The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, October 20, 1996

• WILLIAM L. SWAIN
• SARAH A. KEA
• MARY B. COLLIER
• ELGIE F. ROADY
• BONNIE E. MCEACHIN
• LUCILLE P. ELINGS
• THOMAS H. TWINE SR.
• DOROTHY E. MELMS
• EDWARD A. WAYNO SR.
• ESTELLE N. REID
• STEPHEN R. WRONA
• NORMAN E. PAVEY
• MAMIE E. DELOATCH
• MARGARET F. CAHOON
• CAROL BOLINGER
• MARY V. GILLESPIE
• HENRY F. COFFEY
• JOSEPHINE M. INGRAM
• LEA E. POKINES
• WILLIAM M. MARTIN JR.
• LOUISE M. VAUGHAN
• RICHARD T. DANIELS
• JACK W. PAYNE
• EVELYN S. TONKIN
• ISABELLA B. WHITE
• DORIS MITCHELL
• RUFUS M. VOLIVA JR.
• BARBARA A. JAMES
• MONE'T A. ELEY
• RANDOLPH CANNADY
• EDNA A. CAMERON
• ELSIE K. BROWN
• NANNIE M. SANFORD
• CREWS LESSEN DANGERS OF LEAD PAINT
• 9TH ANNUAL VIRGINIA WINE FESTIVAL ENTERS SECOND TASTY DAY THE TOWN POINT PARK EVENT SHOWCASED VINTAGES FROM 25 OF THE STATE'S WINERIES.
• MORE ART THAN BUYERS KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH STOCKLEY GARDENS FALL ART FESTIVAL OFFERS PLENTY TO SEE. IT'S THE DECIDING THAT'S HARD.
• VOLUNTEERS HELP GET OLD HOMES UP TO CODE
• MOMS MUST BE ON THEIR TOES AS THEY SHAPE THOSE MEMORIES
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The phone number for Korean War Veterans Reunion Inc. in Virginia Beach is 467-1233. A number published with a story on Sunday was incorrect. Correction published Monday, October 21, 1996 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN- PILOT. ***************************************************************** REMEMBERING KOREA AT LONG, LONG LAST, VETERANS OF KOREA HAVE THEIR PARADE
• CANDIDATES SHOULD HAVE TO SPEND SOME TIME ON ROUTE 94
• PERQUIMANS COUNTY AIMS TO BE THE MOST COURTEOUS IN THE STATE
• SHIPS RACING FROM ANNAPOLIS TO NORFOLK ENDURE A CALM BEFORE THEY RIDE OUT A STORM
• POLICE SEEKING CLUES IN DEATH OF MARINE
• LAYING DOWN THE PIPELINE BEFORE THE GASTON PIPELINE IS COMPLETED, CONTRACTORS WILL SPEND NEARLY $120 MILLION AND LAY 20,000 PIECES OF PIPE. MOST OF THE WORK WILL BE FINISHED BEFORE ANYONE KNOWS WHETHER A DROP OF WATER WILL EVER BE ALLOWED TO FLOW THROUGH THE PIPELINE.
• HOUSTON FINALIST WINS PAGEANT FOR FILIPINO-AMERICANS
• COUNTRY CLUB FEUD OPENS IN CIRCUIT COURT ON MONDAY
• GOING FOR TERM TWO JONES FAVORS JETTIES AND A BALANCED BUDGET, TOBACCO FARMERS AND SIMPLIFIED WETLANDS LAWS.
• STUDENT SLEUTHS HOPE TO CLEAR BELL MYSTERY
• HIGHWAY WIDENING
• COA BUILDING NAMED