The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, March 2, 1996

• YOU JUST CAN'T BUY OLD RELIABLES ANYMORE
• GOOD BOOKS WILL FLOWER IN YOUNG MINDS THANKS TO BOARD
• VIRGINIA BEACH SPECIAL GRAND JURY REPORT HIT EM' HARDER
• GIVE VIRGINIANS OPPORTUNITY TO VOTE
• BEACH CITIZENS, WORK TOGETHER
• NOT ``KIDS''
• FLORIDA RIGHT-TO-CARRY LAW SUCCESSFUL
• TELECOMMUNICATIONS BILL DENIES ACCESS
• MORE ON HEALTH CARE
• COURT RULING WILL MAKE PACS MORE PERVASIVE REFORM NEEDED
• LIVING IN AN AGE OF GENETIC DISCOVERY WONDERS NEVER CEASE
• COAST GUARD RETURNS 96 ILLEGAL MIGRANTS TO DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
• WARNER MAY GAIN POWER FROM MILITARY PANEL SHIFT
• SCORES SHOW INTEREST IN APPLYING FOR OPEN SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
• DEFENSE BUDGET INCREASES PAY BY 3%
• FAUCETTE QUITS GEORGIA JOB GWINNETT BOARD WOULD HAVE ASKED HIM TO LEAVE.
• VA. BEACH'S SMITH SAYS HE WON'T QUIT
• CONSERVATIVE CHRISTIANS IN S.C. FACE A HARD CHOICE
• LOCAL LEADERS: BEACH BOARD FACED TOUGH TASK
• MARINES GROUND 70 HARRIERS AFTER 2 JETS CRASH IN 2 WEEKS
• FDA APPROVES NEW AIDS DRUG RITONAVIR IS SHOWN TO REDUCE ILLNESSES AND PROLONG LIFE FOR VERY SICK PATIENTS.
• NATIONAL GOP MEMBERS HELPING SHORE UP WARNER
• OLD SOUTH, NEW SOUTH ECONOMICS FACE OFF TEXTILE MILLS WILL VOTE FOR PROTECTION, BUT HIGH-TECH FIRMS WANT GLOBAL TRADE.
• CORRECTION