The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Monday, February 13, 1995

• MISUNDERSTOOD GOALS
• REPUBLICANS RESCUE TOBACCO COMPANIES
• HORMONES CAN BE UNHEALTHY
• CLEAR THE LAST HURDLE TO ELECTORAL REFORM
• SLASHING AID MAY NOT BE CUT AND DRIED NOT SO TIGHTFISTED AFTER ALL
• OVERPAID BROADCASTERS
• NORFOLK MAYOR MEETS CITIZENS INDIVIDUALLY YES, LET'S TALK
• AN OBITUARY FOR SCHOOL REFORM
• HOW WELFARE WOULD AFFECT ONE FAMILY SHE'S 25, DIVORCED TWICE, WITH FOUR CHILDREN. FOR HER, TWO REFORM PLANS SPELL TWO DIFFERENT FUTURES.
• RECORDING TELLS TALE OF FATAL JANUARY POLICE CHASE
• STUDIES SHOW POLICE PURSUITS PLAGUED BY COLLISIONS, INJURIES
• CORRECTION
• ARMY WOMEN BULK IT UP IT ISN'T A QUESTION OF WHETHER WOMEN CAN BECOME AS STRONG AS MEN, BUT HOW LONG IT WILL TAKE.