The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, September 7, 1996

• MARY E. FAGAN
• CHARLIE G. COLTRAIN
• EVA R. GARD
• RUTH P. VINSON
• HERMAN RASCOE
• WINNIE W. HUGHES
• ETHEL M. HAYES
• TAYLOR A. BARCLAY
• DAISY B. REYNOLDS
• WILLIAM E. PELLETIER
• HULIE GODFREY
• ANTHONY J. ZENZEFILLIS
• DARRELLE N. GAUTHIER
• ROSA M. LASSITER
• CALIP BOWSER
• WINNIE J. COX
• RALPH E. PRESTON
• ROBERT R. BROWN
• FLOYD OWENS
• JOHN J. WHALEN JR.
• PHIL S. HAMOVIT
• CHARLIE JO HENLEY
• HENRY N. LEE
• CORDIE CONNER
• JOSHUA P. WILKINSON
• HELEN E. DOZIER
• SARAH K. NEWNAM
• CHARLES W. NORFLEET
• JOAN P. BARNES
• NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ON CAPE FEAR IS UNSCATHED BY FRAN OFFICIALS SAY LESSONS LEARNED FROM HURRICANE ANDREW HELPED PREPARE THEM.
• MURDER VICTIM IDENTIFIED\
• LEADERS LOOK TO OREGON FOR REGIONAL MODEL
• NAVY'S NEWEST CARRIER WILL BE CHRISTENED THIS MORNING IN NEWPORT NEWS
• COLLEGE FAIR SCHEDULED TODAY IN NORFOLK
• KP DUTY IN WWII WAS ITS OWN LITTLE WAR
• JURY RECOMMENDS 82 YEARS UNDER THOSE TERMS, TURNER COULD SERVE AS MUCH AS 70 YEARS
• BODY FOUND ALONG I-264
• PIER FISHING IS A WINNER ALONG NORTHERN BEACHES
• BABE RUTH SERIES A PROBABLE SUCCESS THE FINAL NUMBERS AREN'T IN YET, BUT LOCAL OFFICIALS ARE VERY POSITIVE.
• WESTERN END OF SOUND DEVASTATED FRAN PLOWS THROUGH STATE, BUT PRACTICALLY IGNORES OUTER BANKS.
• TENT REVIVAL: SAVING SOULS FOR THE PAST YEAR, AN OLD-FASHIONED MINISTRY TENT AT CBN HAS BEEN ATTRACTING THE FAITHFUL BY THE THOUSANDS.
• FORMER DEATH ROW INMATE SENT TO UTAH PRISON FOR PROTECTION
• WITHOUT GEORGE, IT JUST WASN'T FUNKY ENOUGH
• ENROLLMENT IS DOWN AT BEACH LITERACY CENTER
• PEACE ACTIVISTS ARE SENTENCED AND FINED JUDGE ORDERS EMOTIONALLY-CHARGED SUPPORTERS CLEARED FROM THE COURTROOM
• SUB TENDER IS DECOMMISSIONED
• BUSINESS FIRE QUESTIONED BY OFFICIALS
• MEMO TO VIRGINIA VOTERS
• DAISY G.DAWSON