The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, May 8, 1996

• VISIT SCHOOLS
• HOW TO DEFEAT GASOLINE-PRICE INCREASES
• DON'T REWARD PEDDLERS OF DEATH
• VIRGINIA'S LEARNFARE PROGRAM: TRUANCY AND THE POOR
• WHAT TRAVEL AGENTS CAN DO FOR YOU
• IS NOTHING SACRED?
• CLINTON PROPOSES A WELFARE REFORM: EDUCATION IS THE KEY
• CLINTON JUDGES LAND IN THE MIDDLE THEY'RE LIBERALS, SOFT ON CRIME, DOLE CHARGED - BUT ANALYSIS TELLS A DIFFERENT STORY OF THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS.
• CIVIC DUTY GETS BEACH VOTERS TO BRAVE RAIN
• A BULKY BALLOT TESTED VOTERS
• TURNOUT IS LIGHT IN SUFFOLK ELECTIONS
• COAST GUARD SAVES HAITIAN FREIGHTER CREWS
• FIRST-TIME CANDIDATES PICK UP FIVE SEATS IN WESTERN TIDEWATER
• BY 2-TO-1 MARGIN, VOTERS OPT TO RETAIN CITY'S PRESENT SYSTEM FOR ELECTING OFFICIALS
• TEARS, MURMURS, THRILLS GREET COUNCIL OUTCOME
• HOUSING CHAIRMAN PULLS UPSET IN NANSEMOND BOROUGH RACE
• MCCLANAN, HEISCHOBER ELECTED TO CITY COUNCIL; OBERNDORF STILL MAYOR
• 2 NEWCOMERS, 2 VETERANS WIN SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
• RATTLEY DEFEATED IN TRY TO MAKE HISTORY AGAIN, AS NEWPORT NEWS MAYOR
• AFTER TURMOIL, VOTERS RESHAPE BEACH BOARD
• NORFOLK'S VOTERS WANT ANSWERS ON SPENDING
• SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN VOTED OUT, CHANGE VOTED IN
• PORTSMOUTH GIVES HOLLEY A 2ND CHANCE HIZONOR IS BACK IN MAYOR'S SEAT
• 3 INCUMBENTS, 1 ODU PROFESSOR AND A DENTIST TAKE SCHOOL BOARD INCUMBENTS GOT 28% OF VOTES IN CITY'S FIRST SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION.
• COMBAT STRESS MAY AFFECT BRAIN, LEAD TO DISORDER, STUDY FINDS
• U.S. ACCUSED OF GIVING GIS TEST DRUGS WITHOUT THEIR OK CRITICS SAY FDA SHOULD REVOKE MILITARY'S AUTHORITY TO ISSUE EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTS.
• BREAST CANCER DEATH RATE CONTINUES TO DECLINE
• CAPE CHARLES VOTERS TURN OUT TO OUST MAYOR AND 3 OTHERS
• GRIPES OVER FAST GROWTH DRIVE MANY TO THE POLLS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Turnout in the Suffolk city elections was 60.9 percent of the voters in the precincts where there were elections. Not all Suffolk voters participated. A report in Wednesday's paper listed turnout as 25 percent, which was erroneously based on the percent of total voters citywide. Correction published Thursday, May 9, 1996. ***************************************************************** THE RESULTS\
• HOLLEY TOUCH MAY BE BACK WITH RETURN AS MAYOR
• HESTER, ANDREWS: BIG COUNCIL VICTORS
• WARD RE-ELECTED MAYOR; GOP LOSES ITS MAJORITY