The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Monday, June 19, 1995

• STATE BOARD SEEKS TO CONTROL SCHOOLS
• ``GROSS DISTORTION'' OF MILITARY PAY
• STOP BICKERING
• ARREST SPRAWL
• LOOSE CANNON
• DEREGULATING TELECOMMUNICATIONS MORE FREEDOM IS OVERDUE
• REGENT NOT ALONE IN ITS COMPLAINTS AGAINST ABA
• MILITARY COULD QUIT AIDS RESEARCH THE PENTAGON MIGHT SHIFT ITS MONEY - FROM LOOKING FOR A CURE, TO PREVENTING THE SPREAD OF AIDS AMONG TROOPS.
• STAFFORD LOANS: BALANCED-BUDGET VICTIMS? IF THE INTEREST EXEMPTION WERE HALTED, UP TO $19 BILLION WOULD BE SAVED AT STUDENTS' EXPENSE.
• REGENT UNIVERSITY'S STRUGGLE FOR ACCREDITATION FROM THE ABA A 1989 LETTER MISREPRESENTING THE LAW SCHOOL'S POSITION ON TENURE EARNED PROVISIONAL ACCREDITATION FOR THE SCHOOL. LATER, THE LETTER WOULD CAUSE A RIFT THAT THE JEOPARDIZED THE PROCESS.
• JOYCE TRUMP, AFTER 34 YEARS IN SUFFOLK'S SCHOOL, WILL BE SUPERINTENDENT
• VIRGINIA BEACH IS STARTING ITS SEARCH; SUFFOLK JUST FOUND ITS SUPERINTENDENT - RIGHT AT HOME. VIRGINIA BEACH DEBATES THE COMMUNITY'S ROLE IN SELECTION PROCESS.
• REGULATING CONTENT EASIER SAID THAN DONE FED NANNY/BIG BROTHER