The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, October 7, 1995

• MAGGIE G. PERRY
• DOROTHY J. BIE
• VERNON C. BRADFORD SR.
• BILLIE P. MARK
• MATTIE B. BLAHA
• JAMES D. HATHAWAY JR.
• JOHN M. ARN
• MARY T. COOPER
• MURIEL A. MONROE
• FLOYD T. MAGEE
• IDA B. WILLIAMS
• MELVIN S. DAVIS
• ELLA BASS
• MARY L. HOOKER
• MARY S. RIGGS
• FLOYD M. CROSS
• ROBERT W. KUFLEITNER
• RICHARD E. BENTON
• ALFRED LEGUM
• FLETCHER MONROE JR.
• DANIEL R. BIDDLE
• MARIA Y. NORRIS
• LAURA C. BARNES
• HARRY KING
• FRANK R. HOLLOMAN
• GRACE K. SUNDERLAND
• JAMES F. WALKER
• JAMES W. O'NEIL
• ESSIE B. WHITE
• LOIS C. EVANS
• JESSIE HASKINS
• PATRICK S. ETHEREDGE
• IRDELL I. HOFFLER
• MAN RESCUED AFTER BOAT SINKS AT MOUTH OF CAPE FEAR RIVER
• DARE COUNTY ART EXTRAVAGANZA WILL OPEN TODAY AT NAGS HEAD
• DISPUTE BETWEEN HARRIS AND GILLIS STILL UNSETTLED COUNCILMAN BRINGS A CONCEALED GUN TO MEETINGS, NAACP LEADER SAYS.
• NORFOLK CANDIDATES TRADE JABS COMMENTS STIR CONTROVERSY IN THE RACE FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK'S JOB.
• VA. POVERTY RATE MOSTLY UNCHANGED FROM '93 TO '94 THE 10.7% FIGURE REPRESENTS 701,000 MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
• RESOURCE CENTERS LOSE FUNDING CONGRESS HOPED TO SPEED CASES OF JUSTICE BUT MAY HAVE SLOWED IT.
• 14TH PEANUT FESTIVAL TO CONTINUE TODAY WITH RIDES, EXHIBITS
• BEACH COP ACCUSED OF TAKING BRIBE
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The closing ceremony Thursday for Old Dominion University's 18th Annual Literary Festival was at Chrysler Museum. A MetroNews column Saturday had the wrong location. Correction published , The Virginian Pilot, Tuesday October 10, 1995. p. A2 ***************************************************************** LET US DANCE BEFORE WE TALK OF DIFFERENCES
• WIND CHANGED DIRECTION BUT NOBODY TOLD THE FISH
• MANTEO HIGH SCHOOL: 11 FOOTBALL PLAYERS ARE SUSPENDED ALLEGATIONS OF PLAYERS' ALCOHOL USE ALSO BRING ACADEMIC SUSPENSIONS PRINCIPAL SAYS HE HOPES STUDENTS CAN TURN IT INTO ``SOMETHING POSITIVE.''
• U.S. PROPOSES A BAN ON WEAKFISH OFF COAST
• U.S. 64 WILL BE WIDER FASTER THAN PLANNED ITS USE AS AN EVACUATION ROUTE IS CITED AS IMPORTANT.
• LANDMARK BURNS TO THE GROUND
• HEARING ON ELECTION CHALLENGE
• MAN STABBED TO DEATH
• FISHING TRADE GROUP VOWS COURT ACTION AGAINST A BAN
• WARNING: HAZARDOUS ALGAE IN NEUSE RIVER
• BAINBRIDGE DROPS ANCHOR FOR LAST TIME CRUISER WAS THE NAVY'S FIRST NUCLEAR-POWERED FRIGATE.
• GRANT FOR LIBRARIES
• MAN SENTENCED IN SLAYING
• SUSPECT SURRENDERS
• GOIN' NUTTY IN SUFFOLK
• ROBERT JACOBS