The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Tuesday, January 10, 1995

• BE CAREFUL, GOVERNOR
• RUFFNER NEEDS RETHINKING
• PUBLIC SERVANT PRAISED
• KYLE SINGS SAD SONG
• THE COST OF ALLEN'S SAVINGS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Raymond R. Cross of Portsmouth, whose letter protesting Virginia's failure to reimburse federal retirees for state taxes illegally paid from 1985 through 1988 drew a reply from Anne Smith of Norfolk (``Don't pay federal retirees,'' Jan. 10) says that Ms. Smith wrongly stated that he was a military retiree. He says he is a civil-service retiree and has paid ``my income taxes, personal-property taxes, real-estate taxes and everything else required of a Virginia citizen since 1942.'' Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star on Saturday, January 14, 1995 on page A10. ***************************************************************** DON'T PAY FEDERAL RETIREES
• SCHOOL DISCIPLINE FORUM TONIGHT SPEAK UP NOW
• HERRERA CASE SYSTEM PUTS KIDS AT RISK
• SALVI PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO KILLING 2, HURTING 5 A HINT AT DEFENSE STRATEGY: ATTORNEY REFERS TO CLIENT'S ``DEEPLY FELT RELIGIOUS FEELINGS.''
• FOR PRISON SHIPS
• PRODUCER PRICES ROSE A MODERATE 1.7% IN 1994
• THE BUCK WILL STOP AT THE BAR WHEN LAWYERS AND CLIENTS TUSSLE, IT'S OFTEN OVER FEES. SO THE STATE BAR IS SETTING UP PANELS TO SETTLE SUCH DISPUTES.
• STATE SUES EPA OVER CLEAN AIR ACT, CAR EMISSIONS ALLEN RISKS FUNDING WORTH $400 MILLION TO LEAD THE CHARGE FOR STATES' RIGHTS.
• SINGLE PARENTS HEAD 30% OF U.S. FAMILIES
• LOTTO CASE HINGED ON LAWYERS' WORTH
• HUNDREDS MORE HAITIANS ARE SENT BACK HOME, AGAINST THEIR WILL
• ALLEN FOES SAY STATE IS TOO EASY ON INDUSTRY THEY WARN THAT POLLUTION WILL HURT BUSINESS AS WELL AS THE ENVIRONMENT.
• WILDER TO LAUNCH CAREER AS RADIO SHOW HOST EX-GOVERNOR SAYS HE'LL PROVIDE ``VOICE OF MODERATION.''
• VIRGINIA LOTTERY
• NAVY STUDY BRIGHTENS FUTURE FOR OCEANA, AVIATION DEPOT
• CORRECTIONS