The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, September 6, 1996

• IN THE WAKE OF A WAVE
• GOLF COURSE WON'T DAMAGE WETLANDS
• TAKE RESPONSIBILITY
• A WORTHWHILE PROJECT
• TEEN-AGE STUNTS END IN DEATH NEVER AGAIN
• WHEN TECHNOLOGY RUNS AMOK, PEOPLE DON'T COMPUTE
• PERSIAN GULF POLICY NEEDS RETHINKING U.S. SHOULD SCALE BACK
• CORRECTION
• SENATE STOPS NASA PLAN TO MOVE PLANES TO CALIFORNIA
• EX-SEAL TRAINEE CONVICTED OF MURDER AT SENTENCING TODAY, HE COULD GET LIFE TERM
• U.S. HAS MISSTEPPED IN IRAQ, EDUCATOR SAYS
• ADM. SMITH SAYS U.S. TROOPS TO BE IN BOSNIA BEYOND YEAR FORMER LEADER OF ALLIED TROOPS SAYS POLITICAL ASPECT NOT COMPLETELY SETTLED.
• FRAN TEARS THROUGH CAROLINA WEAKENING STORM CARRIES HEAVY RAINS, HIGH WINDS INTO EASTERN VIRGINIA SATURATED CENTRAL VIRGINIA IS VULNERABLE TO FLOODING
• FRAN BEGINS A PUNISHING TREK STORM BLASTS ASHORE WITH 115-MPH WINDS AND 16-FOOT WAVES MOST ON THE OUTER BANKS CHOOSE TO RIDE OUT THE STORM
• CITIZENS HELPING CITIZENS AT SCOPE ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS!
• STORM HAS STIRRED UP BUSINESS FOR RODANTHE T-SHIRT SHOP
• MYRTLE BEACH WINS STARE DOWN WITH FRAN
• BLACKS AND WHITES SHOW EQUAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATES FOR THE FIRST TIME, CENSUS FINDS
• CLINTON CANCELS CHRISTENING TRIP DUE TO POLITICS
• MIDDLE EAST CRISIS IS NO. 1 TOPIC AS PERRY VISITS LOCAL COAST GUARD
• CORRECTION
• HAMPTON ROADS, OUTER BANKS KEEP WATCHFUL EYES ON FRAN
• AT LEAST 1 DEAD AS STREETS FLOOD, AND WIND RIPS ROOFS