The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, April 24, 1996

• BUSINESS: DESPITE FINANCIAL LIMITATIONS AND FIERCE COMPETITION, REGIONAL OFFICIALS SAY CHESAPEAKE IS DOING A GOOD JOB ATTRACTING NEW INDUSTRIES.
• VIRGINIA'S RELAXED CREDIT-CARD REGULATIONS: FLAG-OF-CONVENIENCE STATE
• SAVE LIBERTIES
• POOR FLIGHT JUDGMENT
• FAMILY FUN
• GOP RIDER WOULD DAMAGE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
• CLINTON LAGGED, NOW LEADS: BUT WILL IT LAST? - REVERSAL OF FORTUNE
• FOCUS: SEN. HELMS IS OFF AND RUNNING AGAIN
• APPLAUDING LOCAL VOLUNTEERS
• KINDNESS REMEMBERED
• TECHNOLOGY: COMPUTER LITERACY AND TECHNOLOGICAL PREPAREDNESS ARE KEY CONCERNS IN CHESAPEAKE AS RESIDENTS PREPARE TO VOTE IN THE MAY 7 SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION.
• MORE THAN EVER, WORKING MOMS USE CHILD CARE CENSUS REPORT ALSO SAYS FEWER FATHERS HELP WITH DAY CARE
• SAILOR ARRESTED; FBI ACCUSES HIM OF SPY SCHEME
• SAFE LANDING AFTER F/A-18 HORNETS COLLIDE: TRAINING MISSION HAS A CLOSE CALL
• CORRECTIONS
• GROWTH: CITY PUTS BRAKES ON GROWTH, BUT IS IT TOO LATE TO MATTER?