The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Monday, September 30, 1996

• PAYING FOR CAKE, TOO
• GOALS 2000 ADDS TO MEDIOCRITY
• THE UNITED NATIONS IS STILL NEEDED
• TRIBUTE TO THE ``BIRD-WATCHER''
• VMI: A VICTIM OF WHIM
• ECUMENICAL OUTREACH AT VA. WESLEYAN
• DIABETES ON THE SHORE CUT OFF
• CAPE CHARLES IS A GHOST VILLAGE
• CLINTON SIGNS A COMPREHENSIVE TEST BAN TREATY RATIFY IT
• ``GANGSTA'' IS NOT THE PROBLEM
• CULTURE, OTHER FACTORS AFFECT GUN CRIMES
• ISIDORE EXPECTED TO LOSE ITS TROPICAL STRENGTH BY MIDWEEK
• IN TIME OF TROUBLE, BEACH RABBI HELPS YOUNGSTERS TO UNDERSTAND
• BOTH WARNERS CAPTURED THE UNHAPPY VOTER VOTE TELEVISED DEBATE GIVEN THUMBS-DOWN BY VOTERS, WHO SENSED AVOIDANCE.
• STICKING AROUND AFTER THE SALE INDUSTRIAL SALESMAN ALAN PETERSON FIGURES ANY PROBLEMS THAT COME UP ARE HIS, TOO; IT'S HOW HE BUILDS A LOYAL CUSTOMER BASE.
• CANDIDATES FOR SENATE ARGUE THEIR FISCAL VIEWS CITIZEN QUESTIONS FEED THE MOSTLY CIVIL DEBATE.
• WE'RE ALL A LITTLE RICHER, BUT THESE GUYS REALLY RANK
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** The 104th Congress is in session. An Associated Press story Monday about a campaign debate erroneously referred to the 105th. Correction published Tuesday, October 1, 1996 on page A2 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** HOUSE, SENATE LEADERS DEBATE TAXES, MEDICARE, CONGRESS