The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, November 5, 1995

• ANOTHER IMPERILED CHESAPEAKE BAY FISHERY SAVE THE BLUE CRAB
• A LONELY CHILD NORTH CAROLINA AUTHOR KAYE GIBBONS EXPLORES THE INNER LIVES OF A MANIC-DEPRESSIVE MOTHER AND HER ISOLATED DAUGHTER.
• LINKING HAMPTON ROADS TO BOSWASH BY RAIL
• NOVEL BRINGS HISTORIC FIGURE TO LIFE
• SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE OUTER BANKS AUTHORS EXAMINE HISTORY AND NATURE IN REGION
• DRURY'S POLITICAL POLEMIC LACKS DEPTH AND MORALITY
• NATION IS DOING SOMETHING SOUTHERN
• REPORT TO READERS IS PHOTO'S REALITY A LOSS OF DIGNITY?
• NEITHER SOFT ON CRIME NOR PROFLIGATE
• NO TO NEGATIVISM
• SEN. LOUISE LUCAS AND NORFOLK STATE
• FOR FAMILY VALUES
• MANIPULATING STATE WORKERS FOR VOTES
• QUEBEC VOTES NOT TO SECEDE CANADA AND VIRGINIA
• HEROINES DEFY STEREOTYPES IN NORFOLK WRITER'S ROMANCES
• RICHNESS OVERPOWERS TAN'S THIRD NOVEL
• VIRGINIA CATHOLICISM WAS BORN IN TIDEWATER
• TODAY'S TYRANNY THE WORLD IS NO LONGER TERRORIZED BY AN EVIL EMPIRE OR A NAZI WAR MACHINE, BUT SUFFERING HAS NOT BEEN ABOLISHED. WILLIAM SCHULZ, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL USA, SAYS FIGHTING TO END HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES SHOULD BE A FOCAL POINT OF U.S. FOREIGN POLICY.