The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, July 26, 1996

• GERALD L. BEMENT
• JAMES R. WATTS
• ISABEL CARSON
• LORENE R. FOSTER
• MILDRED V. FELTS
• CLAYTON C. MARLOW
• ELISE H. MIZELLE
• MARIAN W. BOOKER-LEE
• GEORGE N. COSMIDIS
• ALAN R. NASH
• WESLEY L. GRIFFIN
• ANDRE D. SMITH
• MARK A. CHESSON
• WILLIAM J. JAGERSKY
• JOSEPH WINBORNE
• JUDY AGNEW
• FANNIE A. WILLLIAMS
• CHARLIE H. RIDDICK
• EADER R. WRIGHTSON
• CORNELIUS R. WALTON JR.
• MICHAEL T. RHODES
• PREPARATIONS GOING JUST PEACHY FOR WEEKEND'S KNOTTS ISLAND FEST
• MAN ACCUSED OF CONSTRUCTION SCAM ON HOMES IN SUFFOLK
• MAN ACCUSED OF RAPING WOMAN AT OCEANFRONT
• TRACTOR-TRAILER FORCES VAN OFF ROAD, LEADS 30-MILE POLICE CHASE
• CYBER GAMES YOUNG HOSPITAL PATIENTS GO FOR THE GOLD IN OLYMPIC INTERNET SURFING.
• 8 LIVES LEFT FOR KITTEN SAVED FROM STORM DRAIN
• EVERYTHING'S JUST PEACHY WITH FESTIVAL PREPARATIONS
• WHEN I LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP, I PRAY THE LORD . . . OR EAT
• COMMUNITIES HOPE TO BRIDGE GAPS TWO SUFFOLK PUBLIC HOUSING COMPLEXES TO JOIN FOR DAY OF UNITY ON SATURDAY.
• RECENT INCIDENTS LEAD TO RENEWED WARNINGS ABOUT RABID ANIMALS
• STUDENTS BUILD HOUSE AND UNDERSTANDING
• CROSS BURNED ON LAWN OF BONDSMAN WHO FILED LAWSUIT THE 3-FOOT CROSS WAS BURNED IN THE YARD OF HER BUSINESS, NORFOLK POLICE TOLD.
• HUNT LEADS HAYES IN POLL, 52 TO 35 PERCENT
• MANTEO HIGH'S DAVIS COMMITS TO CAROLINA
• SOME PARENTS PAN SCHOOLS' PROPOSAL FOR REDISTRICTING
• BIG FISH PUT EXCITEMENT IN OTHERWISE SLOW DAY
• CHURCH TEENS TOP A ROOFING PROBLEM AN ELIZABETH CITY WOMAN IS ONE OF MANY TO RECEIVE FREE HOUSING REPAIRS.
• SPSA ADDS THREE RECYCLABLES THE SOUTHEASTERN PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY WILL NOW ACCEPT THESE ITEMS AT CURBSIDE: BROWN GLASS BOTTLES AND JARS, ALUMINUM FOIL, AND ALUMINUM PIE PANS. <
• 2ND-QUARTER INCOME REPORTED BY NVIEW
• KILL DEVIL HILLS BOARD HOLDS OFF ON WATER PACT, WANTS PUBLIC INPUT
• TECH ENCOURAGES UPPERCLASSMEN TO VACATE DORMS, LIVE OFF-CAMPUS
• LOANS AVAILABLE
• MARK M. MASON
• PANEL STUDIES HOMEBUYERS' NEED FOR LAWYERS
• EARLEY CONFIRMS IT: HE'LL RUN NEXT YEAR FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
• EX-COUNSELOR CHARGED WITH RAPING A STUDENT ASSAULT ALLEGEDLY TOOK PLACE IN HOTEL RESTROOM DURING OUTING IN NORFOLK.
• OUTER BANKS WEATHER
• ELECTED TO PANEL
• STREETS BLOCKED
• YOUTH HURT
• SHELLFISH HARVEST
• BLUEFIN TUNA
• BODY FOUND IN PAMLICO SOUND