The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 14, 1996

• OUR CHINA POLICY IN PROSPECT AND RETROSPECT
• FOR SAFER STREETS
• DISAPPOINTED IN PICKETT'S ENVIRONMENTAL VOTE
• POLITICAL ACTIVISTS AS TAX DODGERS CHANGE THE LAW OR PAY UP
• ONLY MILLIONAIRES NEED APPLY CAMPAIGN-FINANCE REFORM
• WHERE WAS THE BRASS?
• TRIM HERE
• VIRGINIA NEEDS MORE LIKE PAUL TIMMRECK
• WELL-TRAINED EMPLOYEES ARE VALUABLE
• RED, WHITE & ``BLUE'' ON THE FOURTH OF JULY
• COLONIAL THEATER SET STAGE FOR OUTSIDE DRAMA
• KIDS IN TROUBLE THE ISSUE: MOST VIOLENT CRIME IS GOING DOWN, BUT THE NUMBER OF CRIMES COMMITTED BY YOUNG PEOPLE IS INCREASING. CONTRIBUTING FACTORS INCLUDE POVERTY, GUNS AND A LACK OF VALUES. WHAT DOES THIS SAY ABOUT OUT CULTURE? HOW DO WE BEST DEAL WITH THE PROBLEM? HERE ARE SOME WAYS OF APPROACHING IT.
• THE GREEN MILE PART FOUR THE BAD DEATH OF EDUARD DELACROIX KING SLOWS HIS PACE AND DROPS THE INTRIGUE, DWELLS ON THE GRUESOME AFTER PART THREE.
• A TALE OF TWO STATESMEN CHRISTOPHER MATTHEWS TRACES THE PARALLEL AND COMPETING LIVES OF JOHN F. KENNEDY AND RICHARD M. NIXON
• KEEGAN EXPLORES LAND MEN DIED FOR
• QUEEN CAROLINE'S SCANDALS PUT MODERN ROYALS TO SHAME
• COUPLE CONFRONTS GRIEF BY TRACING ``FOOTPRINTS''
• DOING WITHOUT BOOKS IS A TRUE ORDEAL