The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, April 9, 1995

• LITERACY PROGRAM WELL-RECEIVED, DESPITE LIGHT TURNOUT
• ANGLERS FINDING ACTION SLOW SO FAR
• EFFICIENCY IN CONSTRUCTION EMPHASIZED ON ASSEMBLY LINE
• HIGH QUALITY LIKELY TO CONTINUE IN PROGRAM AT CURRITUCK HIGH
• GRIDIRON PROSPECTS LOOK GOOD FOR ECSU IN THE FALL
• VISITORS WELCOME - BY BOAT OR BY CAR THE STATE'S DISMAL SWAMP CENTER ON U.S. 17 GREETS THOUSANDS OF TOURISTS EACH YEAR.
• MUSIC SPEAKS FOR ITSELF ON LONE AM RADIO STATION
• THERE'S ALWAYS A NEW IDEA IN DESIGNER'S HEAD
• BOMBS AWAY MILITARY PILOTS PRACTICE FOR REAL WARFARE AT THE BOMBING RANGE NEAR STUMPY POINT. EACH WEEK, ABOUT 200 PLANES MANEUVER ABOVE THE SWAMPY, 46,000-ACRE COMPLEX TO SHARPEN THEIR SKILLS.
• TO SAIL OR TO SOW, THAT IS THE QUESTION
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - OUTER BANKS