The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Commentary: Sunday, November 20, 1994

• JUDGE EARNS DISRESPECT FOR WRIST-SLAP OF WIFE-KILLER THE PROSECUTORS SHARE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE OUTRAGEOUS SENTENCE.
• FRANKLIN'S ODE TO BLACKBEARD'S BLOODY FATE WAS A CHILLER
• PAST BEARS POWER IN THOUGHTFUL NOVEL
• POET'S PROFOUND INSIGHTS ON SKIN-DEEP BEAUTY
• GUIDE HELPS MIGRAINE SUFFERERS TAKE CONTROL OVER THEIR PAIN
• NATIVE AMERICANA FOR CHILDREN AS THANKSGIVING DRAWS NEAR, THE FIRST AMERICANS AND THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR CULTURE COME TO MIND. PUBLISHERS OF CHILDREN'S BOOKS ARE CONTINUALLY ON THE LOOKOUT FOR SUPERIOR WORKS ABOUT NATIVE AMERICANS. HERE ARE SOME OF THE BEST OF THOSE RECENTLY PUBLISHED, FEATURING A VARIETY OF TRIBES FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.
• PLAN TO PREVENT BOATING DISASTER
• INSPECTIONS PROTECT NEIGHBORHOODS
• PORTSMOUTH LOOKS TO RIVERBOAT CASINOS DREAMING OF RICHES
• CELIA STERN'S MILLIONS FORTUNE TO HELP OTHERS
• TASTELESS AND UNTRUE
• `HANDI' MISSING FROM SERVICE
• MOURN FOR THESE
• PRESCRIPTION FOR THE PRESIDENT DOWN BUT NOT OUT
• BULGARIA A NATION IN WAITING BULGARIANS WAIT, LOST IN THE POWERLESSNESS CREATED BY THE RUSSIAN ECONOMIC VOID. THEY WAIT FOR AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE - OVERCOME BY HOPELESSNESS AND PESSIMISM.
• REPORT TO READERS THE `NEW' DESIGN, ONE YEAR LATER