The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Monday, October 2, 1995

• VANISHING TIGERS
• WHEN DISPENSING JUSTICE, SEEK THE TRUTH
• WASHINGTON'S TOBACCO ADDICTION NO CURE, ALAS
• ASSESSING ODU'S MISSED OPPORTUNITIES
• EVEN SECRET AGENCIES MUST LIVE WITH BUDGETS UNCONTROLLED INTELLIGENCE
• THE GASTON PIPELINE VIRGINIA BEACH'S VICTORY
• WITH NAUTICUS, CITY LURES TOURIST'S DOLLARS
• OPAL SHUFFLES AROUND THE GULF, THREATENS FLOODING AND MORE THE TROPICAL STORM, EXPECTED TO BECOME THE 9TH HURRICANE, IS DEFYING FORECASTERS.
• ALL THAT REMAINS BONES - AND LITTLE ELSE - REMAINED TO TELL WHO HAD DIED OR WHY. DETECTIVES BUDDY BARBER AND AL BYRUM EACH HAD A MYSTERY, AND THE HELP OF FORENSICS EXPERTS.
• REPUBLICAN DREAMS STILL COMING TRUE IN N. CAROLINA MIGHT VIRGINIA'S LEGISLATURE FACE A SIMILAR REVOLUTION?
• OOPS! BEACH BULLDOZES SAND SCULPTURES
• NORFOLK IN TOP 10 DECLINING CITIES CHESAPEAKE FARED BETTER IN CENSUS BUREAU'S REPORT ON POPULATION SHIFTS.