The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, February 6, 1996

• SHERWOOD HALL
• JAMES J. MAGEE SR.
• DENNIS B. BOHRER
• CLARENCE R. LOWMAN
• SADIE W. GATLING
• WARREN M. ROBOLD
• HELEN H. BISHOP
• ETHEL L. SPARKS
• KATIE SUTTON
• THOMAS E. RAWLES SR.
• ODESSA S. CROSS
• BARRY L. JONES
• GLORIA C. SZAJNAR
• ALMA W. HARRIS
• FLORENCE A. TERRELL
• EVA MAE FREEMAN
• ESTELLE J. UMPHLETT
• PATRICK F. MCNULTY
• PERCY Z. MICHENER
• RUTH A. CURTIS
• PAULINE H. GODBEY
• SYBIL K. PENDRY
• AMELIA M. TAYLOR
• MADELINE P. POWELL
• CHRISTINE A. MCPHERSON
• WILLIAM E. REILLY
• LILLIAN J. HOLLOMAN
• GENE C. KIAH
• WILLIAM J. WHITE
• WILLIAM C. EVERETT
• ROSHELL ASHBURN JR.
• ELEANOR Q. ROBERTSON
• CORINE E. STITH
• ROBERT M. BRYANT SR.
• EDWARD CAROLINA JR.
• HUNT IS GRANTED WAIVERS FOR HIS WELFARE REFORMS
• MOUNT TRASHMORE SNOW SLIDE WAS TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING INJURIES, CROWDS SENT THE FUN DOWNHILL, LED TO SLOPE'S CLOSURE.
• $1 MILLION AWARD ORDERED IN TONSILLECTOMY FATALITY BUT THE DOCTOR IS IN IRAN, AND HIS INSURER IS IN RECEIVERSHIP.
• PUBLIC MEETING TODAY ON NORTH MILITARY WORK IT'S THE FIRST OF SEVEN MEETINGS SCHEDULED ON ROAD'S WIDENING.
• MANY BEACH CLASSROOMS FEEL THE PINCH THEY'VE HELD THEIR OWN SO FAR, BUT ARE LOOKING APPREHENSIVELY AT NEW SEMESTER. $5.3 MILLION IN CUTS: DESPITE EFFORTS, SOME IMPACT WILL BE FELT
• 2 SOUGHT FOR INFORMATION ABOUT LIKELY SERIAL KILLING
• STIR CRAZY MCDONALD'S MADNESS AND OTHER TALES TO COPE, FOLKS SHOPPED, SHOVELED, MUNCHED, PLAYED.
• SUSPECT TURNS SELF IN
• NEWCOMER TO CHALLENGE BASNIGHT IN FALL ELECTION
• OREGON INLET SANDBAR STRANDS WHALE RARE ICE FLOES MAY HAVE INJURED THE 40-FOOT-LONG ANIMAL.
• ELIZABETH CITY COUNCIL GETS AN EARFUL PEOPLE ARE WORRIED ABOUT WATER STREET, OAK STUMP ROAD.
• COLD PUTS OUTER BANKS ON HOLD THOUGH CHILL WILL EASE, LIVES WON'T BE NORMAL FOR AWHILE.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A Metro News story Tuesday on the effect of the cold weather on plants incorrectly reported that ice cannot get any colder than 32 degrees. Water turns to ice at 32 degrees. Ice can get as cold as the air surrounding it. Correction published Wednesday, February 7, 1996. ***************************************************************** IT'S BEST NOT TO FUSS WITH MOTHER NATURE ICE HELPS PROTECT TREES AND PLANTS BY HOLDING MOISTURE.
• VOTERS WILL RESOLVE SCHOOL BOARD ISSUES, ASSEMBLY TELLS BEACH HOUSE COMMITTEE REJECTS TATA'S CALL FOR BUDGET CURBS.
• RED WOLVES ADAPTING NICELY TO THEIR ISLAND WILD
• OFFICE SEEKERS PAY THEIR FEES; 2 CREATE RACES
• DANVILLE DEMOCRAT TO LEAVE CONGRESS
• STATE SENATE REACHES INEVITABLE MILEPOST: A 20-20 STALEMATE
• VIDEO OF ROBERTSON'S ANTI-GAY REMARKS SHOWN BY ACTIVIST WHITE HOPES THE FCC WILL CENSURE, NOT CENSOR CBN.
• CANDIDATES FOR MAY 7 PRIMARY
• WOMAN FOUND DEAD
• FERRY SETS RECORD
• TOW-IN-SNOW INJURY
• MAN DIES IN FIRE