The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 3, 1996

• EXPLORING THE INNER FEELINGS OF NOBLE STATESMAN JEFFERSON CONTRARY TO THE IMPRESSIONS OF MANY AMERICANS, THE THIRD PRESIDENT WAS NOT A MAN OF PURE REASON BUT OF EMOTION AS WELL.
• RUSHDIE'S LATEST IS INTRIGUING EVEN WITHOUT ITS CONTROVERSY THE MOOR'S LAST SIGH IS BANNED IN INDIA, BUT ITS OFFENSES TO RELIGION ARE FEW, AND ITS INTRICATE FAIRY TALE IS ENGROSSING.
• THE POLITICS OF SLAVERY THE DEBATES OVER ABOLITIONIST PETITIONS SHOW THE SCOPE OF SLAVERY IN DISPUTES BETWEEN THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
• ROMANCE NOVELIST ISN'T THE TYPE HE'S MALE
• BILL WOULD DENY HOSPITAL-COSTS DATA
• HAMPDEN-SYDNEY'S EXCELLENCE
• CONNECTICUT'S DUMB IDEA VIRGINIA, TAKE NOTE
• VIRGINIA GOVERNOR'S OPPORTUNITY FUND DEAL SWEETENER
• SENSE TO AIDS BAN
• STATE POLICE SAVING LIVES
• PRAISE FOR NORFOLK
• ARREST DRIVERS, NOT TREES
• ONE-SIDED REGIONAL SUPPORT
• REPORT TO READERS GETTING ON THE TEAM WITH SPORTS READERS
• PORTSMOUTH CIVIC-LEAGUES SCORE BIG WIN
• TAX REFORM: LET'S LOOK BEFORE WE LEAP
• VIRGINIA GOVERNOR'S OPPORTUNITY FUND DEAL SWEETENER
• SCHOOL FIASCO MEANS LOSS OF A GOOD NAME
• CANTANKEROUS SPINSTER WAS CONFEDERATES' ANGEL
• EMOTIONALLY CHARGED TRIO INHABITS ``RUE LAUGIER''
• WORKING BUT LOSING THE ISSUE WALL STREET'S SUCCESSES ARE MAIN STREET'S HARD TIMES. DOES ECONOMIC GROWTH HAVE TO COME AT THE EXPENSE OF PAYCHECKS AND JOB SECURITY?