The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Commentary: Sunday, April 30, 1995

• VIETNAM REVISITED ``WE WERE WRONG'' THAT START ADMISSION ABOUT THE VIETNAM WAR FROM ROBERT MCNAMARA, FORMER DEFENSE SECRETARY, HAS REOPENED A DEEP WELL OF EMOTION AMONG AMERICANS. TWO HAMPTON ROADS RESIDENTS WHOSE LIVES WERE CHANGED BY THE WAR - A VETERAN AND A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR - TELL THEIR STORIES ON THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE U.S. PULLOUT FROM VIETNAM.
• JFK FIGHTS AN ASSASSIN - FDR'S
• CRACK EMPIRE EMERGES FROM RUINS OF AMERICAN DREAM
• PUTTING CLINTON IN A SPOT ON WELFARE
• VIOLENT CRIME DROPS IN HAMPTON ROADS KIDS ARE THE KEY
• CHESAPEAKE BAY HOW TO SAVE THE OYSTERS
• CONSIDER DANGEROUS SPEECH
• REDISTRIBUTED WEALTH
• DON'T JUST CUT, REFORM MEDICARE
• CONDUCTOR SCHENKMAN NOT ``BIASED''
• REPORT TO READERS A VEXING TALE OF 2 STORIES
• APPLAUDS CHESAPEAKE CITY COUNCIL
• ODU NEEDS LANGUAGES
• LISTENERS
• MCNAMARA'S MEA CULPA IS TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE
• TEACHING WISDOM: A SOUTHERN UPBRINGING
• FBI CRIME LAB TACKLES HEADLINE-MAKING CASES
• HOLLINS PROFESSOR CONFOUNDS CONVENTION IN BOOK OF SHORT WORKS
• AUTHOR TRACES LEGACY OF VIETNAM
• OLD STONE BRIDGE WAS A SHOWPLACE IN 19TH-CENTURY NORFOLK