The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, December 11, 1994

• WHY NOT GIVE FISHERMEN MORE OF THE ITEMS THEY ALREADY HAVE?
• SAND AND WOODS A PLEASING COMBINATION IN KITTY HAWK
• MARGIE BEALS KEEPS THE MUSICAL BLUES ALIVE AND WELL
• `INTERNATIONAL ICARUS '94' SHOW AN ARTISTIC CELEBRATION OF FLIGHT
• THE WRIGHT WAY OF HISTORY DARRELL COLLINS, WHOSE PARK SERVICE HAT IS TILTED LIKE A PLANE AT TAKEOFF, HAS DEVOTED HIS LIFE TO TELLING THE STORY OF THE WRIGHT BROTHERS AND THEIR FAMOUS ``FIRST FLIGHT'' AT KITTY HAWK.
• DRUGS TURN GOOD LIFE INTO LIVING HELL FOR ALL
• SETTING RECORD STRAIGHT
• COMMUNITY'S DIVISION OVER PARK CONTINUES
• VOLUNTEERS HONORED
• PERQUIMANS IS AGGRESSIVE, UNDISCIPLINED THE PIRATES ALMOST LOST TO COLUMBIA, BUT WIN 67-66.
• CURBSIDE RECYCLING FINDS HOME ON BEACH THE PROGRAM HAS GROWN BY MORE THAN 150 PERCENT OVER THE PREVIOUS YEAR.
• GETTING A HEAD START ON FITNESS
• CORRECTION
• HOW TO GET YOUR WAY WITH AIRLINES NOWADAYS