The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, October 19, 1996

• ``OPPRESSED'' STUDENTS SPEAK OUT
• BALLOT CLEAR AS MUD
• SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT ON PICKETT
• NOT ``POUNDING'' MUSIC
• DOLE COPYING REAGAN
• UNIONS STILL IMPORTANT IN CONSTRUCTION
• PORTSMOUTH STUDIES SELLING WATERFRONT CITY HALL: WORTH LOOKING AT
• PENINSULA GANG PROSECUTIONS: NOT RACIALLY MOTIVATED
• GRAVEYARD OF RUSSIA'S NORTHERN FLEET IS A NUCLEAR TIME BOMB
• LILI SLAMS CUBA, HEADS TO BAHAMAS
• FAST IN, FAST OUT ARE KEY WORDS IN POLITICS, SECURITY
• FAKED PHOTO STILL AN ISSUE IN DEBATE FOR SENATE ECONOMY, JOBS, DEFENSE ARE ALSO HOT TOPICS.
• PERRY OBSERVES SCRAPPING OF SUBS AT RUSSIAN BASE THE U.S. PROVIDED THE MACHINERY TO DO THE JOB UNDER THE START I ARMS TREATY.
• DOLE CHECKS IN: HIS VISIT TODAY IN NORFOLK COULD BE A NATURAL STOP, OR A SIGN HE'S IN TROUBLE
• CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK
• ENOUGH WITH THE MEAN-SPIRITED MANGLED MONIKERS
• NORFOLK-BASED SHIP SENT HOME FROM CRASH SITE
• HOW VIRGINIA VOTED: A TIMELINE