The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Monday, November 7, 1994

• GOOD IDEA: MOVE IN, GOVERNOR
• WAY TO LESSEN CRIME
• PUNISH, DON'T CODDLE JUVENILE OFFENDERS
• AMERICA'S HOMELESS NEED AID, TOO
• CONTINUING THE DEMOCRAT BASHING
• CHECK OUT TURNOVER AT DAY-CARE CENTER
• SHOPPING CENTER PERMIT DENIAL RESTRICTING SHORE TRADE
• FLAT TAX IS FAIRER THAN TAXING ALL INCOME
• SYSTEM GOING BROKE SOCIAL SECURITY WOES
• KEN BURNS' `BASEBALL' IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
• MILITARY WARNS IT CAN'T ABSORB BUDGET SHORTFALL THE $40 BILLION GAP WOULD MEAN MORE CUTS IN TROOP LEVELS, THE PENTAGON SAYS.
• ONE LAST DAY TO SPEAK, THEN THE VOTERS WILL THE CANDIDATES PLAN VISITS TO THE MAJOR TV MARKETS.
• CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK
• NORTH, DOLE BUMP INTO JACKSON
• CANDIDATES CALL, PRAY AND CLEAN CARS FOR VOTES
• NAVY PROBES ALLEGATIONS OF SEX HARASSMENT
• JACKSON PUSHES DEMOCRATS, CITES THE NEED TO VOTE SPEAKING AT A NORFOLK CHURCH, HE EQUATES BLACKS' FAILING TO VOTE WITH ``VOLUNTARY SLAVERY.''
• SEX-ABUSE VICTIM'S FIGHT FOR REFORM A HEALING ACT ONE WOMAN'S PAIN HAS LED TO A PROPOSAL THAT COULD CHANGE THE WAY CIVIL COURTS HANDLE CHILD ABUSE CASES.
• VIRGINIA LOTTERY