The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, September 28, 1995

• CHARLES E. PATILLO
• JULIAN C. KING SR.
• JAMES W. SPENCER
• LOUIS C. BENTON
• GLADYS M. PEBWORTH
• ROSETTA EARL
• HILDA M. MARCH
• CLAUDE D. CROTTY
• CONSTANCE GALVIN
• FRED E. JOHNSON
• HARRY L. MULVANEY
• ADELAIDE B. DANIELS
• LOVEY L. KELLY
• HARRY L. FEAZELL
• MARGARET W. BALLANCE
• ELLEN P. AUSTIN
• OLLIE ROGERS
• CLAUDINE RASCOE
• JIM BROWN
• LILLIAN J. BARCO
• WILLIAM H. HOLLOWELL JR.
• CORINE WHACK-SMITH
• LOUISE S. PRATT
• RONALD D. JOHNSON
• LUCILLE M. WILLIAMS
• HELEN T. TAYLOR
• HELEN G. BARNES
• LUTHER H. BEAL
• CORNETTA E. CROSS
• JESSIE WINBORNE
• MICHELE M. RICHARDS
• PILOT KILLED IN STUNT PLANE THAT PERFORMED AT OCEANA
• SUFFOLK SEEKS INPUT ON USE OF NAVY SITE
• BLUE ANGELS WON'T FLY THIS WEEKEND; REST OF SEASON IS UNCERTAIN
• WORKER ELECTROCUTED
• PORTSMOUTH TO RUN CHECKS FOR LEAD AT LAKEVIEW
• SCULPTOR TO DEDICATE HER STATUE OF JOHN WESLEY AT VWC TODAY
• A TIMELY VISIT: CLASSROOM FOR DEMOCRACY MOZAMBIQUE OFFICIALS ARE VISITING HAMPTON ROADS MILITARY INSTALLATIONS TO LEARN HOW DEMOCRACY AND THE MILITARY CAN LIVE SIDE BY SIDE.
• PRO-CHOICE GROUP OPENS DRIVE ON LOCAL BILLBOARDS COALITION SEEKS TO SHOW THAT THOSE WHO BELIEVE IN GOD CAN ALSO BELIEVE IN ABORTION RIGHTS.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Victor A. Tyler, a retired NASA scientist shown in a photograph with a story Thursday about a controversial dock on the Perquimans River, was incorrectly identified. Correction published Friday, September 29, 1995, N.C. edition ***************************************************************** NEIGHBORS CHALLENGE 177-FOOT DOCK THEY WANT BOARD TO OVERRULE STATE IN 4-YEAR DISPUTE.
• TONIGHT, CONSULTANT SPEAKS ON IDEAS FOR TULLS CREEK
• FISHING GENERALLY IS GOOD, BUT SPOTS FALL A TAD
• RESIDENTS OPPOSE CITY-COUNTY MERGER SMALL BUT VOCAL FACTION PLEDGES STUBBORN BATTLE
• DIARY DELETION CANNOT ERASE PAINFUL SCARS OF MOLESTATION
• STATE DEBATES SCHOOL STANDARDS THE 2-YEAR COST OF A PLAN TO IMPOSE ACCOUNTABILITY MAY RUN $25 MILLION.
• CONFESSED KILLER TRIES TO HANG HERSELF IN JAIL JANICE EASTMAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN CELL; SHE ADMITTED KILLING HUSBAND, 2 CHILDREN
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Bill Stover plans to take legal action in his attempt to oust Dare County Commission Chairman R.V. ``Bobby'' Owens Jr., who Stover contends is violating the law by not living in the district he represents. Because of editing errors, a story Thursday contained erroneous information. Correction published Friday, September 29, 1995, N.C. edition. ***************************************************************** OWENS FACES CHALLENGER IN RACE FOR RE-ELECTION
• N.C. HEARINGS SEEK INPUT ON LIMITED-ENTRY FISHING
• BABY SITTER CHARGED IN INFANT'S DEATH
• LASER BEAMS USED TO DETECT UNDERGROUND CONTAMINATION
• CELEBRATION AT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
• LAW ENFORCEMENT CONFERENCE BEGINS
• MAN FOUND DEAD