The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 17, 1996

• INVESTIGATION OF CHESAPEAKE POLICE ENDED TOO LITTLE KNOWN
• UNFAIR RAID ON JEWISH MOTHER
• AT THE CENTER OF ASIA, AN ANACHRONISM CHINA POLICY NEEDED
• DON'T WRITE OFF RITALIN
• DON'T HIT THE CHILDREN
• NO NEWS AHEAD BUT THE VEEPSTAKES
• FEMALE LAWMAKERS ENRICH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
• REPORT TO READERS SCHOOL-UNIFORM PHOTO FLUNKS THE TEST
• WITHOUT WELFARE
• LUCKY STRIKES OUT FOR SOUTHERN REFORM
• WHICH JOBS? YOU DECIDE THE ISSUE: EVERYONE WANTS A THRIVING ECONOMY, BUT DOES THAT MEAN NEW JOBS AT ANY COST? WHAT INDUSTRIES ARE BEST FOR HAMPTON ROADS, AND HOW CAN WE CHOOSE THEM?
• SWITCH CURED ME OF SNEAKINESS SYNDROME
• THERE'S MORE TO WELFARE REFORM THAN CUTTING FUNDS
• SINKING JOHN WARNER COULD COST GOP A SEAT
• MONSTERS IN THE MEDIA REHASH OF JOURNALISM'S FAULTS OBSCURES FALLOWS' INSIGHTS INTO EFFORTS TO IMPROVE.
• MYTHS ASIDE, DREW MADE STATEMENT AGAINST SEGRETATION
• KURTZ FINDS THE AIRWAVES FULL OF EMPTY TALK
• SHENANDOAH'S STORIES ARE COLOR COMMENTARY TO HISTORY
• WHIRLWIND BLOWS AWAY BUCHANAN'S FOCUS
• TENNIS STAR'S NOVEL FALLS SHORT OF THE NET