The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, October 5, 1996

• HUD GRANT TO HELP CITIES FIGHT CRIME THE $2 MILLION WILL HELP TO CONTINUE A CRACKDOWN ON CRIME IN PUBLIC HOUSING.
• TICKETS AVAILABLE TO JOIN NAVY FOR A DAY DURING FLEET WEEK
• DAILY DIGEST
• LEANN RIMES AT HARBOR PARK
• FAMOUS FLORIDA LITIGATOR TO SPEAK SUNDAY AT NSU
• GYMSTRADA CASE GROWS: A RESPONSE, CRIMINAL CHARGES MOTHERS ALLEGE THEIR DAUGHTERS WERE ASSAULTED BY THE SCHOOL'S COACHES.<
• CHINESE AMBASSADOR TO SPEAK HERE WEDNESDAY
• EX-PASTOR ACQUITTED FOR LACK OF EVIDENCE
• GERMANY AWARDS ODU PROFESSOR CROSS OF MERIT
• KISS AT HAMPTON COLISEUM VOICE OF TOMORROW FACE OF YESTERDAY
• STARR APPEARS AT REGENT TO MARK ANNIVERSARY
• 2 BEACH LAWMAKERS TRY TO REVERSE APPROVAL OF BAY OYSTER HARVESTS
• 1946-1996 : FAIRMONT PHARMACY CLOSES ITS DOORS TODAY CHAIN DRUG STORES, CHANGES IN INSURANCE HELP BRING AN END TO THE NORFOLK MAINSTAY.
• LUCY M. STALLINGS
• LETHA G. ANSELL
• JACK F. COOPER SR.
• ELIZABETH M. PASQUIER
• LUDIE E. EDWARDS
• ANDREW MASON JR.
• JOHN T. COEFIELD JR.
• WILLIAM MASON
• COTTIE E. BOYCE
• FALL CHILL AT KILL DEVIL HILLS
• VERONA Y. BULLOCK
• LILLIAN G. TOLSON
• ROBERT E. WHITE
• JOSHUA G. LAWTON
• JESSE H. DALEY
• MARY H. ROCHEVOT
• RUSSELL G. HUTTER
• MILDRED C. SMITH
• HOWARD A. BROWN
• RICHARD M. JERVIS
• MARY G. BEARD
• ROBERT E. HUGHES
• HELEN P. HORTON
• JAMES M. KELSO
• THELMA M. SMITH
• FREDRICK H. SCHRIEVER SR.
• DAISY EVANS
• BETTY J. SETHMAN
• JEAN E. WILSON
• SARA A. MURPHY
• "HE TOUCHED A LOT OF LIVES." MOYOCK 16-YEAR-OLD IS REMEMBERED FOR HIS CHEERFULNESS, STRENGTH IN HIS FIGHT AGAINST CANCER.
• THEATRE OF DARE SERVES COMEDY WITH A SIDE ORDER OF COOKING
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story about regional airports Saturday incorrectly listed the number of jobs generated by the traffic at the facilities as the number of employees at the airports. Correction published Tuesday, October 8, 1996 on page B3 of the North Carolina Edition of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** STUDY: DARE AIRPORT IS FLYING HIGH IN 1994-95, IT PROVIDED JOBS FOR 282 PEOPLE AND HELPED LEAD TO $14 MILLION IN SPENDING.
• BID ON MANTEO ACCEPTED BY BOARD NEW GUIDELINES LEAVE MORE ROOM FOR COMPETITION
• IN SPITE OF ROUGH WINDS, THE FISH WERE STILL BITING