The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, March 8, 1996

• TIME FOR LESS SWEEPING HEALTH-CARE REFORM KASSEBAUM-KENNEDY BILL
• PRUNING HURTS
• NO, ELIMINATE THE COUNCIL
• GOOD PEOPLE ALSO KILL
• NEWS JUDGMENT QUESTIONED
• PARENTAL DISCIPLINE DUTY
• VIRGINIA BEACH SCRAP THE ELECTED BOARD
• LAWMAKER URGES HEALTH PLAN CHOICES FOR MILITARY RETIREES PENTAGON SAYS PLAN WOULD ADD $1.9 BILLION TO BUDGET.
• SARAJEVAN'S JOURNEY OF DECEPTION COVERS MILES OF MISTRUST
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** When a new juvenile crime bill is signed, Virginia will automatically try youths 14 to 17 years old as adults for crimes such as murder. A pullout with the story Friday erroneously referred to youths 14 or younger. Correction published Saturday, March 9, 1996 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** TOUGHER JUVENILE CRIME LAW NEARS PASSAGE AT 14, YOUTHS COULD BE TRIED IN ADULT COURT
• TEENS DOUBT COLD-SHOWER POWER OF NOTIFICATION THEY FIGURE THEIR PEERS WOULD JUST ``SNEAK AROUND'' AND GO OUT OF STATE FOR ABORTIONS.
• THEOLOGIAN SAYS MANY SHARE SOME OF SALVI'S RELIGIOUS VIEWS
• PARENTAL NOTIFICATION DIES IN HOUSE PROCEDURAL WRANGLING DOOMS BILL'S SMOOTH RIDE
• IN STOPPING BILL, MOSS SAYS, HE DEFENDED SYSTEM
• IT'S ANYONE'S GUESS WHEN THE SESSION WILL END