The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• BESSIE H. ALEXANDER
• RAYMOND O. BLANCHARD
• RUBY C. BIBB
• LEE T. HINES
• ROBERT E. GEE SR.
• ROOSEVELT JONES JR.
• REBA PRUITT
• JAMES L. HOFFMAN
• RICHARD M. MORGAN
• LILLIAN L. COFIELD
• JAMES A. THARP
• AMY M. DAYTON
• HELEN WILSON
• AGNES H. CASEY
• MABLE SCOTT
• BLANCHE B. BROWN
• NELLIE L. HARRIS
• CLARENCE WRIGHT
• LEON R. EDWARDS
• JANIE N. BRYANT
• ROSCOE STEWART
• RAYMOND B. DAUGHTREY
• ROSA B. SIMPSON
• HOWARD R. PRYOR
• ELLEN J. SWEAT
• JUDGE RULES YOUTHS SET 3-YEAR-OLD AFIRE 11-YEAR-OLD COULD BE HELD BY STATE UNTIL AGE 21; 10-YEAR-OLD BROTHER IS HOME WITH THEIR MOTHER
• ARMY'S ``THINK TANK'' IS GETTING NEW LEADER
• FIVE SHOT TO DEATH AT HOUSING PROJECT
• REGION SETS SIGHTS ON RIVERBOATS WITH VIRGINIA'S HORSE TRACK LOST TO NEW KENT COUNTY, HAMPTON ROADS LEGISLATORS AGAIN WEIGH THE REVENUES AND SHIPYARD WORK PROMISED BY THE FLOATING CASINOS.
• ``CHILDREN'S SABBATH'' OBSERVED AREA CONGREGATIONS JOIN A NATIONAL PROGRAM THAT'S AIMED AT REDUCING THREATS TO YOUTHS.
• STORM CHALLENGES RESCUERS, MOTORISTS TWO PLUCKED FROM SHIPS OFF COAST; RAIN CAUSES SPATE OF AUTO ACCIDENTS
• TWO ROBBERY SUSPECTS ARRESTED
• MANAGEMENT SCHOOL ADMISSION TEST ADDS ESSAY EMPHASIZE WRITING MOST STUDENTS TAKE WAIT-AND-SEE ATTITUDE TOWARD THE CHANGE.
• BAY OFFICIALS OK PLAN TO REDUCE TOXIC CHEMICALS
• ``BELL CURVE'' ADDS NEW FUEL TO RACISTS' FIRES
• NEW MOSQUE ENDS MUSLIMS' WANDERING
• WOMAN, MAN DIE AFTER SHOOTINGS IN SUFFOLK; SUSPECT QUESTIONED
• THOMAS NELSON FINALISTS NAMED
• COMMAND CHANGES AT AIR STATION
• CATAMARAN STILL STRANDED
• MAN STABBED TO DEATH
• WOMAN KILLED IN WRECK
• RESTAURATEUR R.V. OWENS III NAMED CITIZEN OF THE YEAR HE WAS CITED BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE OUTER BANKS.
• FORECASTER PREDICTS FEW HURRICANES HE SAYS EL NINO, WARM PACIFIC WATERS, REDUCES SEVERE STORMS
• SALT BUILDUP CAN CAUSE INTERRUPTION OF ELECTRICITY OUTER BANKS RESIDENTS ARE URGED TO BE VIGILANT.
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• NEW CHANCELLOR SAYS JOB WAS HER DREAM UNCG PICKED PATRICIA SULLIVAN FROM 129 APPLICANTS TO BECOME FIRST FEMALE IN POST.
• HOUSE SPEAKER BLUE TO HELP ESCORT ARISTIDE HE'LL ACCOMPANY THE HAITIAN LEADER WHEN HE RETURNS TO TAKE THE HELM OF THE COUNTRY TODAY.
• STATE GROUP SUPPORTS EASING FLOUNDER RULES THE RECREATIONAL SEASON IS SET TO END NOV. 1, BUT THE STATE WANTS IT EXTENDED.
• CLAYTON AND TYLER STEAL THE SHOW AT CANDIDATES' FORUM THE STAGE IS SET FOR A SERIES OF CLASHES BETWEEN POLITICAL INSIDERS AND OUTSIDERS.