The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Tuesday, April 4, 1995

• DON'T CLUTTER NORFOLK'S WELCOME MAT
• BAD SIGN FOR NORFOLK
• WISHES HE HAD KNOWN ABOUT BEING HOOKED UP
• GINGRICH PROPOSES A LOOK AT MANAGED CARE WHAT PRICE SAVINGS?
• SOL: REVISION OFFERS TOO LITTLE CHANGE, NOT TOO MUCH
• THANKS, BUT NO THANKS BASEBALL'S BACK
• ON TARGET FEEDING POOR CHILDREN
• EX-LEADER GUILTY OF TAKING $600,000 FROM UNITED WAY WITNESSES DEPICT A WOMAIZER WHO SPENT LAVISHLY
• NUCLEAR CLEANUP TO TOP $230 BILLION THE WORK WILL TAKE AT LEAST 75 YEARS. COSTS COULD SOAR AS HIGH AS $350 BILLION
• TWO VIEWS ON U.S. SENATOR JOHN WARNER: TO MANY COLLEAGUES IN WASHINGTON, HE'S A RESPECTED STATESMAN WHO IS A LEADING CRITIC OF PRESIDENT CLINTON'S DEFENSE POLICY. BUT TO MANY REPUBLICANS IN VIRGINIA, HE'S A SELF-SERVING POLITICIAN WHO BETRAYED FELLOW PARTY MEMBERS OLIVER NORTH AND MICHAEL FARRIS.
• CORRECTIONS
• VIETNAM SAYS 1.1 MILLION DIED FIGHTING FOR NORTH
• HARRASSMENT CONTINUES AT MILITARY ACADEMIES