The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Monday, January 30, 1995

• CRASH WITNESS QUESTIONS POLICE RESPONSE A MAN WHO SAW THE CRASH THAT KILLED 2 THINKS DRIVER COULD HAVE BEEN WARNED.
• FATAL CRASH POINTS TO DILEMMA FOR POLICE: CHASE OR NOT? OFFICERS MUST JUDGE WHETHER THE RISKS OF A HIGH-SPEED PURSUIT OUTWEIGH THE BENEFITS OF CATCHING A SUSPECT.
• PURSUIT CAN BE THE BEST OPTION, CASES SHOW SEVERAL HIGH-SPEED CHASES IN THE AREA HAVE ENDED SAFELY IN THE PAST YEAR.
• WELFARE STRAINS GOVERNORS' BIPARTISAN TRADITION
• BALANCE APPRECIATED
• TOO MANY ANIMALS ABUSED: GOOD HUMANS HELP
• WHERE WILL THE PRISONS GO?: A NIMBY'S A LULU
• PBS CAN STAND ON ITS OWN
• ANOTHER VIEW: ELECTION RESULTS AFFECT GAMBLING PROSPECTS
• NO GAMBLING FUNDS
• WRONGED BY PLANNED PARENTHOOD AD
• WHO WILL CARE FOR THE POOR?: PUBLIC OR PRIVATE CHARITY
• OFFICER KNOWS DANGER OF CHASE FROM EXPERIENCE
• VIRGINIA LOTTERY