The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, October 29, 1996

• NANCY E. KIGHT
• DANIEL M. DYER
• LEON B. ROYAL
• JOHN M. LONG
• WILLIAM R. MOORE
• VELMA MANLEY
• KASEE L. BANKS
• MARY B. MINNS
• DEWEY TALTON
• EVELYN V. TREFNY
• ETHEL B. WHITE
• MARTHA ASTWOOD
• ANNIE D. ROUSE
• ETHEL H. DAVID
• HAROLD SPILKA
• ANDREW WILLIAMS
• MARCIALA BURNS
• A. LEWIS DOWDY
• POLLY O. FARR
• JENNIE E. CHASE
• SUSIE MURRAY
• G. GRADY SEAFORD
• CHARLES DAVIS
• DORIS A. RICE
• TEDDY J. WILSON
• TASSIE M. BRADY
• HELEN C. RUTH
• SUSAN MYERS
• DAVID J. SEMKO
• LEWIS F. LAWRENCE
• THEODORE L. BALIS JR.
• WATSON NEIMAN
• RALPH W. BUCHANAN
• ARTHELLA B. ALMOND
• JAMIE B. THACH
• CARL J. ALLEN
• LOUIS H. CAPILONGO
• FREDRICK T. JORDAN
• BARRY LEE JACOBSON
• JAMES W. FAISON SR.
• PATRICIA B. EDWARDS
• ARCHIE L. TOLIVER
• NATHANIEL S. DRUMHELLER JR.
• OUT-OF-STATE ``SOFT MONEY'' POURS IN TO AID N.C. PARTIES
• FEMALE HORMONE FOUND TO PLAY A ROLE IN MICE, SKIN SWABBED WITH ESTROGEN PREVENTS HAIR GROWTH.
• TV CALL-IN SHOW GIVES CITIZENS A VOICE ABOUT SCHOOLS
• PEP BOYS DROPS PLANS TO PROCEED WITH STORE
• WORKER BURNED BY POWER LINE IN VA. BEACH
• HEALTH OFFICIALS ASK OLDER ADULTS TO SET AN EXAMPLE, GET FLU SHOTS
• TRYING DEMOCRACY ON FOR SIZE LESSONS IN CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY KIDS VOTING GIVES STUDENTS AN EARLY TASTE OF POLITICS - IN HOPES THEY'LL LEAD THEIR PARENTS TO THE POLLS.
• OPTIMUM CHOICE PULLOUT TAKES EFFECT JAN. 1 MEDICARE HMO LEAVING AREA ITS OWNER CITES HIGH MEDICAL COSTS AND LOW REIMBURSEMENT RATES FROM UNCLE SAM.
• FEDERAL JURY CONVICTS KINGPIN, 2 OTHERS LINKED TO PORTSMOUTH DRUG RING
• ADVISORY REFERENDUM RALLY DRAWS 40 CITIZENS PLAN'S BACKERS WANT TO HEAR VOTERS' VOICES ON COUNCIL DECISIONS.
• LESSENTHIEN GETS 27 YEARS IN ESPIONAGE CASE
• SORRY, CHARLIE: WEEKEND TUNA CATCHES WERE BOOMING
• SHOULD VOTERS LET THE GOVERNOR SAY NO? NORTH CAROLINA IS THE ONLY STATE WITHOUT A GUBERNATORIAL VETO.
• CAMDEN GIRLS FACE FAMILIAR VOLLEYBALL RIVALS TONIGHT
• STATE DIGEST
• THE CANDIDATES: ON BUILDING CONSENSUS
• HALLOWEEN SAFETY TIPS
• APPARENT HEART ATTACK TRIGGERS CRASH
• KERSHAW TALKS POLITICS TO HIS FANS AT THE BEACH
• HOUSE SPEAKER MOSS PROMISES $500,000 TO VIRGINIA TECH
• NSU MARCHES AGAINST VIOLENCE THE CANDLELIGHT EVENT MEANT EVEN MORE IN THE WAKE OF A STUDENT'S FATAL SHOOTING.
• FIRE CAUSES $5,000 DAMAGE
• MAN SHOT