The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, July 27, 1996

• IT TAKES A VISITOR TO DRIVE HOME THIS AREA'S EXCELLENCE
• ANOTHER VIEW: FOR VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, A MATTER OF LEADERSHIP
• GET OVER IT, VMI
• HATS OFF, ATLANTA
• HOW LONG TO CLEAN UP THE MESS?
• WELFARE REFORM IS NO PANACEA: PROPOSAL STILL NEEDS WORK
• DAY-CARE PROVIDERS ARE PROFESSIONALS
• NICKELING-AND-DIMING WON'T SOLVE PROBLEMS: IRS NEEDS OVERHAUL
• CONSIDER KIDS
• IN THE SEA, DIVERS FIND DARK, DANGEROUS AND JARRING DUTY
• CESAR EXPECTED TO REACH HURRICANE STRENGTH TODAY THE THIRD TROPICAL STORM OF THE SEASON SEEMS HEADED FOR CENTRAL AMERICA.
• TIGHTER MEASURES MAY BRING DELAYS IN NORFOLK
• AIRPORT SECURITY: LITTLE-TRAINED, LOW-PAID PEOPLE STAFF SCANNERS
• CLINTON REJECTS ISRAELI SPY POLLARD'S LATEST REQUEST FOR CLEMENCY THE ONE-TIME NAVY ANALYST WAS ARRESTED IN 1985 AND CONVICTED OF ESPIONAGE IN 1986.
• MAN CHARGED WITH GIRL'S MURDER COOPER SAYS HE DID NOT FIRE THE SHOT THAT KILLED BLANCA GARCIA
• CORRECTION
• EXPLOSION ROCKS OLYMPIC PARK