The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 24, 1996

• MAIN STREET SERVED AS NORFOLK'S GUEST ROOM
• SHAPING HISTORY MARY LEFKOWITZ SHOWS HOW AFROCENTRISTS TWIST THE FACTS, BUT IT'S UNLIKELY ANY WILL LISTEN.
• ODU PROFESSOR PORTRAYS WWII'S STEALTH WARRIORS
• HONG TRIED TO CREATE DREAM OF CHRISTIAN CHINA
• COURAGE SHOWS EXPLORER LEWIS AS HERO WORTH WORSHIPING
• BRODSKY'S VARIED COLLECTION SHOWS AMERICANS WHAT THEY MISSED
• NORFOLK COUNCILMAN LEARNS IT'S HARD TO BE AN OUTSIDER ON THE INSIDE
• LIVELY POET TAKES LICENSE WITH REALITY
• HONORING MARGARET THATCHER IS QUESTIONABLE
• TEACH CHILDREN HOW TO LIVE WITH GUNS
• DOLE OLD? NO WAY
• BEST FOR VIRGINIA
• HELP STOP FOXPENNING
• REPORT TO READERS EDITORIALS: WHO'S WHO - AND WHAT'S WHAT
• NURSING HOMES ARE CLOSELY REGULATED
• LINGERING BUCHANAN DOES DOLE NO FAVORS
• VIRGINIA AND THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY VETO HB 1392
• GOP SHOULD GRAB CUTS COMMON TO BOTH PLANS CLINTON'S LATEST BUDGET
• TRIGON BILL SHOWS HOW ASSEMBLY OPERATES
• TIME FOR TALK IS BEFORE CRISIS PREGNANCIES