The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Monday, February 27, 1995

• OPPOSES BEHAVIOR
• RIVERBOAT AND LAND-BASED CASINOS DIFFER
• DIABETES RESEARCH IN HAMPTON ROADS
• DESTROYING THE ARTS
• CUTTING STATE EMPLOYEES' THROATS
• ANOTHER STRIKE AGAINST BASEBALL NAME OF THE GAME: GREED
• SURVEY IMPLIES ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT WISH LIST FORBES PINPOINTS NEEDS
• U.S. BASE RIGHTS ARE NEEDED IN PANAMA
• LAW TO TARGET U.S. WORKERS ON KID SUPPORT
• ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIER A FORMER STUDENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA REFUSED TO GIVE UP WHEN DENIED FUNDING FOR HIS RELIGIOUS PUBLICATION. THIS WEEK, HIS BATTLE REACHES THE U.S. SUPREME COURT.
• WHY THE ALLEN TAX CUT FAILED AS MUCH AS THE EFFORTS OF DEMOCRATIC OPPONENTS AND POWERFUL BUSINESS INTERESTS, IT WAS MISSTEPS BY A FIRST-TIME GOERNOR THAT RUINED GOV. ALLEN'S TAX-CUT PLAN. THE LAST LAUGH COULD BE HIS, HOWEVER, COME NOVEMBER.
• G-7 NATIONS TO TRAVEL TOGETHER ON INFORMATION HIGHWAY U.S., EUROPEAN LEADERS APPROVE 11 PROJECTS, DESPITE DISAGREEMENTS ON THE PACE OF CHANGE
• CANCER LINKED TO HOME PESTICIDES CHILDREN COULD BE AT RISK FROM SPRAYS AND STRIPS, A STUDY SAYS.