The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Tuesday, May 23, 1995

• WE SUE AT THE DROP OF A DIME LITIGIOUS AMERICANS
• TRADE SANCTIONS ON JAPAN DON'T SOLVE U.S. PROBLEMS
• FARM SUBSIDIES BOOST AREA ECONOMY
• GOVERNMENT IS THE ENEMY
• NEED STANDARDS
• THANKS FROM OKLAHOMA CITY
• PIG INCIDENT NOT FUNNY FOR THE PIG BURCH BEHAVED BADLY
• COALITION'S WORKING AT CROSS PURPOSES WITH ITS CONTRACT
• BAN ON RESTRICTED SCHOLARSHIPS IS UPHELD THE EFFECT OF THE MARYLAND CASE IN VIRGINIA IS UNCERTAIN.
• ROBB'S PRESS AIDE LEAVES TO ACCEPT SIMILAR JOB FOR GORE
• A VOTE TODAY ON SUB WORK MIGHT BE A BELLWETHER A HOUSE PANEL WILL CONSIDER FORCING COMPETITIVE BIDS ON NAVY JOBS, WHICH WOULD GIVE NEWPORT NEWS A BOOST.
• NORFOLK'S SHIPS ARE COMING IN A DESTROYER FROM CHARLESTON, S.C., IS THE LATEST NEWCOMER, THANKS TO THE 1993 BASE CLOSINGS.
• WAREHOUSE THAT BURNED HAD TROUBLED HISTORY IN ONE CASE, THE EPA SPENT $1.5 MILLION TO CLEAN UP TOXINS STORED THERE - MONEY IT HASN'T BEEN REPAID.
• NO RISK LIKELY FROM BURNED WAREHOUSE, OFFICIALS SAY
• CORRECTIONS