The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• NOW IS THE TIME FOR THE SERIOUS WORK OF PAROLE REFORM
• OPPORTUNITY IS THE FLIP SIDE OF CRISIS
• EVEN BACALIS WOULD HAVE LIKED THE SHOW
• DON'T HELP ALL SPECIES
• INSPECT CARS ANNUALLY
• DAY OF ATONEMENT YOM KIPPUR
• CRIME FACTS
• CITIZENS NOT SURE ABOUT ABOLISHING PAROLE BUT MANY ARE WILLING TO SEND MORE CRIMINALS TO PRISON LONGER
• CARTER REDUX DEFENSE-LESS
• ALLEN'S PLAN FACES ACID TEST IN THE LEGISLATURE TURNING POLITICAL SOUND BITES INTO EFFECTIVE PUBLIC POLICIES
• AT GUANTANAMO, REFUGEES' ANGER GROWS DESPITE EFFORTS TO SOOTHE
• CONGRESS WARY OF INVASION BUT UNLIKELY TO ACT CRITICS PUSH FOR EARLY VOTES OF DISAPPROVAL IN AN ATTEMPT TO DISSUADE CLINTON FROM FORCE.
• THE ``IKE'' SAILS FOR HAITI ON PATRIOTIC TIDE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ABOARD THE CARRIER ``ARE FIRED UP AND READY TO DO THEIR JOB,'' MAUZ SAYS.
• WILDER CANCELS SCHEDULE; CAMPAIGN'S FATE UNCERTAIN
• SENATE DELAYS ITS DECISION ON MAUZ'S RETIREMENT RANK REPUBLICANS PRE-EMPTED A VOTE TO FORCE DEBATE ON A POSSIBLE INVASION OF HAITI.
• BEYER PAROLE IDEA SEEN AS FLAWED THE VA. ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS ABOLISHING PAROLE RETROACTIVELY WOULD BE ILLEGAL.
• VIRGINIA WANTS TO SHIP SOME OF ITS CONVICTS OUT OF STATE
• RELIGIOUS LEADERS SAY ALLEN PLAN SKIRTS PREVENTION, REHABILITATION
• OCEANA JETS COLLIDE; 2 CREWMEN MISSING
• ADMIRAL SAYS COUGHLIN LOST CONFIDENCE AFTER TAILHOOK
• MASSING FOR INVASION
• EX-HAITI SENATE PRESIDENT SAYS U.S. SHOULD PREPARE TO STAY 5 YEARS
• PAPERS SOUGHT IN JUDGE'S DENIAL OF NORTH GUN PERMIT
• NAVY JETS COLLIDE; 2 MISSING THE TWO OCEANA F-14S WERE ON A TRAINING MISSION.
• WILDER CALLING IT QUITS AGAIN FOR THE MERCURIAL FORMER GOVERNOR, IT'S ON AGAIN, OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN, OFF AGAIN.
• VIRGINIA LOTTERY
• CORRECTION