The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, August 2, 1996

• PROTECT BASES
• CAPE CHARLES CONCERNS ADDRESSED
• WE ARE A MINIMUM-WAGE REGION
• CLINTON AND DOLE: ARE THEY RUNNING FOR NANNY?
• WELFARE REFORM IS FIRST STEP ON A LONG ROAD: JUST A BEGINNING
• OLYMPIC PRIDE
• U.S. MUST MAINTAIN TRADING LINKS WITH CHINA
• AIDS KNOWLEDGE NOT ADVANCED BY ANIMAL RESEARCH?
• OLYMPIC RUMORS DISPELLED, IMPROVEMENTS SUGGESTED: SYNCHRONIZED SURFING
• DEADLINE LEADS TO DESTRUCTION OF UNCLAIMED BRITISH EMBRYOS NORFOLK SCIENTISTS SAY THE DEBATE OVER EMBRYOS' FATE WILL REACH THE U.S.
• INCREASE IN MINIMUM WAGE SEEN AS A GODSEND OR A MILLSTONE
• Q&A: HOW THE HEALTH BILL WILL AFFECT WORKERS
• WELFARE REFORM RAISES GRAVE QUESTIONS
• HOUSE PASSES HEALTH REFORM BILL SENATE, CLINTON ALSO WILL APPROVE PLAN TO MAKE INSURANCE MORE AVAILABLE TO MANY