The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Local: Saturday, November 19, 1994

• HENRY W. DERBY
• RICHARD M. DICKERSON
• HILDA F. MARGOLIN
• JAMES M. ROBERTS JR.
• LINDA MARIE WHITLOCK
• HELEN L. OLIVIS
• RUSSELL H. MEERS
• JAMES D. WALL
• NORMAN T. AMDAL
• CHARLIE L. BASNIGHT
• EARL D. SYKES
• LETTIE CHATMAN
• OTIS L. TALBOT
• MAMIE R. JOYNER
• HELEN A. SAWYER
• MARY S. YOUNG
• SABELL G. MARRINER
• JOSEPHINE M. PERRY
• WALTER J. OLIVER JR.
• FRYDERYKA SYGAL
• NEIL M. SHERRY
• JOHNNIE MAE JONES
• E. EDDIE REED JR.
• MARGARET D. WARREN
• EMERY C. HUNTER
• WILLIAM L. MOSTELLER
• HENRY W. BROWN SR.
• ALVIN H. GIBSON
• RAYMOND M. SPAUGH
• RONALD L. WILSHIRE
• CHARLOTTE A. HARDISON
• JAMES RAWLINGS
• JAMES H. MCLEAN
• RUTH B. PEELE
• WILLIAM ROBERTS SR.
• PARIS R. PALMER
• LITTLE THEATRE TO CLOSE ``NIGHT OF JAN. 16TH'' AT FRANKLIN TONIGHT
• LIBRARY WANTS PARENTS TO KNOW WHAT MINOR CHILDREN ARE READING CRITICS SAY THE POLICY VIOLATES TRUST, DISCOURAGES READING.
• NORFOLK LIGHTS UP FOR HOLIDAYS TONIGHT ILLUMINATION AND PARADE SIGNAL THE OFFICIAL START OF THE SEASON.
• FOREST SERVICE DELAYS REPORT ON IMPACT OF NEW POWER LINE
• VA. SYMPHONY DECLINES NSU'S OFFER OF NEW HALL
• ALLEN TO NEW CONGRESS: MAKE CHANGE HAPPEN
• HIP, HIP, HURRAY! ``GW'' IS IN 2,000 TURN OUT TO GREET CARRIER DELAYED A DAY BY HIGH WINDS
• FALL DID NOT CAUSE DEATH OF PENINSULA MAN EVADING POLICE
• JUDGE SUPPORTS RULING REVOKING LIQUOR LICENSE OF OCEANFRONT BAR
• OYSTER GARDENING MAY REVIVE FRAGILE HARVEST CONFERENCE SEEKS LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS TO RENEW INDUSTRY
• FUND-RAISER WILL HELP BUY SHELTER FOR BATTERED WOMEN
• COAL STORAGE FACILITY WINS PRELIMINARY OK
• PERFORMANCES RESCUE STARK OPERA ``SALOME''
• BEAUTY QUEEN SAYS SHE NEVER MEANT TO DO HARM
• SEN. BASNIGHT DENIES MEDDLING IN FISHERMEN'S TICKETS MANTEO DEMOCRAT CALLS ARTICLE AN ATTEMPT TO DISCREDIT HIM
• JONES WAITING FOR LEGISLATION BEFORE MAKING TAX DECISION
• COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION REFUSES TO NAME BIRD ISLAND A SPECIAL PRESERVE THE OWNER IS NOW FREE TO DEVELOP THE BARRIER ISLAND.
• FISHERMEN FORCED FROM ISLAND BY STORM SOME OF THE 61 ANGLERS WERE LESS THAN HAPPY ABOUT LEAVING.
• GORDON'S PUNCH STORM TURNS FROM OUTER BANKS AS BEWILDERED RESIDENTS TAKE STOCK