The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Saturday, January 28, 1995

• TELEPHONE WIZARDRY REALLY A GOOD THING?
• UNHAPPY WITH ALLEN
• ISRAEL VS. TERRORISTS FENCE OUT PALESTINIANS?
• `HELPING WHERE HELP IS NEEDED MOST'
• CLARIFYING EVERGREEN
• `BLEEDING HEART' NO INSULT
• THE ARTS PAY DIVIDENDS
• BARNYARD ECONOMICS
• ABORTION OUR `FINAL SOLUTION'
• CONGRESSIONAL PENSION PLAN IS EXCESSIVE GILDED PERK SHOULD GO
• LAW ENFORCEMENT QUESTIONS FOR ARRESTEES
• ADVANCE OR RETREAT? A WHITE HOUSE SUMMIT TODAY MOVES WELFARE REFORM TO THE TOP OF THE NATIONAL AGENDA. IT COMES AS A NEW REPUBLICAN CONGRESS WORKS TO UNDO THE "SAFETY NET" WOVEN DURING THE THREE DECADES SINCE THE WAR ON POVERTY WAS DECLARED. WELFARE, FOOD STAMPS AND OTHER PROGRAMS THAT FORM THE NET, THEY SAY, COST TOO MUCH AND HURT THE POOR BY MAKING THEM DEPENDENT.
• BALANCED-BUDGET AMENDMENT MAY FAIL IN CRUCIAL NUMBERS OF STATES, TALLY SAYS
• MARINES STATIONED ON NORFOLK SHIP HURT IN ALBANIA SHOOTINGS
• PERRY REBUKES GOP OVER CONTROL OF DEFENSE POLICY
• SALVI HAD LONG HISTORY AS A MISFIT, PARENTS SAY
• CLOSING BASES: PAY NOW, SAVE LATER BUDGET REALITIES FORCE THE PENTAGON TO CUT BACK ON SHUTTING FACILITIES.
• VIRGINIA LOTTERY
• CORRECTION
• NAVY OFFER
• MEDGAR EVERS' WIDOW MAY SEEK KEY NAACP POSITION