The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, November 18, 1995

• ANOTHER VIEW: FOR DEMOCRATS IT'S TIME TO DO THE UNEXPECTED
• LET'S CELEBRATE
• DUAL FLAGS SHOWED UNITY AND RESPECT
• WEAR OWN UNIFORM
• VIRGINIA BEACH GETS FEDERAL FUNDS: SAND DOLLARS
• HOW IT WAS, REPORTED FAITHFULLY
• ENDANGERED SPECIES REFORMER
• KEEP A SHARP EYE ON THE FALCON
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A story Saturday about the federal budget shutdown said 71 civil service employees of the Navy Family Services Center in Norfolk were sent home. Only six are civil service employees; the other 65 are contract employees. Correction published in The Virginian-Pilot on Tuesday, November 21, 1995, page A2. ***************************************************************** FEDERAL SHUTDOWN CRIPPLES NAVY FAMILY SERVICES HUB
• NAVY WORKS TO PAY BILLS TO EASE PINCH ON SHIPYARDS
• STATE POLICE INVESTIGATING METZGER INMATES AND FAMILIES PREPARE LEGAL CHALLENGES TO PAROLE BOARD'S RULINGS
• ADMIRAL TO RETIRE EARLY AFTER OKINAWA RAPE REMARK HE SAID THE MEN COULD'VE BOUGHT SEX
• MORE INVESTIGATION WELCOME, BUT MAKE FACTS KNOWN: THE METZGER CASE
• CAMPBELL PUTS MORE CHICKEN IN ITS CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP
• DEMOCRATS CLAIM VICTORY IN BATTLE OVER NEW PRISONS FORECAST CALLS FOR SLOWER GROWTH IN INMATE POPULATION.