The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, October 30, 1996

• BLAZE DESTROYS HOUSE
• MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT
• IRIS S. MORGAN
• RICHARD E. OVERTON
• MELVIN W. POYNER SR.
• LUCILLE L. DAIL
• MYRTLE M. LAWSON
• GARY A. WHITE
• LINA N. CASPER
• ETHEL L. CARNEY
• DELZORA S. SALLEE
• CAROL L. KEYES
• ROY M. TAYLOR
• LILLIAN V. SIMMONS
• HORACE E. CARTER SR.
• GUY M. WINFREY
• JOSEPHINE O. WIGGINS
• SAMUEL L. MORRIS
• GERALDINE M. MOYER
• DOROTHY S. OWENS
• THEODORE R. BREZINA
• RUSHIE R. JOHNSON
• HAROLD M. HEMBREE
• CYNTHIA W. JENKINS
• ALICE C. HENLEY
• VERONICA W. CASHAT
• CHARLOTTE L. GRAY
• JAMES C. JONES
• SIDNEY RICKS
• JOSEPH T. BOONE
• LEWIS C. COOPER
• HERMAN C. BRANCH
• MOYLED BURRIS
• STELLA K. BURNISKE
• WILLIAM E. YANCEY
• PAUL S. CALLETTO
• JEANA L. CHRISTIAN
• SARAH LAWRENCE FAIRMAN
• DAISY W. MORROW
• LESLIE M. FISHER III
• RAYMOND L. DEAN
• DOROTHY L. HUGHES
• JUVENILE LEADS POLICE ON 100 MPH MANTEO CHASE
• MANTEO'S CHESLEY MALL DMV OFFICE IS BRIEFLY CLOSED FOR TAGS, REGISTRATIONS
• COUNCIL MEMBERS DISCUSS LOCAL BATTLE OF THE BANDS
• PROTECTING FARMS AMONG ISSUES REPORT PUTS TO SUFFOLK PLANNERS
• FAMILY, FRIENDS MOURN DEATH OF CHURCHLAND HIGH JUNIOR
• BEACH TO PAY $2.7 MILLION IN 1ST PRESERVATION PURCHASE
• MAN GUILTY IN SLAYING OF DRIVER OF STALLED CAR ALONG ROUTE 44
• THE CANDIDATES: 2ND HOUSE DISTRICT WITH LITTLE PIZAZZ, PICKETT FIGHTS FOR HIS SIXTH TERM
• THE CANDIDATES: 2ND HOUSE DISTRICT TATE TRIES TO RALLY CONSERVATIVES IN HIS 1ST OFFICE RUN
• NORFOLK MAYOR OFFERS COMPROMISE ON SHELTER
• BEACH DRAFTS WISH LIST FOR NEXT ASSEMBLY SESSION MORE MONEY IS SOUGHT FOR PUBLIC HEALTH, LIBRARIES AND THE MARINE SCIENCE MUSEUM.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CLARIFICATION A story in the Oct. 30 Virginian-Pilot about flu shots for the elderly noted that free shots are available at local health departments. Those shots are free to Medicare beneficiaries. Otherwise, there is a charge. Correction published Thursday, November 7, 1996. ***************************************************************** FLU SHOTS URGED FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE FOLKS 65 AND OLDER ACCOUNT FOR 90% OF U.S. DEATHS EACH YEAR FROM INFLUENZA.
• ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP HIRES FUND-RAISING FIRM
• AVON PIER REPORTS BEST FISHING ON A SLOW DAY
• GANTT VISITS MANTEO IN FINAL-WEEK DRIVE TO UNSEAT HELMS
• INSURANCE CZAR VISITS BLUE SKY PROJECT HE'S BEHIND THE EFFORT TO STRENGTHEN BUILDINGS AGAINST HURRICANES.
• BUYING FOR THE FUTURE MARINE COMMISSION OKS BUYOUT OF BAY OYSTER CATCH
• FORGET DOLE - PEROT TAKES ON CLINTON
• HAYES BORROWS WHILE HUNT RELIES ON FUND-RAISING, REPORTS SHOW
• ELIZABETH CITY COUNCIL CHOOSES 26-YEAR VETERAN AS NEW FIRE CHIEF
• THE CANDIDATES ON LEADERSHIPS
• RIVAL SWANSBORO TAKES THIRD VOLLEYBALL TITLE FROM CAMDEN
• SPORTS COMPLEX APPROVED
• MARK WARNER USES THE MAIL TO MAKE A FINAL CAMPAIGN ATTACK
• PLANTATION'S FRIENDS GET GO-AHEAD FOR RESTORATION
• SUSPECT IN BOATING ACCIDENT ARRESTED
• REGENT DEAN TO SERVE ON PANEL