The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, September 27, 1996

• ORGANIZING THE EDUCATION SYSTEM FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
• REGISTER AND VOTE
• A DRIVING LESSON
• ABORTION DECISION
• DEFINING ``KILL''
• LESSON IN OPPRESSION IS CRUEL
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** CORRECTIONS Sen. Charles S. Robb, D.-Va., opposed the Defense of Marriage Act, a law denying federal recognition of same-sex marriages. A letter on Friday's editorial page implied he had supported it. Correction published , Saturday, September 28, 1996, p. A2< ***************************************************************** DOMA AND DOING UNTO OTHERS
• THE CLOCK IS TICKING ON FULFILLING EDUCATIONAL PROMISES
• TEACHER TRAINING CRITIQUE SPELLS TROUBLE ACTION IS NEEDED
• THE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN SHOOTOUT MAKE PEACE NOT PAR
• ASTRONAUT ON MIR HAS TIES TO - AND A SHIRT FROM - GRANBY HIGH
• PORTSMOUTH LOOKS HARD AT MOVING CITY HALL
• NORFOLK MEDICAL GROUP POSTPONES TRIP TO ISRAEL
• ISIDORE IS NOT LIKELY TO POSE THREAT TO LAND, OFFICIALS SAY
• NEW VACCINE MAY TAME COMMON CHILDHOOD VIRUS
• CONSTRUCTION FIRM ADVISED CHESAPEAKE ON CENTER PROPOSAL - AND LATER WON IT ARMADA/HOFFLER SAYS THE CONTRACT WAS WON COMPLETELY FAIRLY.
• SENATE FAILS TO OVERRIDE VETO OF LATE-TERM ABORTION BAN VIRGINIA'S SENATORS WERE DELUGED WITH CALLS ABOUT THE ISSUE.
• CLINTON SIGNS 2-DAY HOSPITAL STAY LAW IT ENSURES THAT NEW MOMS WILL GET AT LEAST 48 HOURS TO RECOVER.
• MEMO TO VIRGINIA VOTERS
• CENSUS BUREAU SHOWS HOUSEHOLD INCOME UP, POVERTY RATE FELL IN '95
• CORRECTIONS