The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, November 22, 1995

• HAMPTON ROADS' FILIPINO-AMERICANS: AN UNMERITED OBJECTION
• ON THANKSGIVING, SHARE YOUR LIFE
• IN VIRGINIA BEACH, HIRE THE DOER
• NAVY'S PROBLEM: LACK OF LEADERSHIP
• A QUESTION OF HONOR
• WHO GETS PAID?
• LINE-ITEM VETO: APPLY THIS CURE
• ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE
• SUPPORT WAS AVAILABLE
• WARNER, ROBB OFFER THEIR VIEWS ON PACT
• GIS MAY BE IN BALKANS IN WEEKS
• ``THE PROMISE OF PEACE'' IN BOSNIA A LAST-MINUTE BREAKTHROUGH LEADS TO AN AGREEMENT TO END EUROPE'S LONGEST WAR SINCE WORLD WAR II. ACCORD SETS UP 2 ENTITIES AND A DEMOCRATICALLY ELECTED LEADER AND PARLIAMENT.
• IN SWITCH FROM '94, ALLEN INVITES DEMOCRATS TO TALK THEY'LL DISCUSS THE 1996-98 BUDGET, BUT SOME DEMOCRATIC LEADERS ARE WARY.
• MANY FEDERAL WORKERS ARE OVERPAID, GAO CONCLUDES
• MILITARY BIAS FOUND TO AFFECT PROMOTIONS
• WHY AREN'T DYING PATIENTS' WISHES THE LAW? STUDY SHOWS THAT WHAT FFAMILIES, PATIENTS WANT ISN\T ALWAYS WHAT DOCTORS GIVE.
• BLACK YOUTHS IN VA. GET HARSHER PENALTIES THAN WHITES, STUDY SAYS 14% GET JAIL TIME, COMPARED TO 5% FOR WHITES; SEVERAL OFFICIALS DEMAND AN INVESTIGATION.
• CORRECTIONS