The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, October 6, 1996

• NO POLITICS IN A FIRE
• TURN OFF MUSIC, OPEN THE BOOKS
• DRUG USE IS UP AMONG THE YOUNG NO QUICK FIX
• EQUAL (EQ) EQUAL AT VMI
• STILL TAXING THE ESSENTIALS
• EX-CONS CAN'T VOTE? SO WHAT?
• REGISTER TO VOTE IN ELECTION '96 THE FINAL DAY
• CLINTON'S OFF BASE IN ATTACKING STARR
• GRASS-ROOTS ACTIVIST DRIVES WELFARE REFORM
• REPORT TO READERS BIZ SERIES: DREAM OR A NIGHTMARE?
• STEPHEN KING ACCOMPLISHED SOME REMARKABLE
• FERRIES HAVE LONG RUN THE ELIZABETH RIVER
• AN OPEN LETTER... ON LEADERSHIP
• CLEANING UP CAMPAIGN ADS THE ISSUE: AMERICANS HAVE BEEN FED UP WITH DIRTY POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS FOR YEARS, AND MANY HAVE TURNED OFF POLITICS AS A RESULT. THIS YEAR - CROSS YOUR FINGERS - IT APPEARS THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, AND VIRGINIA'S SENATE CAMPAIGN, MAY BE A LITTLE CLEANER.
• MCCORKLE CROWNS GLORY OF SOUTHERN WOMEN
• ``LAST THING'' ISN'T REVEALED UNTIL LAST PAGE
• DRUG HISTORY 101 IN A CHAPTER OF U.S. HISTORY NOT INCLUDED IN MOST TEXTBOOKS, JILL JONNES SHOWS HOW ADDICTION SNEAKED INTO AMERICAN CULTURE.
• ARTIST MAKES BOOKS THAT ARE WORTH 1,000 WORDS.
• ODU BOOK FESTIVAL FOCUSES ON CENSORSHIP
• THE GREEN MILE PART SIX COFFEY ON THE MILE LOOSE ENDS ALL TIE NEATLY IN FINAL INSTALLMENT
• CLEAN UP