The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, March 5, 1995

• QUESTIONS ON FLOOD INSURANCE ARE CONTINUING TO BUBBLE UP
• MANDAY HUGE IS THE `NEW' BAND WITH ORIGINAL MUSIC
• CLOSER LOOK AT LAWMAKERS PROVES TO BE EYE-OPENING
• SEVERE WEATHER MONTH
• WILLIAM CASPER SEWS EYE-CATCHING CLOTHES
• BIG LEAGUE BETRAYAL WEIGHS ON THE MIND OF BASEBALL FAN
• THERE ARE WAYS TO CANCEL JUNK MAIL EVERYONE RECEIVES ABOUT 250 PIECES OF THIRD-CLASS PROMOTIONS ANNUALLY AND MOST OF IT'S UNWANTED.
• IF YOU WANT PERFECT FISHING ROD, THEN TRY BUILDING IT YOURSELF
• LADY HURRICANES USED TO GOING THE DISTANCE CAPE HATTERAS HIGH'S GIRLS MUST TRAVEL AT LEAST TWO HOURS TO PLAY THEIR CLOSEST OPPONENT.
• EMPTY NETS ALMOST 50 YEARS AGO, CHOWAN RIVER FISHERMEN HAULED 50 TONS OF HERRING DAILY TO A NEW FISH FACTORY DURING THE ANNUAL RUN. IT TOOK 100 WOMEN TO PROCESS THE CATCH. NOW, FOR A VARIETY OF REASONS, THE HERRING RUN HAS DWINDLED. AND THE STATE IS LOOKING TO CLOSE THE NETTING SEASON APRIL 15, THE BEGINNING OF THE ANNUAL RUN.
• BACK YARD A MIRROR OF BEACH AWAKENINGS
• GOALS OF THE GOP