The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, June 29, 1996

• PORTSMOUTH MOVES AGAINST CRIME: RX FOR A BETTER CITY
• ANOTHER VIEW: VA HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM NEEDS FAIRNESS
• DON'T MANDATE ATTORNEYS FOR CLOSINGS
• IS THAT ALL THERE IS TO WHITEWATER?
• GLOOMY PROGNOSIS FOR MEDICINE
• OUR DAUGHTERS CAN PICK SINGLE-SEX SCHOOLS, OUR SONS - NO
• SUFFOLK FUMBLES, SAVES INDOOR-PLUMBING AID: PROGRAM GONE WRONG
• VMI RULING JEOPARDIZES ALL TAX-FUNDED SINGLE-SEX PROGRAMS IN U.S.
• REAL ESTATE COMPANY MAY TAKE OVER AVIS
• OFF TO THE OPEN SEA
• COURT REJECTS CABLE TV SMUT LAW THE RULINGS LEAVE IT MOSTLY TO PARENTS TO SUPERVISE WHAT THEIR CHILDREN WATCH ON TV. THE LAW REQUIRED CABLE OPERATORS TO RESTRICT SEXUALLY EXPLICIT PROGRAMS ON CHANNELS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. THE OUTCOME SHOWS DIVISION IN HOW TO APPROACH FREE SPEECH IN EMERGING MEDIA.
• COURT SHARPLY LIMITS APPEALS BY DEATH ROW INMATES BUT A 200-YEAR-OLD, RARELY SUCCESSFUL LAW ALLOWS A DIRECT APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT.
• VMI'S SUPERINTENDENT PREDICTS THE SCHOOL WILL ADMIT WOMEN
• HUGS, KISSES AND A FEW TEARS SEND THE ENTERPRISE TO SEA THEY'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS AFTER A MAJOR DEPLOYMENT TO THE MEDITERRANEAN.
• CITADEL TO ALLOW WOMEN, ``EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY'' FOLLOWING VMI RULING, 154-YEAR BAN FALLS.
• CORRECTIONS