The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, October 20, 1996

• STILL THE GRAND OLD PARTY
• WHY HE WON'T VOTE
• IT IS THE ECONOMY!
• DON'T MORALS, ETHICS COUNT?
• BILLS: THINK CLINTON
• SWITCHING WARNERS
• NORFOLK: SMOKING AND PUBLIC-SAFETY PERSONNEL DON'T OVERREACH
• JUST READ THE HEADLINES
• TIM AND DAPHNE REID TENDING NATIVE SOIL BRINGING IT HOME
• LOBBYING, THE KAY KEMPER WAY
• WHY THE DOLE PLAN WORKS
• REPORT TO READERS LAST RIGHTS - OR WRONGS?
• FAST START IN EFFORT TO ATTRACT JOBS AND CAPITAL REGION MOVES FORWARD
• HERBERT STEIN HAS CHOICES FIGURED OUT
• WHY JOHNNY CAN'S LEARN U.VA. PROFESSOR E.D. HIRSCH JR.'S LESSON PLAN FOR AMERICA'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS MORE HARD FACTS, LESS WORRY ABOUT SELF-ESTEEM.
• MCCOURT RECALLS LIGHT IN DARK CHILDHOOD
• DIGGING FOR MEANING IN FATHER'S GARDEN
• POET'S CAREFUL WORDS LINK GENERATION TO GENERATION
• DRAMAS MAKE MAGIC AT NATIONAL STORYTELLING FESTIVAL
• FARRAKHAN BIOGRAPHY OFFERS LITTLE INSIGHT
• LITERARY NOTES
• NORFOLK DOCTOR WENT TO GALLOWS FOR MURDER
• THE ABC'S OF ISSUES THE ISSUE: A U.S. SENATOR DEALS WITH NUMEROUS ISSUES FROM BOSNIA TO VIRGINIA AGRICULTURE. HERE'S A SUMMARY OF THE POSITIONS OF SENATOR JOHN WARNER AND CHALLENGER MARK WARNER ON SOME OF THEM.