N&O Index Card Listings

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Hurricanes
  • Hugo damage claims put at $4.25 billion - No 16 89 7B
  • Tar Heel editors speak: Hurricane hits salary funds No 19 89 7D
  • Hugo's tracks linger; Charlotte still trying to clear debris of storm No 30 89 1
  • N.C. insurance firms cope with Hugo No 30 89 5C
  • Four N.C. areas get Hugo cleanup money - De 5 89 4B
  • In Hugo's wake, Raleigh men playing Santa to S.C. town - De 14 89 5F
  • Southern Bell's plan to recover storm damage won't raise rates - De 20 89 3B
  • Hugo's damage cleared as do-gooders storm lot - De 27 89 4B
Hurricanes
  • Governor adds Wake to hurricane relief list - Se 25 89 2C
  • Hurricane Hugo has mixed effect on N.C. farmers - Se 25 89 16C
  • Bush clears 4 N.C. counties for disaster aid - Se 26 89 18C
  • Triangle reaches across Carolinas to lend hand in wake of Hugo - Se 26 89 1C
  • Charlotte goes pioneer; Food, light, water become luxuries after Hugo - Se 27 89 1
  • Damage from Hugo may raise possibility of utility-rate hike - Se 27 89 6B
  • Dunes erased by Hugo; Oceanfront homes gouged by waves (Map) - Se 27 89 1
  • Hugo aftermath update (Chart) - Se 27 89 4A
  • Charlotte gives Guard its attention - Se 28 89 12A
  • Damage estimates rise in N.C. disaster areas - Se 28 89 12A
  • Editorial: Still winds and stout hearts - Se 28 89 14A
  • Hugo puts strain on insurers - Se 28 89 7B
  • 9 N.C. counties added to federal list - Se 29 89 6A
  • Cary sends aid to S.C. - Se 30 89 1C
  • CP&L puts Hugo losses close to $15 million - Se 30 89 8B
  • Hugo's N.C. toll set at $725 million - Se 30 89 5A
  • 402 victims of Hugo apply for aid in N.C. - Oc 1 89 17A
  • Hugo left (Union) county's farms in ruins - Oc 1 89 1
  • Hugo: disaster and teacher - Oc 1 89 1D
  • Coastal building reassessed; Hugo spurs new look at N.C. beach controls - Oc 2 89 1
  • Gastonia family (Littlejohn) finds Hugo alters viewpoint - Oc 2 89 1
  • Hugo farm losses at $165.8 million - Oc 2 89 6D
  • Areas on disaster list are not all in trouble - Oc 4 89 WA-1
  • Editorial: Ignoring Hugo's lesson - Oc 4 89 16A
  • Disaster aid list now at 23; 5 more counties eligible for loans - Oc 5 89 8D
  • Editorial: Unmanageable emergency - Oc 5 89 14A
  • Raleigh church does its part in helping victims of hurricane - Oc 5 89 5T
  • 6 more counties declared disaster areas - Oc 6 89 4C
  • Six more N.C. counties added to disaster list - Oc 7 89 2C
  • The pride's in place; Charleston puts the best face on Hugo's damage - Oc 7 89 1D
  • Charlotte mobilizes Hugo cleanup - Oc 8 89 42A
  • Good neighbors from Cary help S.C. town - Oc 8 89 31A
  • State still cleaning up tons of debris Hugo left - Oc 10 89 4C
  • Hugo victims flood office with claims - Oc 12 89 2C
  • State reopens 4 parks damaged by Hugo - Oc 13 89 3C
  • Western N.C. hurting from Hugo's hit - Oc 16 89 1
  • Hugo's effect on N.C. forests (Map) - Oc 18 89 10A
  • Nature left reeling after Hugo; Forests, fish and woodpeckers suffered catastrophic damage - Oc 18 89 10A
  • Renovation in Monroe is damaged by Hugo - Oc 18 89 2C
  • Coloring book helps children cope with Hurricane Hugo - Oc 21 89 5C
  • Union County submits $7.5 million Hugo bill - Oc 21 89 2C
  • Hurricane Hugo hammering state emergency budget - Oc 26 89 3C
  • Guard general (Robb) on Hugo patrol took side trip; Copter taken to his beach house - Oc 28 89 1C
  • Charlotte launches nonstop sweep to rid city of Hugo's legacy of litter - Oc 31 89 3C
  • S.C. town (McClellanville) surviving on kindness (Map) - Oc 31 89 1
  • 70% of Hugo checks mailed, official says - No 1 89 2C
  • Raleigh girl (King-Hillyard) helps start toy drive for storm victims No 2 89 9T
  • Charlotte still trying to clear storm debris No 3 89 2C
  • State faces squeeze in finding Hugo aid; Council of State split on how to meet cost No 4 89 1C
  • The urban image: Was it just dumb luck, or superior architecture? Historic Charleston handles
  • Hugo, but why No 5 89 1E
  • Council of State agrees on funding for Hugo aid No 8 89 18C
  • Hugo, farming discussed; Congressmen hear state growers' woes No 14 89 16C
Hurricanes
  • N.C. gets a soaking from Hurricane Bob - Jy 26 85 1
  • Bob caused $13 million damage ($1.5 in N.C.) - Au 7 85 2C
  • Flooding, high winds hit state (Hurricane Danny) - Au 19 85 1C
  • N.C. coast braces as Gloria nears - Se 26 85 1
  • Gloria pummels Outer Banks - Se 27 85 1
  • Gloria brushes N.C., hits Northeast; Coastal counties escape major storm damage - Se 28 85 1
  • Insurance agents say hurricane damage slight - Se 28 85 7B
  • N.C. cleans up after Gloria, continues to assess damage - Se 29 85 31A
  • Damage estimates from hurricane reach $5.6 million - Oc 1 85 16C
  • Data from pier aids hurricane research - Oc 2 85 22A
  • Damage estimates from hurricane (by county) - Oc 3 85 20A
  • Gloria left mark on coast by opening 2 inlets, partly closing one - Oc 3 85 20A
  • Computer plan to help predict hurricane path - Oc 20 85 21A
  • Agricultural, fishing interests hurt by Gloria - Oc 28 85 6A
  • Cleanup slow after hurricane - Oc 28 85 1
  • Martin says state has done all it can for Avon residents - Oc 29 85 2C
  • Gloria wrecks eagles' nest - No 10 85 17B
  • Kate saturates parts of N.C.; floods threatening No 22 85 1
Hurricanes
  • Scientist (Gray) has an eye for predicting storms; Weather expert forecasts more hurricanes in '88 - Ap 13 88 6A
  • Traffic jams pose (evacuation) problems for Dare - Ma 3 88 4C
  • Coastal counties gearing up for major hurricane drill - Jn 5 88 17A
  • Hurricane exercise a success; State's largest drill highlights problems - Jn 16 88 4C
  • Tar Heel editors speak: Sun and fun - and hurricanes - Jn 26 88 7D
  • Editorial: Reaping the whirlwind (Hurricane Gilbert) - Se 16 88 14A
  • Hurricane turns honeymoon into nuptial blitz - Se 20 88 4C
  • On vacation with Gilbert: A trip to remember - Oc 2 88 3H
Hurricanes
  • 7 (Wake Forest) linemen commended over Hugo - Ja 12 90 2B
  • Hugo-toppled statue to resume post soon (Randolph County) - Ja 13 90 4B
  • Fire risk feared in debris left by Hugo - Ja 18 90 4B
  • City's Hugo cleanup ends; debris lingers (Charlotte) - Ja 24 90 4B
  • Hugo debris expected to spark forest fires - Mr 6 90 4B
  • Mecklenburg sheriff defends seawall rebuilding after Hugo - Mr 16 90 4B
  • Hugo left path of fire hazards - Mr 17 90 3B
  • Hurricane Hugo's holes help mosquitoes breed - Mr 24 90 4B
  • Charlotte residents ask city to remove debris - Mr 31 90 4B
  • S.C. bounces back from Hugo; Hurricane may not have blown tourism dollars onto Tar Heel beaches - Ap 3 90 1D
  • Tracing Hugo's path (Photo) - Ap 3 90 5B
  • Hugo's devastation still burdens weary Union County residents - Ap 8 90 1C
  • Hugo debris increases risk of forest fires - Ap 24 90 1B
  • Marinas keep busy repairing boats banged up by Hugo - My 29 90 4B
  • Nags Head applauded for hurricane strategy - Jn 17 90 1B
  • State DOT seeks to aid hurricane evacuations - Jn 21 90 4B
  • N.C. emphasizing improved response in hurricane season - Jy 3 90 4B
  • Coastal officials seek new hurricane shelters - Jy 10 90 4B
  • Atlantic storms linked to rainfall in African region; U.S. warned of more hurricanes - Se 14 90 4B
  • Sand dollars; Rebuilding in harm's way, with the government's help - Se 16 90 1J
  • Nature offered best Hugo buffer, study shows - Se 21 90 4B
  • Hugo still haunts Carolinas - Se 22 90 1
  • Hurricane Lili races for N.C. - Oc 12 90 1
  • Rains hit as Lili flirts with coast - Oc 13 90 1
  • Lili fizzles as chilly waters sap its strength - Oc 14 90 1C
Hurricanes
  • Busy '88 hurricane season predicted - Ap 8 88 1C
  • Hurricane legend reflects pain of N.C.'s stormy past - Ap 12 88 1C
Hurricanes
  • Coast tops in hurricane threats; Tropical storms' path most often leads to Outer Banks, study finds - Jn 2 89 1
  • Shortwave relay network racing to keep up with Hugo's menace - Se 20 89 1C
  • N.C. coast battens down the hatches - Se 21 89 1
  • Hugo pounds Carolina coast; inland areas brace for flooding - Se 22 89 1
  • Tar Heels flee low-lying coastal regions - Se 22 89 1
  • Coast gets taste of hurricane's fury - Se 23 89 1
  • Editorial: - Fury and fragility - Se 23 89 14A
  • High-pressure system saved Eastern N.C. - Se 23 89 13A
  • Images of Hugo's devastation - (Photos) - Se 23 89 3C
  • Remnants of storm wreak havoc in Charlotte; 14 die in Carolinas - Se 23 89 1
  • Beach homes doomed; More than 150 feared lost in hard-hit areas - Se 24 89 29A
  • Carolinas begin cleaning up; At least 21 dead; damage estimate runs in billions - Se 24 89 1
  • Hugo leaves Charlotte torn and tattered - Se 24 89 29A
  • Martin seeks disaster aid for 51 counties - Se 24 89 33A
  • Estimates of Hugo toll in state rise - Se 25 89 1C