The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, March 7, 1996

• UP CLOSE AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
• POSTAL DISAPPOINTMENT
• LET THE BEST MAN SEEK OFFICE
• FOR VOLUNTARY SEAT BELTS
• OLD STORY
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The last sentence of Leslie A. Bush's letter (March 7) should have read: ``It is arguable the senator has abrogated his right to support of the Republican Party and should declare himself and run as an indepndent.'' The ``of'' was inadvertently dropped. Correction published Wednesday, March 13, 1996, page A12. ***************************************************************** WARNER'S PARTY DISLOYALTY IS THE ISSUE
• SUICIDE BOMBERS VS. PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST DON'T LET TERRORISM WIN
• HEALTH-CARE BILLS ARE NEEDED
• SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES A CROWDED FIELD
• 12 LANGLEY F-15S JOIN 22 OTHERS IN JORDAN TO STAND IN FOR CARRIER
• INTRUDER UNIT TO TRANSFORM INTO HORNETS
• COLUMBIA LOST IT, YOU CAN FIND ITALIAN SATELLITE THIS WEEKEND
• RITALIN: PRESCRIPTION FOR ABUSE THE DRUG USED TO TREAT ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDERS HAS TURNED INTO AN ILLEGAL HIGH.
• VIRGINIA LAW THREATENS TO MAKE CLINTON A WRITE-IN CANDIDATE
• THREE GIS CONVICTED OF RAPE ON OKINAWA TWO GET SEVEN YEARS; THIRD GETS 6 1/2 YEARS TWO GET SEVEN YEARS; THIRD GETS 6 1/2 YEARS ATTACK ON GIRL, 12, FUELED ANTI-U.S. FEELINGS
• PEACE ABROAD HAS ITS PRICE, SAYS GAO: $6 BILLION FOR '92-'95
• GOP DEBATE BETWEEN WARNER, MILLER IS OFF THE STICKING POINT: A DEMAND BY MILLER FOR MORE DEBATES.
• CONGRESS RUSHES BILL TO TIGHTEN CUBA SANCTIONS
• U.S. FAMILIES BECOMING MORE STABLE, STUDY SAYS
• EXPERTS UNCERTAIN WHY ATTENTION-DEFICIT CASES HAVE MULTIPLIED RECENTLY
• CORRECTIONS