The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, November 1, 1995

• WOMEN IN BUSINESS STILL A SLOW CLIMB
• FLOWERS FOR 15TH DISTRICT
• ASHAMED OF COUNCIL
• COPELAND HELPS VICTIMS
• CHESAPEAKE NEEDED NEW CAPTAINS
• ENVIRONMENT LOSES IN VIRGINIA
• WELFARE AND MEDICARE BLOCK GRANTS TO STATES RAW DEAL IN THE WORKS
• AS SOME VIRGINIA BEACH TEENAGERS SEE TROUBLED TEENS
• JUDGE RULES IN FAVOR OF ``DON'T ASK, DON'T TELL'' POLICY
• LOBBIES TAKE LONG LOOK AT EYE-CARE LAWS INTEREST GROUPS WANT TO CHANGE SOME PROCEDURES.
• ISSUES BENEATH THE SURFACE REPORTS OF CONTRIBUTIONS HIGHLIGHT AN AGENDA THAT ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES WANT TO STRESS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The first name and title of Joseph W. Luter III, chairman of Smithfield Foods Inc., were missing from an Associated Press story Wednesday about a political donation. Correction published Thursday, November 2, 1995. ***************************************************************** SMITHFIELD FOODS PROMISES $25,000
• LATEST POLLS GIVE GOP SLIGHT EDGE THEY NEED TO GAIN 6 SEATS TO CONTROL GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
• COURT: BANKS CAN FREEZE YOUR ASSET IF YOU FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY