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News of the World

• Week of 6-2
  1. New Hero Group "The Minutemen" Crush Terrorist Cell and Expose VP at Murchison Industries Subsidiary Who Was Providing Weapons
  2. "God of Abraham" Summit Gathers Leading Clerics of Judaism, Christianity and Islam in Dialogue
  3. PA Times Reporter Slain in Sierra Leone - Pursuing Story on Unrest in Region
  4. PA-CSA Reports That Participation In Community Supported Agriculture Is At An All Time High
• Week of 6-1
  1. Protectors Smash Major Crime Ring - Villians Worked Out of Castle Brangore, Held Owners Prisoner. "Thank God our nightmare is over!" says Richard Sherwin. Villians Responsible for Armoured Car Robberies.
  2. City Councilman in Nepotism Scandal - Aide Is Brother Who Lives In Different State
  3. Tax Relief For Small Farmers Passed By State Legislature
  4. Dennihan's Brewpub and Theatre Opens in Converted School
  5. PortRail Workers Threaten Strike - Cite Pension Issues
• Issue 38
• Issue 39
• Issue 40
• Issue 41
• Week of 5-4
  1. Rash of Steroid Related Deaths Strikes Resky Park
  2. Crimewave Sweeps City, Armoured Cars Boost Guards
  3. Red Alert! Soviet Super Soldiers being bred in Resky Park (From the PA Town Scryer: Talbot Reckson byline)
• Week of 5-3
  1. Sting Dies Saving City, City Mourns
  2. Sting Revealed as Alexander Crosby
  3. Sting Not Dead! Now Farming in Portugal (From the PA Town Scryer: Talbot Reckson byline)
• Issue 36
• Issue 37
• Week of 5-2
  1. Senator Page and Mayor Adams Unveil Plans for Federally Funded Astronomy Lab with Telescope on Mount McKenndra
  2. English Speaking Union Sends Marta Lopez to National Shakespeare Finals
  3. Super Terrorists Attack on Page and Adams Foiled by Protectors
  4. Rash of Jewel Thefts Prompts Question - Is the Phantom in Port Alexander?
  5. FOX Television Announces New Reality Series - Who Wants to Marry a Supervillian?
  6. Billy Rai Purchases Marious Estate
  7. Spy in the Sky: Telescope to be used to Watch for Alien Invasion (From the PA Town Scryer: Talbot Reckson byline)
• Issue 35
• Week of 5-1
  1. Siberian Star Appears at May Day Festival in Resky Park
  2. UN Peacekeeping Forces Deployed to Porto Santiago
  3. Carnaby Creations Opens Store in PA, Style Mavens Mob Boutique
  4. Bar Supply, Inc. Purchased By Jack-Mart, Jack Jacobs Announces New JackWare Line of Bar Products
  5. Thunderbolt Faces Down Gang in Chinatown
• Interlude 34.5
• Week of 4-4
  1. NFL Draft Held in NYC, Crosby Attends for Dutchmen
  2. Sting Assists Snakefoot* in NYC Drug Bust (*NYC based hero)
  3. Government Funds Alien Invasion Lookout Base in PA (From the PA Scryer: Talbot Reckson byline)
  4. Rebel Uprising in Caribbean Nation of Porto Santiago Overthrows Government
  5. Arson Destroys Warehouse in 'Parts, Found to Contain Illegal Arms
• Interlude 34.3
• Week of 4-3
  1. Streetwalking on the Rise
  2. Margaret Roxbridge to Host Museum Fundraiser Week of 6-2
  3. Priscilla Fiske in Coma After Hit and Run Accident
  4. Senator Page to Join Mayor Adams in Unveiling Plans for Federally Funded Astronomy Lab with Telescope on Mount McKenndra - week of 5-2.
  5. Simmon Marious missing, feared dead in boating accident
  6. War at Night: How to Prepare (From the PA Scryer: Talbot Reckson byline)
  7. Thunderbolt Hits Streets - New Hero Foils Robbery
• Week of 4-2
  1. Russian Mobster Found Floating in Iceberg in Harbor. Police Seek Siberian Star for Questioning
  2. Hester Cresvores Claims Werewolves at War with Vampires for Control of Port Alexander
  3. NASA Announces Plan To Send Unmanned Probe to Mars
  4. Undercover Street Unit Reports Shutdown of "Jackal" Labs - Drug Off the Market
  5. Dragon Eggs found at Lake Godluch (From the PA Scryer: Talbot Reckson byline)
  6. Rising Star
• Interlude 34.4
• Week of 4-1
  1. Crosby and Vladistock Host Jones Street Mission Fundraiser
  2. PARail Train to Goldwood Springs Derails - 47 Killed
  3. Dragon Attacks London, Defeated by Round Table
  4. Ground Broken for Globe SportsAtorium
  5. Siberian Star Supports Resky Park Ice Hockey Team with Visit
  6. Quarrel Back in Action? Crossbow Bolts Used in Robbery
  7. Globe SportsAtorium built on Alien Parking Lot? (From the PA Scryer: Talbot Reckson byline)
  8. Billy "Bruce 2" Rai, Hong Kong Action Superstar, Retires to Port Alexander
• Week of 3-4
  1. (via IPAC) Schlacthaus escapes from PNDF.
  2. Protectors Save Town from Magical Threat
  3. Spinal Tap Benefit for "Floating Island Refugees" is Huge Success
  4. Simmon Marious steps down as head of IO Mining, Retiring to Pursue Spiritual Growth
  5. Local Episcoplian Bishop Endorses Gay Union, Causing Uproar
• Issue 33
• Issue 34
• Interlude 34.1
• Interlude 34.2
• Week of 3-3
  1. Universal Studios Rumoured To Have Peacekeepers Movie in the Works
  2. Senator Paul Page Will Attend May Day Celebration at Herschel Kurtzmann Park
  3. Computer Virus Shuts Down PA Convention Center
  4. Old Town Residents Band Together To Fight Wind Farm Proposal
  5. State Proposes Mandatory Testing of All High School Seniors
  6. Are Machines Taking Over PA? (From the PA Scryer, Talbot Reckston byline)
  7. Siberian Star Flies With Channel Four Chopper 1
• Week of 3-2
  1. Local Journalist Missing in Bolivia
  2. Unusual Sunspot Activity Responsible for Television Interference
  3. Unidentified Body Found on Beach
  4. Shipload of Illegal Chinese Immigrants Turned Back By Coast Guard
  5. Meteor Shower "Spectacular" Say Local Astronomy Buffs
  6. Metor Shower Means Alien Invastion Immenent! (From the PA Scryer, Talbot Reckston byline)
  7. Siberian Star Directs Traffic at Site of Accident
• Interlude 32.3.4
• Week of 3-1
  1. NFL Owners Meeting Held in San Antonio
  2. Tremor Barely Noticeable
  3. Spinal Tap to Play Benefit for Missing Ships Week of 3-4.
  4. Bar Supply, Inc. Files For Bankruptcy
  5. Exclusive Photos - Crosby and Vladistock Texas Tryst
  6. Mole People Under PA? (From the PA Scryer, Talbot Reckston byline)
  7. Siberian Star and Flex Shut Down Arson
• Interlude 32.4
• Interlude 32.5
• Week of 2-4
  1. Siberian Star Smashes Counterfeiters
  2. Flex and SPARTAN Stop Bank Robbery
  3. Local Musicians "Lemon Love Tart" Implicated in Pirate CD Operation
  4. Missing Vessels Arrive in Port - Some Missing for Years
  5. Local Activists Propose Wind Farm Off PA Coast
  6. Wind Farm Industrial Weather Control Plot? (From the PA Scryer, Talbot Reckston byline)
• Interlude 32.3.3 and
  Issue 32 and
  Interlude 32.1 and
  Interlude 32.2
• Week of 2-3
  1. Mark Nell Still Missing, Foul Play Suspected
  2. Pimp Found Dead Near Docks
  3. Convenience Store Robbery Foiled by "Giant Bear"
  4. SPARTAN foils convenience store robbery.
  5. Fire in Drug Lab Deliberately Set
• Interlude 32.3.2
• Week of 2-2
  1. Macadam Construction Wins Bid to Construct "Globe SportsAtorium" for DCW.
  2. Local Councilman in Commerce City Floats Proposal to Build New Stadium, "CommerceDome Too Old, Too Small."
  3. Rash of burglaries in High Rent High-Rises.
  4. New Drug on Street, "Jackal," Blamed in Four Deaths
  5. Hinkey Revival Week Gets Mixed Reaction From Locals
• Week of 2-1
  1. Sci-Fi Conference, Local Author Mara Bryce One of the Guests of Honour
  2. Alex Crosby and Marie Vladistock, "It Couple" of the Season?
  3. Delta Championship Wrestling To Relocate to Port Alexander
  4. Mayor Adams Empanels Comittee to Review Subway Expansion
  5. Flex Cleaning Up Resky Park!
  6. Wanderer in London to Meet with Round Table
• Issue 31 and
  Interlude 32.3.1
• Week of 1-4
  1. Big Ben, Former Peacekeeper, Murdered
  2. Plan to Dredge Channel in James River Unveiled
  3. Cell Phone Outage Traced To Bad Substation
  4. Murchison Industries Fails To Meet Profit Prediction, Stock Drops. Analyists Say Buy Now!
  5. Counterfeit $20 Bills Traced to Russian Mafia
• Week of 1-3
  1. Evangelist Robert Hinkey Scheduled for Week Long Revival Conference Week of 2-2 at PA Conference Center
  2. Port Alexander College Student Wins National Playwriting Award, PA Players to Produce Show
  3. Patorvian Government Accused of Human Rights Abuses, Denies UN Request For Inspectors
  4. Marie Vladistock Wins Charity Ski Race
• Week of 1-2
  1. Police Report Streetwalking Down, Increase in Brothels
  2. Jade Tiger, Former Peacekeeper, Dies In Himalayan Avalanche
  3. PA Charities Board Report Says Giving Down Last Year
  4. Two Officers in Undercover Street Unit Indicted In Shooting Death of Suspect
  5. Rocco "The Button" Castellano Enters Witness Protection Program, Testifies That Unknown Crime Boss Uses Super Powered Enforcers
  6. Hemingway Park Rapist Captured by Sting
  7. Flex Exposes Secret Lab, Captures Jackal, Frees Women
• Week of 1-1
  1. Drunk Driving Especially Bad This New Year
  2. Explosion rocks Commerce City, Heroes Battle Fire
  3. Rick Adams Inaugurated as Mayor of Port Alexander
  4. Hester Cresvores Claims "Space Vampires Ate My Cat"
  5. Famed Hugenot Diamond to go on Display at PA Museum of Natural History
  6. Dutchmen Quarterback Barry Franklin Named as Starting QB for AFC Pro Bowl Team
• Issue 30 and
  Interlude 30.1 and
  
• Happy New Year! Year 01 Starts
• Week of 12-4
  1. Holiday Party at Wander-No-More House
  2. Miracle On Jones Street
  3. Simmon Marious Holiday Party for Russian Ballet
  4. Dutchmen Beat Arizona to Finish Season 8-8
  5. Drowning Death in James River Ruled Accidental
  6. Anonymous 4 Concert Great Success
  7. New Pedestrian Overpass Completed at Washington Park aka "Dead Man's Circle." Traffic Fatalities at Site Expected to Drop.
  8. (IPAC to Protectors)Python escaped from the PNDF with the aid of person or persons unknown.
• Issue 29
• Week of 12-3
  1. Dutchmen Lose to Oakland Raiders. Now 7-8
  2. Plot to Blackmail Britain Foiled by Round Table. Overlord Escapes.
  3. Dutchmen Lose to Kansas City. Now 7-7
  4. PA Museum Motorcycle Exhibit Has Highest Attendence in Museum History
  5. Indian Burial Site Discovered In Mountains Northwest of PA, University to Oversee Excavation
  6. Hemingway Park Rapist Strikes Again
  7. André DeCault opens André. PA Times Gives Restaurant Four Stars
  8. Protectors Recover MUSE - Capture Villians in Midnight Fight
• Issue 28 and
  Interlude 28.1 and
  
• Week of 12-2
  1. Alderman Roger Brown Death Ruled Suicide
  2. Dutchmen Beat NY Jets. Now 7-6
  3. Gunmen Kills Four in Florida - Slain by SWAT Sniper
  4. Commuters Protest Subway Fare Hike
• Issue 26 and
  Interlude 26.1 and
  Issue 27
  
• Week of 12-1
  1. Hester Cresvores Claims Werewolves Stalk Port Alexander
  2. General Steel Meets With Business Leaders
  3. PA Dutchmen Beat San Diego to go 6-6 in 2002 Season
  4. Protectors - Beggar King, Defender, Ka-Sador, Wanderer - Attend Dutchmen Game
  5. American Journalist Reported Slain in Sierra Leone
  6. Mild Weather Predicted For Winter
• Week of 11-4
  1. Prostitution arrests down. Police credit Wander-No-More House.
  2. Anonymous 4 to perform Christmas Eve concert at museum.
  3. Marcy's Department Store going out of business. Sale! Everything must go!
  4. Great train robbery? Cargo train robbed. Thieves escape with money, equipment.
  5. Fire in Old Town ruled accidental. Three killed, including one firefighter.
  6. Bluehardt CompuTech announces Gale Withers as replacement for Janet Dorsey aka Skylark. Also announces new line of Linux based personal network computers.
  7. Simmon Marious plans Holiday Soiree for visiting ballerina and troupe.
• Week of 11-3
  1. Richard Sherwin donates undisclosed sum to museum for a new Medieval Arms and Armour gallery. Several fine pieces donated to collection.
  2. Nadia Rosanova, famous Russian Ballerina, to dance in Nutcracker at PA Ballet this Holiday Season.
  3. (On the Nest CommNet)SpeeDemon and PowerFist apprehended by person unknown and turned over to IPAC.
  4. Local firm, PortNet, under investigation for accounting irregularities.
  5. Three Die in Camping Accident; Improper Use of Propane Heater Blamed
• Issue 25 and
  Interlude 25.1
• Week of 11-2
  1. Money stolen in bank robbery used to purchase diving bell.
  2. The election results are in! Deputy Mayor Rick "The Bull" Adams now Mayor-elect. Inauguration to take place 1-1.
  3. Museum Robbed! Goods Recovered by Protectors.
  4. Patorvian President-for-Life General Steel to visit Port Alexander and meet with business leaders.
  5. Dutchmen linebacker killed by drunk driver.
  6. Terrorists captured. Had planned to bomb James River tunnel. Commisioner Williams praises Anti-Terrorism Unit.
  7. Alden Bryce of Hope-Bryce Cybernetics Forms HeroFund
• Issue 22 and
  Issue 23 and
  Issue 24
• Week of 11-1
  1. PGA announces that Murchison Industries is the new sponser of the former Mid-Southern Invitational, and the event will be held at Godluch Hills Country Club's "Pine Links" course.
  2. Margot Blanchard announces Margot Cosmetics will be adding clothing line.
  3. Freak snowstorm baffles weathermen.
  4. Defender Help Restore Power to Sections of Commerce City by Aiding Power Company Technicians to get to Substations.
  5. Science Fiction Writers Convention to be held week of 2-1.
  6. Warpfinger Jones and the Electric Blues Eruption two night stint at The Stonebridge sell out in forty-one minutes.
  7. Dutchmen Owner Crosby On the Line at Homeless Shelter
• Interlude 21.1
• Week of 10-4
  1. Windson Halloween party great success.
  2. Wedding Bells for Marious and Reynaldo? (Priscilla Fiske gossip column item)
  3. Transit Authority announces plan to extend PortRail system further inland.
  4. "Warm winter will not increase likeliehood of shark attacks," says Parks Comissioner.
• Week of 10-3
  1. Playboy Mark Nell missing.
  2. Organized gang with advanced weaponry robs three armoured cars simeultanously and escape with over $2 Million.
  3. Socialite Loni Davis arrested in raid on illegal after-hours club.
  4. Tensions escalate in Middle East.
  5. Breakaway Balkan state of Patorvia elects General Damien Steel President for Life.
  6. www.pa-protectors.org Website Launched.
  7. Strange note found at CommerceDome: "Beautification efforts courtesy of the Beggar Nation and a grateful Beggar King."
  8. A Different Kind of Sting
• Interlude 20.1
  
• Week of 10-2
  1. Protecters to occupy Eagle's Nest, renaming it "The Fortress."
  2. Pogo captured by new hero, Flex
  3. Wander-No-More House founded by Wanderer.
  4. Predictions are for a mild and dry winter.
  5. Opponents of James River dredging effort hold rally.
  6. Stephan Clark's new book, "Eating Port Alexander" tops local bestseller lists.
  7. Angels in Shoulderpads for Jones Street Mission
• Interlude 20.2
• Week of 10-1
  1. Crime down in Ramparts. Residents credit Defender and Ka-Sador.
  2. MUSE-V crashes. Sabotage suspected.
  3. Touring display of medieval arms and armour to arrive at museum on week of 11-2.
  4. Panzer, Blob and Skylark captured as Proust Aerospace Heist foiled by newly formed "Protectors" - The Wanderer, Defender, Ka-Sador, Sting and The Beggar King.(Jenny Peters byline)
  5. Local production of Macbeth receives rave reviews.
  6. PA Dutchmen join with United Way to Sponsor Homeless Shelter.
• Issue 19
  Interlude 19.1
  Interlude 19.2
  Interlude 19.3
  Issue 20
  Issue 21
  
• Week of 9-4
  1. New Dutchmen owner has big plans for ball club.
  2. Police arrest "mountain man" after stand-off at cabin in state park.
  3. PA University unveils plans for observatory to be located in mountains.
  4. Barry Windson announces plans for his Halloween party. Cream of PA Society to attend.
  5. Simmon Marious holds "get acquainted" soiree for Lord Overwood. Party is great success.
  6. "Dagger Killer" arrrested. Found to be industrialist Barclay Reynolds. Trial will be media circus.
• Interlude 18.3
  
• Week of 9-3
  1. Illegal drug lab destroyed by parties unknown.
  2. New player in local drug trade? Cowboy on the streets.
  3. Paranormal dustup at Commerce City office park.
  4. John Rickman officially thows hat in ring for mayoral race.
  5. Geoffrey, Lord Overwood, purchases townhouse in Old Town. "Delightful town. I may stay for a while," says young gadabout.
  6. Amnesty International asks World Governments, "Where are the Supervillians?"
  7. Alexander Crosby hosts "Game Day Party" for local dignitaries at PA Dutchmen's first game.
• Week of 9-2
  1. Simmon Marious makes substantial donation to HADL.
  2. Alexander "Earthquake" Crosby, former NY Jets Linebacker Buys PA Dutchmen
  3. Guardians of Port Alexander rescue kidnapped scientists.
  4. Excitement mounts as launch date of MUSE-V draws nearer.
  5. Bank robbers escape with over $200,000 in daring daylight raid.
• Issue 17
  Issue 18
  Interlude 18.1
  Interlude 18.2
  
• Week of 9-1
  1. Ronald Bergman, husband of Ellen Bergman announces formation of Human Anti-Defamation League. "Nothing against other leagues defending specific groups, but we are all humans and a hate crime against any human being is a crime against humanity."
  2. Power outage blamed on aging equipment.
  3. Pair of drug-pushers found dead on the docks. Local activist claims racism motivates lack of police response.
  4. Local family presumed dead in South American train accident.
  5. Hero calling himself Ka-Sador saves young climbers near Lake Godluch.
  6. Defender with Some Faith(Jenny Peters byline)
• Week of 8-4
  1. PA High School awarded Science Grant to improve already excellent program. Department head delighted.
  2. Two white supremacists arrested in murder of Ellen Bergman.
  3. Thirty-five new cable channels available as result of cable provider merger.
  4. Rumours abound that MegaFilms may build new East Coast studios in Port Alexander.
  5. A public service announcement about about peace and tolerance featuring the Wanderer airs, and he tours several civic groups speaking on the subject in conjunction with Ellen Bergman murder investigation.
  6. New heroes, Ka-Sador and Defender, take on crime in the 'Parts.
• Week of 8-3
  1. Final arrangements are under way for the "Energy for the 21st Century" conference the 9-2. Simmon Marious will name the new Heritage Professor of Geological Sciences at the conference.
  2. Excitement is building about the test launch of the MUSE-V on the 10-1. Dr. Leyman Goldstein of NASA will speak on the Energy Conference on the propulsion system used.
  3. John Rickman receives the party nomination to run against Rick Adams.
  4. A representative of Patorvia, the infamous General Steel, will be arriving the week of the 12-2 to tour various industrial sites.
  5. Local author tops local bestseller list with bittersweet chilhood memoire.
• Week of 8-2
  1. Conservative Attorney John Rickman, Co-host with Fervor of the radio show "Can't Stand the Heat," announces he will seek the nomination of his party for mayor to run agains Rick Adams.
  2. Bomb found at Charles Francois International Airport. Defused safely. No leads.
  3. No danger from bears says head of Goldwood Pass ski resort in wake of rash of bear sightings.
  4. Ian Barryhill, President of Amalgamted Aerotechnics is missing.
  5. Dark Vendetta sets local box-office record.
• Issue 15
  Issue 16
  Interlude 16.1
• Week of 8-1
  1. Where Have All the Villians Gone? by Jenny Peters, asking the hard questions about where the defeated supervillians are incarcerated.
  2. Richard Sherwin has purchased Brangore Castle.
  3. Search for Heritage Professor of Geological Sciences narrows to three candiates: Dr. Leslie Philemon, Dr. Maricel Goya, and Dr. Meyer Bristols.
  4. Rick "The Bull" Adams campaign for Mayor hits high gear as he wins several major endorsements.
  5. Who Knew? Heroes crawl out of the woodwork for the SuperHero Con.
  6. CRASH Fundraiser a great success. CRASH head Dr. Leonard Shirvin "overwhelmed by the generosity" of attendees.
• Week of 7-4
  1. Wanderer and two new heroes, Ka-Sador and the Defender, avert gang war.
  2. Simmon Marious' Summer Geology Camp is roaring success.
  3. Outspoken radio host Ellen Bergman gunned down outside her home. White supremacists suspected.
  4. Avant-garde rock band "Active SCSI Termination" scheduled to play the week of 9-3. Tickets are selling quickly.
  5. Hester Cresvores claims Atlantean Vampires infest James River.
  6. The state is preparing to accept bids on construction and equipping of the new nuclear research facility.
• Issue 12
  Issue 13
  Issue 14
  Interlude 14.1
  Interlude 14.2
• Week of 7-3
  1. Mayor John Elhill endorses Rick Adams.
  2. Simmon Marious' Kids Summer Geology Camp for the underprivileged is scheduled for 7-4.
  3. (Given to the heroes from IPAC -- not in papers) Volt has escaped from the PNDF by some unknown means.
  4. Guardians of Port Alexander formed -- Fervor, The Wanderer and the White Knight announce that they are officially a team.
  5. Giant bat terrorizes the Ramparts! Are vampires loose in the city?
  6. Champion cracks down on crack. - New hero wages one man war on city's drug dealers.
• Issue 10 and
  Issue 11 and
  Interlude 11.1
• Week of 7-2
  1. Deputy Mayor Rick "The Bull" Adams announces that he will seek his party's nomination for Mayor.
  2. IO Mining will provide immense rocks to SuperCon for demonstrations/competition of super strength.
  3. Scientists theorize that "explosion" in orbit may have been previously undetected medium sized asteroid colliding with space junk.
  4. The Wanderer will attend SuperCon to deliver a speech on Universal Unity and his travels, "We Are Not Alone - Observances of a Wanderer"
  5. Wanderer and White Knight clash with "Nightmare Man" at Ladilot party. Deputy Mayor Rick Adams popularity soars in wake of actions in crisis.
• Issue #8
• Interlude 8.1
• Issue 9
• Week of 7-1
  1. Mayor Elhill announces that he will not seek another term. Elections 11-2 suddenly take on new significance.
  2. SuperCon will feature a panel dicussion with Fervor and the White Knight. Also present will be Lawrence Jackson, star of the upcoming superhero film, "Dark Vendetta."
  3. Hester Cresvores, Well Known Crackpot, Claims Earth is Being Invaded By Aliens.
  4. Computer Virus Sweeps Nation -- Strikes MicroSoft Platforms
  5. Buzz Says Alex Ladilot's Party Will Be Hit of Season.
• Week of 6-4
  1. Mayor John Elhill publicly praises Port Alexander's heroes at Press Conference.
  2. Fervor's Stoveless Cooking Big Hit at United Way Pancake Breakfast
  3. Monster Lives in James River Claims Local Man.
  4. "If You Can't Stand the Heat", a radio talk show featuring Fervor and conservative attorney John Rickman will debut next week.
  5. Murchison Industries fights off takeover bid by Blair Munitions.
• Week of 6-3
  1. Treasures of Egypt depart for home.
  2. Environmental advocates are up in arms about the recent oil spill.
  3. The government will be test launching the Silver Arrow Multi-Use Space Vehicle (MUSE-V) the week of the 10-1. Several local high-tech firms were in on the design and manufacture of the MUSE-V.
  4. Traffic fatalities are up from last year.
  5. PA Zoo to acquire a pair of Panda Bears.
  6. Simmon Marious, in conjunction with the Energy conference, endows Heritage Professor of Geological Sciences chair in Geology Department at Port Alexander College. The candidate search has already begun.
• Week of 6-2
  1. Ronald Schoenwald, director of research for Murchison Industries was slain last night after a bizzare series of special effects induced a heart attack.
  2. An oil tanker ruptured just off the coast and to the north.
  3. A crossbow wielding man executed a daring daylight robbery of Moresby's auction house.
  4. Plans are being made for a new government nuclear research facility near Port Alexander.
  5. The Center for Research and Science for the Handicapped (CRASH) is having a fundraising dinner the week of the 8-1.
• Week of 6-1
  1. He Wanders Around(Jenny Peters byline)
  2. The list of speakers at "Energy for the 21st Century" scientific conference has been released:
     • Dr. David Bricket of Solar Research Associates, "New Directions in Solar Power"
     • Richard King of King Design Bureau, "Miniaturized Power Sources and Micro- batteries"
     • Ian Orphelin, "Increased Efficiency in Vehicular Power Systems"
     • Dr. Michael Rollins, "Powered Prostheses"
     • Barry Saint Vernon "Potential Uses of High Energy Particles"
     • Jacob Tolliver, "Safer Techniques in Nuclear Power"
  3. Millionaire playboy Ricard Damon arrested. Actually supervillian Darkspell.
  4. Another pair of tremors hit off-shore near site of sunken research platform.
  5. SuperCon, a convention devoted to SuperHeroes and Comic Books has been scheduled for week of 8-1.
• Issue #6 and Issue #7
• Interlude #7.1
• Interlude #7.2
• Interlude #7.3
• Interlude #7.4
• Interlude #7.5
• Week of 5-4
  1. Alex Ladilot announced apres-ballet party after Russian Ballet. Promises to be party of the season.
  2. Pastor Don Pease estimates that 10% of American computers are possessed by demons. "Any PC manufactured after 1985 is at risk," says preacher.
  3. Two more jewelry stores robbed.
  4. The "Treasures of Egypt" exhibit has arrived for a two week display at the City Museum.
  5. Amalgamated Aerotechnics has won a large government contract. Featured in the bidding was Proust Aerospace.
  6. An international scientific conference on energy sources has been scheduled for the week of the 9-2 at the Port Alexander Convention Center.
  7. Knight by Day(Jenny Peters byline)
  8. Off-Shore Explosion: Tremors and Heroes Involved (Jenny Peters byline)
• Interlude #5.1
• Issue #5
• Interlude #5.2
• Interlude #5.3
• Sidetrip #5
• Week of 5-3
  1. Russian Ballet to tour city in six weeks (7-2).
  2. Millionaire Richard Brangore is selling Castle Brangore, the family dwelling shipped over from England. Minimum bid is 400,000 GP
  3. The "Treasures of Egypt" exhibit will be arriving next week (5-4) for a two week display at the City Museum.
  4. Oliver James, 15, wins Pent-State Science Fair.
  5. Ric Leaf, running back for the Dutchmen arrested for spousal abuse.
  6. White Knight Challenges Crime! The hero is on the scene to deal with many small crimes in the city, but always has time to help those in need.
  7. Mysterious explosion at off-shore research platform fuels speculation about illegal radioactive materials. (Jenny Peters byline)
• Issue #3 and Issue #4
• Week of 5-2
  1. Heroes face down Fire Team at Proust Aerospace.
  2. Protest scheduled against off-shore research facility. Protesters claim illegal nuclear research is involved. Scientists deny wrongdoing.
  3. The "Treasures of Egypt" exhibit will be arriving in two weeks (5-4) for a two week display at the City Museum.
  4. Fire that claims the lives of two was arson.
  5. A string of recent jewelry store robberies has police baffled.
  6. Fervor Lights Up Children's Hospital -- With Smiles
  7. A Hot New Hero Hits Town(Jenny Peters byline)
• Issue #1 and Issue #2
• Week of 5-1
  1. Lola Novanna, the famous film star, will be visiting Port Alexander to open the new film museum.
  2. The "Treasures of Egypt" exhibit will be arriving in three weeks (5-4) for a two week display at the City Museum.
  3. Astronomers say the bright light seen in the sky last week was a a large meteorite. The shooting stars afterward were simply debris fragments.
  4. Street crime is down. Police commissioner Roger Williams takes credit, claiming that his Undercover Street Unit is responsible.
  5. A new free clinic will be opening soon in a slum area near the docks.
  6. Scientists say that recent tremors are nothing to worry about.