The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, October 22, 1996

• THE QUESTIONS THAT WEREN'T ASKED
• WE'RE NOT ALL BEER-SWILLING SPORTS FANS
• MALL'S ``FRONT DOOR'' JUST A FACADE
• SURCHARGE ON VIRGINIA INMATE PHONE CALLS PUNISHING THE FAMILIES
• STOP HANDICAPPED-PARKING ABUSE NOW
• FORCE OF 80 MPH CRASH IS EQUAL TO FALL FROM 215 FEET, SAYS GROUP
• NO PRIDE IN RODEO
• LEARNING FROM CRIME
• THE PROMISE OF CAMPAIGN-FINANCE REFORM TALK IS CHEAP
• DON'T FORGET COUNTRY'S PRINCIPLES
• COMMONWEALTH CONVERSATION: BOYD MARCUS
• AN IDEA FOR THE EASTERN SHORE
• SMITHFIELD FOODS TOLD TO PAY FINE OR FACE SUIT AT ISSUE: THE COMPANY HAS TREATED AND DUMPED HOG WASTE INTO THE PAGAN RIVER FOR DECADES.
• AMENDMENTS SEEK VICTIM-CRIMINAL BALANCE OF RIGHTS BUT CRITICS SAY ALL VIRGINIANS' RIGHTS WOULD BE LESSENED.
• GAY POLICY SURVIVES COURT CHALLENGE FORMER SAILOR'S CASE IS REJECTED