The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Thursday, May 4, 1995

• SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS' SOLID-WASTE PAIN: CONGRESS HAS THE REMEDY
• HIGHER FEES WOULDN'T ENSURE JUSTICE
• ALL LEADERSHIP MUST BE `WEAK'
• PLAY BIZBALL!
• HEROES AMONG US
• OKLAHOMA NOT WACO
• WRONG DREAM
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Paul R. Smith's letter to the editor, ``One by one'' (May 5), was, as the letter writer notes in a telephone call to the newspaper, an ironic comment upon some gun proponents' justification of the bombing in Oklahoma City as an attack upon a ``tyrannical'' government. Irony is often misunderstood and angry phone calls to his residence left no doubt that Mr. Smith's letter had been misinterpreted by some. He says: ``I very much deplore the terrorist act in Oklahoma City. I sincerely regret any pain my letter may have caused anyone, especially the families of the victims. I plead their forgiveness.'' Clarification published in The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star on Saturday, May 6, 1995, on page A14. ***************************************************************** ONE BY ONE
• NORFOLK REVISITS HOME FRONT BEFORE VE DAY 2 DAYS OF SPECIAL PROGRAMS FOCUS ON TIDEWATER OF 1945
• PROTEIN MIX MAY BE STEP TOWARD CURE FOR DIABETES EVMS SCIENTISTS SAY THE SUBSTANCE CURED HAMSTERS IN A STUDY.
• TOP DEVELOPER SIGNS; MACY'S OUT MACARTHUR MALL GETS CRUCIAL FUNDING FROM THE TAUBMAN CO.
• YOUNG DELEGATES DEBATE CHANGES TO ENTITLEMENTS FOR ELDERLY AMERICANS SOME YOUTHS MAKE UNEXPECTED PUSHES FOR RADICAL REFORM AT THE CONFERENCE.
• TAUBMAN'S REPUTATION: ``ONE OF THE BEST IN THE BUSINESS''
• SENATE ADOPTS PUNITIVE-DAMAGE LIMITS
• LAWYERS ASK U.S. SUPREME COURT FOR A FINAL REVIEW OF STOCKTON CASE
• CORRECTIONS