The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Wednesday, March 1, 1995

• HOW TO BATTLE NEIGHBORHOOD BLIGHT BAYVIEW'S WAY
• CORRECTION
• WHY SILENT ON WHITE?
• AGAINST ROBERTSON
• STATEMENTS HARM HOMOSEXUALS
• RUN SWEET ARTICLES
• PLANT-DERIVED ESTROGENS APPROVED
• REPUBLICANS BEGIN TO CURB SPENDING FIRST CUTS NOT THE DEEPEST
• NAVY HAILS ACHIEVEMENT OF GAY LT. TRACY THORNE
• HARD WORK WON THE DAY FOR BASE, EMPLOYEES SAY
• THOUGH DISAPPOINTED, MANY KNOW CONSOLIDATING IS SMART
• MAJOR BASE CLOSURES AND REALIGNMENTS
• OCEANA COMES OUT A WINNER BASE COULD REACH PEAK IT HIT DURING 1989 BUILDUP FUTURE CLOSURES MIGHT BE FORESTALLED.
• CORRECTIONS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A statement by Art Collins, chairman of the Hampton Roads Regional Planning District Commission, was mistakenly attributed to U.S. Rep. Norman Sisisky in a story Wednesday on the impact of base-closing recommendations in an editorial Thursday, ``The military and survival.'' The quote was, ``All branches of the military recognized, in this era of jointness, that Hampton Roads offers a world-class military environment . . . that is a resource that could not reasonably be diminished.'' The quote appeared twice in Wednesday's story - the first time attributed correctly to Collins. Correction published Saturday, March 4, 1995 on page A2. ***************************************************************** FROM FEAR TO EXULTATION: MOST BASES HERE WOULD SURVIVE
• GULF WAR VETERANS COMPLAIN OF PAINS DURING INTERCOURSE