARCHS GO FOR THAT RARE 20TH WIN TONIGHT OLD DOMINION MEN LOOK TO COMPLETE THE SEASON SWEEP AGAINST CAA FOE EAST CAROLINA.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999;
ADMIRALS BLAME MENTAL MISCUES FOR 3RD STRAIGHT LOSS TO RICHMOND.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999;
LADY MONARCHS ROLL OVER G. MASON.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999;
TIDES' YOUNG TO RECEIVE BUD METHENY AWARD HE IS TO BE HONORED AT ODU'S MEET THE STARS BANQUET ON FRIDAY.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 1999 SESSION.(LOCAL)
Feb 01, 1999
GODWIN'S NEIGHBORS LEAD VIRGINIA IN MOURNING HIS DEATH.(FRONT)
Feb 01, 1999
PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE DONATES COMPUTERS TO LOCAL SCHOOLS.(LOCAL)
Feb 02, 1999;
NEIGHBORS TO GATHER FOR ANTI-CRIME SUMMIT OTHER CITIES HOPE TO EMULATE SUCCESS PORTSMOUTH HAS HAD IN COMMUNITY-BASED CRIME FIGHTING.(LOCAL)
Feb 02, 1999;
LETTERS TO EDITOR -- THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT.(LOCAL)
Feb 02, 1999
A TRIBUTE: REMEMBERING GOV. MILLS GODWIN.(LOCAL)
Feb 02, 1999
1914-1999: MILLS GODWIN JR.(LOCAL)(Editorial)
Feb 02, 1999
REDISTRICTING DO THE RIGHT THING.(LOCAL)(Editorial)
Feb 02, 1999
THE PORTSMOUTH WAY SQUABBLING OVER JUDGES.(LOCAL)(Editorial)
Feb 02, 1999
THE WEAK AND THE MUSCULAR COMPASSION IS NOT A DIRTY WORD.(LOCAL)
Feb 02, 1999
A SELF-DESCRIBED TV ADDICT CONFESSES HER SIN.(DAILY BREAK)
Feb 02, 1999
AGING ALONG WITH THE BEST OF HOLLYWOOD.(DAILY BREAK)
Feb 02, 1999
SKATER HAS PUT THIN ICE BEHIND HIM.(DAILY BREAK)
Feb 02, 1999;
BIG-SCREEN SUCCESS HAS ``BUFFY'S'' GELLAR LOOKING TWICE AT TV.(DAILY BREAK)
Feb 02, 1999
A. BRANDT MANSFIELD.(LOCAL)
Feb 02, 1999
NATION & WORLD [BRIEFS].(BUSINESS)
Feb 02, 1999
LOCAL SCENE [BRIEFS].(BUSINESS)
Feb 02, 1999
NEW SUFFOLK CENTER GETS FIRST TENANT.(BUSINESS)
Feb 02, 1999;
SADIE DELANY, SLAVE'S DAUGHTER, DEAD AT 109.(LOCAL)
Feb 02, 1999
ANTIQUES EXPERT TO SPEAK AT ARTFUL SETTING FEST.(LOCAL)
Feb 02, 1999
BROKER BLOCKED FROM SEEKING FORMER CLIENTS SMITH BARNEY SOUGHT RESTRAINING ORDER AFTER FORMER EMPLOYEE MOVED ON.(BUSINESS)
Feb 02, 1999;
BUDGET OFFERS A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE - EXCEPT SMOKERS.(FRONT)
Feb 02, 1999
BEACH CONTRACTOR PLEADS GUILTY TO MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR FRAUD.(LOCAL)
Feb 02, 1999;
REPUBLICAN STATE SENATORS PREVAIL, PASS CONTESTED VOTER-IDENTIFICATION BILL MANY DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF BLACK CAUCUS SAY IT BRINGS BACK BAD MEMORIES.(LOCAL)
Feb 02, 1999;
FEDERAL COURT CONTINUES TO BLOCK LAW AGAINST ONLINE PORNOGRAPHY.(FRONT)
Feb 02, 1999
FRIENDS EXPECTED FROM FAR AND NEAR AT COUNTRY CHURCH FOR GODWIN FUNERAL.(FRONT)
Feb 02, 1999;
DEVELOPER TO SUFFOLK: RETHINK REFUSAL TO BACK BIKE PATH GRANT.(LOCAL)
Feb 02, 1999;
PORTSMOUTH'S CASE SOLVERS PORTSMOUTH CLOSED 14 OLD HOMICIDES LAST YEAR - THANKS TO HARD WORK AND PLAIN LUCK.(FRONT)
Feb 02, 1999;
HAMPTON ROADS.(LOCAL)
Feb 02, 1999;
EVMS, CORPORATE PARTNER PLAN TO MARKET NEW BIRTH CONTROL PILL.(FRONT)
Feb 02, 1999;