The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, December 28, 1995

• REDUCE DRINKING DEATH
• THE YEAR IN REVIEW - THE YEAR AHEAD
• FREE-SPEECH RIGHT
• WHAT IT WAS LIKE IN ONE WOMAN'S NAVY
• A NEW SUPERINTENDENT FOR VIRGINIA BEACH SCHOOLS
• SHAPE UP, WASHINGTON
• WHAT'S UP?
• POSTAL SERVICE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS
• WORLD'S POPULATION SOARS BY A RECORD 100 MILLION IN `95
• FATHER BRIDGED A STONE'S THROW WITH HIS HEART
• IN MAINE AS IN VIRGINIA, WATERMEN SEEK ANSWERS BOTH STATES' SIGNATURE SPECIES, THE LOBSTER AND THE BLUE CRAB, ARE IN TROUBLE - AND FOR MANY OF THE SAME REASONS.
• ALLEN SEES CLINTON AS ``OBSTACLE'' HE SAYS PRESIDENT'S REFUSAL TO SIGN BUDGET COULD COST STATE $548 MILLION OVER 7 YEARS.
• FDA APPROVES LIGHT THERAPY TO TREAT THROAT TUMORS
• 3-DAY YEAST-INFECTION DRUG TO GO ON SHELVES
• BIOLOGY, NOT BOREDOM, MAY CAUSE DOZING IN CLASS
• CORRECTIONS