The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, September 26, 1996

• GRADING THIS AREA'S REGIONALISM SUCCESS WON'T BE PRETTY
• SYSTEM EXCLUSIONARY
• LOCAL RESIDENTS PRESERVE HOUSES AND WETLANDS PEOPLE-POWER AT WORK
• FOREIGN DEPENDENTS GET A BREAK
• NO ``FLIP SIDE'' FOR HORSES
• LOSING FAITH
• TAXPAYERS FOOT MILITARY-TUITION BILL
• VIRGINIA'S NEW DRIVER'S LICENSE LAWS FOR TEENS
• DENYING EX-CONS THE VOTE - PERMANENTLY WHAT PURPOSE IS SERVED?
• HAVE YOU SEEN THIS EMU? THE SPEEDY BIRD IS ON THE LOOSE
• TUITION AND ROOM AND BOARD STILL RISING AT PUBLIC, PRIVATE SCHOOLS
• NADEP, 79, ``CLOSES WITH CLASS'' AIRCRAFT OVERHAUL AND REPAIR FACILITY KEPT WORKING TO THE END.
• TROPICAL STORM ISIDORE ENTERS AFTER INTERLUDE
• NEW SURVEY FINDS TEEN DRUG USE RISING BUT THE RESEARCHERS URGE CANDIDATES NOT TO USE THE RESULTS AS A ``POLITICAL FOOTBALL.''
• LAST CHANCE TO SEE TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON UNTIL THE YEAR 2000 TONIGHT'S EVENT WILL INCLUDE A SPECIAL APPEARANCE BY THE LOVELY SATURN.
• SENATE PANELS CHIDE PENTAGON FOR LATE CHEMICAL WEAPONS DISCLOSURE THE PENTAGON REVERSED ITSELF LAST WEEK, SAYING TROOPS MAY HAVE BEEN EXPOSED.
• CIVILIAN WITH NAVY CHARGED WITH SPYING FOR S. KOREA NATIONAL SECURITY NOT JEOPARDIZED, U.S. SAYS
• DEATH OF INFANT DURING BAPTISM RULED HOMICIDE
• CORRECTION