The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, October 21, 1995

• WINFRED MCRAE
• MARGARET C. CASWELL
• ADELAIDE RAMOS
• LINDA J. JONES
• PAUL F. LASSITER
• GLORIA B. CLEMONS
• LOIS R. WHITE
• FINLEY G. SMITH
• ELIZABETH H. BROTHERS
• FREDERICK BIRNIE
• MYRTLE B. MAGEE
• REDELL PARKER
• SIDNEY A. MASON
• GLENN W. MULVIHILL
• ALICE M. CUMMINGS
• RAYMOND N. JOHNSON
• CARSWELL SPIVEY SR.
• BETTY L. LUCEY
• LLOYD E. BOONE JR.
• ISABEL G. MORALES
• GERTRUDE W. CRADDOCK
• PATRICK M. WATLEY
• DORA B. FORBES
• BERTHA L. WHITE
• EMILY V. MOORE
• CAROLYNE C. LEE
• SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MASS USHERS IN CELEBRATION CELEBRATING 175 YEARS OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN VIRGINIA
• FISHERMAN RESCUED AFTER STAYING AFLOAT FOR 18 HOURS
• PHILATELISTS NEAR AND FAR FLY IN FOR 4TH FIRST-ISSUE
• METRO BRIEFS
• CRIME BILL SPAT DOMINATES COPELAND-DRAKE RACE THE BILL CALLS FOR LONGER SENTENCES FOR REPEAT OFFENDERS.
• WELFARE SYMPOSIUM WEIGHS SOCIETY'S MISCONCEPTIONS COMMUNITIES MUST LEARN TO DEAL WITH CHANGES IN WELFARE.
• HELMS MOVES TO KEEP HIGH POINT TAX BREAK
• POLICE TO PATROL PUBLIC HOUSING OFFICER RICHARD JAMES IS ONE OF EIGHT NORFOLK POLICE OFFICERS AND TWO SUPERVISORS WHO VOLUNTEERED TO PATROL THE CITY'S PUBLIC HOUSING COMMUNITIES ON FOOT AND BICYCLE.
• GOING FOR A KNOCKOUT: WITH THE NOV. 7 ELECTION LESS THAN THREE WEEKS AWAY, LOCAL POLITICIANS ARE WALKING DOOR TO DOOR IN SEARCH OF VOTES.
• POLICE COUNT UNDERMINES MARCH'S SPIRIT
• 115 APPLY FOR POST OF CITY MANAGER CITY CLERK SAYS APPLICATIONS POSTMARKED BEFORE THURSDAY DEADLINE WILL BE ACCEPTED.
• ANGLING ACTION IMPROVES ALONG NORTHERN BEACHES
• COTTONY KIND OF MORNING
• ECSU TEACHERS PERFORM A STUDENT'S COMPOSITION
• OWNER OF HOG FARM AGREES TO FIX LAGOON
• BRIEFS - OUTER BANKS
• WELFARE DOES NOT BOLSTER UNWED BIRTHS, STUDY SAYS
• SLAIN TROOPER BURIED BEFORE 1,500 LAW ENFORCEMENT PEERS
• PAROLEE CHARGED IN TROOPER'S SLAYING OFFICIALS ANGRY THAT ``SYSTEM'' FREED DRUG DEALER
• CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK
• EDUCATION COUNCIL PLEDGES TO BUY ADS FOR ITS SUPPORTERS THE COUNCIL NAMED 165 CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICE WHO SUPPORT ITS AGENDA.
• EVA J. GWALTNEY