The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, March 9, 1996

• FIGHT TEEN PREGNANCY WITH EDUCATION
• A LIKELY GOP PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE EMERGES DOLE VS. CLINTON
• WELFARE REFORM AND THE DEATH OF MARRIAGE
• ALLEN ATTACKS THE ENVIRONMENT
• LIGHT ON LAMPS
• CLARIFICATION
• A LESSON IN LEARNING WHEN TO LEAVE WELL ENOUGH ALONE
• A 6-MPH BUMP VS. 75-MPH CARNAGE
• BOOK CENSORSHIP WRONG
• BEACH BOARD BLASTS GRAND JURY REPLY CHALLENGES FINDINGS, WARNS FUTURE MEMBERS
• 1-800-BIG-MISTAKE REAL ESTATE AGENT'S NUMBER ASSIGNED TO PHONE-SEX LINE
• TOLENTINO SAYS HE WON'T QUIT BEACH SCHOOL BOARD ALONG WITH JACKSON, HE RISKS PROSECUTION OVER SCHOOL FINANCES.
• ACCUSED OF THREATS, DRUG SUSPECT'S FATHER IS JAILED A WITNESS IN THE DRUG CONSPIRACY TRIAL SAID THAT JUST BEFORE HE WAS TO TESTIFY, THE FATHER OF THE PURPORTED KINGPIN THREATENED HIM. NOW THE FATHER IS BEING HELD WITHOUT BOND.
• NAVY MAKES FRIENDS - IN THE ARMY SEABEES BUILD BASES FOR GIS IN BOSNIA
• U.S. NAVY, AIR FORCE MONITOR CHINA'S MISSILE TESTS OFF TAIWAN
• ARMED BOY ON PROZAC, LAWYER SAYS
• WITNESSES HEARD TROUBLE BEFORE CRASH ARMY CHOPPER WENT DOWN IN A KY. FIELD, KILLING ALL 5 ABOARD.
• FOR U.S. TROOPS IN BOSNIA, TAX RELIEF IS ON THE WAY
• VIRGINIA'S LARGEST PRIVATE EMPLOYER SHIPS TO SUPERMARKETS
• WEATHER SLOWS SEARCH FOR 2 IN MARINE F-18 JET
• MILITARY OFFICIALS SUGGEST SPENDING ON SUBS
• ASSEMBLY BUDGET TIFF TO DELAY ADJOURNMENT
• CORRECTION