The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Thursday, January 12, 1995

• OPEN SEASON ON STUPID HUNTERS
• OPPRESSIVE PARTY
• HELP IS ON THE WAY
• HELP THE LIVING
• MISGUIDED GIFTS
• FITTING PENALTY
• ENTEBBE RESCUE A GREATER FEAT
• ELIZABETH RIVER CLAMS: AFTER YOU, SCIENTISTS
• REWRITING THE CONTRACT: GOP CONFRONTS REALITY
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The 1995 Virginia General Assembly session is scheduled to meet for 46 days. A front-page story Thursday about a procedural clash had an incorrect length of time for the session. Correction published Friday, January 13, 1995. ***************************************************************** PROCEDURAL CLASH KEEPS ASSEMBLY AT SQUARE ONE
• DOWNTOWN: NORFOLK TCC CAMPUS SAVED FROM AX MAYOR FRAIM STRIKES DEAL WITH ALLEN: FORGO STATE FUNDS ONLY IN '95-96
• STUDY SAYS ``CONTRACT'' WOULD HIT VIRGINIA'S KIDS
• BILLS WOULD CHANGE THE WAY BEACH VOTERS ELECT THEIR COUNCILORS PLANS WOULD EVEN OUT DISTRICTS' POPULATIONS.
• ALLEN SPEAKS, DESPITE SQUABBLE ADDRESS: ALLEN ACKNOWLEDGES DIVISIVENESS OF PLANNED TAX CUTS
• NAUTICUS DIRECTOR BARTLETT RESIGNS UNEXPECTEDLY
• DAY 1: TRADITION IS OUT, BATTLES ARE IN
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** C. Richard Cranwell, Democratic delegate to the Virginia House of Representatives from Roanoke County, is the majority leader for the House. He was incorrectly identified as the minority leader in an article Thursday about reactions to Gov. Allen's speech. Correction published Friday, January 13, 1995. ***************************************************************** REACTIONS TO THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH
• VIRGINIA LOTTERY
• CORRECTIONS
• SENTENCES CUT BECAUSE WITNESS GOT SEX FOR HELP AT LEAST FIVE OTHER DRUG DEALERS COULD GET REDUCED TIME OR NEW TRIALS AS WELL.