The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, August 1, 1995

• CHESAPEAKE THREATENS TO FINE CUB SCOUTS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The birds shown in photos in Tuesday's MetroNews section, with a story on willets, were sandpipers. They were misidentified as willets in captions. Willets are related to sandpipers but are larger. Correction published Wednesday, August 2, 1995. ***************************************************************** AUGUST: TIME FOR A WILLETS CONVENTION OUTER BANKS PROVIDES FOOD FEST ENROUTE SOUTH.\
• CUTS COULD CRIPPLE SHELTER THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT HAS CUT BACK ON A PROGRAM THAT LEASES HOUSES TO NONPROFIT AGENCIES FOR $1 A YEAR.
• DREAM TEAM SHOULD LEAVE US SOMETHING TO ANTICIPATE
• MOLD AND FUNGI THRIVE IN EXTREME HUMIDITY, COMPLICATING LIVES OF ALLERGY SUFFERERS
• CHURCH BAT PROBLEM DIDN'T HANG AROUND
• GOP CANDIDATE REPORTS RECEIVING DEATH THREATS.
• VIRGINIANS FAVOR DOLE IN PRESIDENTIAL SURVEY
• SWIMMING COMPANION COULD BE A GERM HUNDREDS OF MILES OF RIVERS MAY POSE HEALTH PROBLEMS.
• COAST GUARD CUTTER RETURNS FROM CARIBBEAN
• CHESAPEAKE WATER
• WILLIE W. DANIELS
• MANNON D. ASKEW
• EDMUND J. FRY JR.
• ELIZABETH CITY SCHOOL BOARD OKS POLICY ON DISCIPLINE
• CATHERINE J. OWENS
• JOY A. WILCOX
• CHERYL D. SESSOMS
• JAMES DEBROW
• HARRY C. MINGA SR.
• ROBERT W. NELSON JR.
• EDWARD D. FOYTIK
• MICHAEL E. LANG
• VIRGINIA B. LAWRENCE
• THOMAS G. HARRELL
• ARNOLD W. STROHKORB JR.
• OSCAR T. SMITH
• ARDRO BEST
• DAVID W. MOODY SR.
• ANNETTA C. DUNGEE
• WILLIAM H. PAGE
• THOMAS E. DUDLEY
• FRANK W. CARTER
• JUNIUS L. WALTON
• WAYNE M. DUPREE
• NELLIE T. PERRY
• JOHN E. GIBBS
• CHARLES R. JONES
• A.D. BRINKLEY JR.
• ARIEL GOODSON
• LORENE SHUMATE
• GALE E. HARRIMAN
• MAMIE L. DOWNING
• LYNDELL WHITE
• MATTIE R. BROUGHTON
• BOTTOM FISH, BLUEFISH, FLOUNDER LANDED ON BEACHES
• RITA ``RUSTY'' BARR DIES; UNOFFICIAL YACHT GREETER
• ROANOKE RIVER FISH KILLS INVESTIGATED HEAVY RAINS, HEAT BLAMED; PAPER MILL CUTS OPERATIONS
• CANDIDATES FILE
• COASTAL INSURANCE LEGISLATIVE STUDY STALLS FIRMS' PLANS