The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, February 9, 1996

• GRATEFUL FOR POWER
• RESCUED AND SERVED - BY MANY
• BACKWARD IN TIME
• VIRGINIA AND THE MOTOR-VOTER LAW: VOTER IDS AREN'T NEEDED
• NATION'S GOVERNORS DEMAND COMPROMISE: MAKE A BUDGET DEAL NOW
• NORFOLK CIVIC LEAGUES ARE INDEPENDENT
• RESPECT THE OFFICE
• CLINTON SIGNS TELECOMMUNICATIONS BILL: THE FUTURE IS NOW LAW SIGNALS NEW AGE OF MEDIA WARFARE
• NAVY HIGH-TECH TO HUNT FOR JET DEBRIS 189 DIED IN CRASH OFF DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
• FEDERAL BATTLES LEAVE SCHOOLS IN THIS AREA SHORT OF FUNDS JOB OPENINGS LEFT VACANT. MAINTENANCE IS DELAYED. PURCHASES PUT ON HOLD.
• HE WON A NUDITY BAN,AND AN E-MAIL KISS-OFF
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Hampton Roads photographs taken for submission to ``24 Hours in Cyberspace'' are posted on the World Wide Web at: http://akainc.com/hamprds/index.html A story on cyberspace Friday had an incomplete web site. Correction published , Saturday, February 10, 1996, p. A2 ***************************************************************** IN HAMPTON ROADS, A DAY IN CYBERSPACE \
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Legislation designed to protect the blue crab would limit watermen to five peeler crabs, per bushel, that are less than 3 inches in size. A story Friday on the bill, passed by the Virginia Senate, erroneously said the limit would apply to all crabs. Correction published , Saturday, February 10, 1996, p. A2 ***************************************************************** VA. SENATE PASSES STIFFER RULES ON TAKING BLUE CRABS BAY REGION LAWMAKERS OPPOSE CONSERVATION ACTION.\
• CHRISTIAN CONSERVATIVE LEADERS TILT TOWARDS DOLE
• WEB'S HOME PAGES GO BLACK IN PROTEST