The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• FEDER `EXTREME'
• MILITARY WOMEN MALIGNED BY COLUMNIST
• CAPITALISM WON'T SAVE THE CUBAN PEOPLE
• REFORMING PAROLE IS JUST THE FIRST STEP TO REDUCING CRIME
• CRITICS FEAR FURTHER CUTS IN FUNDS FOR JUVENILES
• RETURN TO MURPHY BROWN VALUES - PART II
• GOVERNMENT BY SEMINAR DIVERSITY DAZE
• HUNDREDS OF CUBANS LINE UP FOR VISAS
• JEB BUSH WINS GOP RACE FOR FLA. GOVERNOR
• VIRGINIA LOTTERY
• EISENHOWER TAKING ARMY UNIT TO HAITI THE NORFOLK-BASED AMERICA MAY JOIN IT, CARRYING MORE TROOPS, INCLUDING RANGERS.
• CLINTON PICKS MARINE FOR TOP ATLANTIC POST
• CLINTON PLANS CAMPAIGN STOP FOR ROBB SEVERAL HIGH-PROFILE POLITICIANS ARE STUMPING IN THE U.S. SENATE RACE.
• GAO: STEALTH'S COSTS COULD SURPASS CAP
• THIS IS NO TIME TO HELP CASTRO
• CORRECTION
• CAMPAIGN AD WATCH
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** In Tuesday's ``A Conversation on Crime,'' part of a special report on parole, the wrong photo was used with a commentary by Audrey H. Milteer, a day-care provider from Franklin. Correction published, Thursday, September 15, 1994, p. A2 ***************************************************************** ROANOKE TIMES & WORLD-NEWS DRUGS, GUNS AND JUVENILES
• DEATH ROW INMATE'S ESCAPE PLAN DISCOVERED
• GA. DISTRICT RULED UNCONSTITUTIONAL
• PRISON POPULATION AT ALL-TIME HIGH - BUT CRIME ROLLS ON
• POLL: MOST AMERICANS OPPOSE INVASION
• HAITI STRIKE COULD BE ``VERY SOON'' THE PUBLIC WILL ``RALLY TO THEIR PRESIDENT,'' HIS STAFF CHIEF SAYS.
• AN AMERICAN DREAM FADES