The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, October 30, 1996

• A MESSY DESK'S OCCUPANT IS LOST IN THOUGHT
• 4 MORE YEARS OF BONNIE AND CLYDE
• VOTE FOR INTEGRITY
• BAN LAWYERS FROM ELECTED OFFICE
• DIFFERENCES BETWEEN POLITICAL PARTIES ARE COMMON CENTS
• MORE OFF-TRACK-BETTING PARLORS PROPOSED STILL NO TRACK
• SEEKING ALTERNATIVES TO DEATH PENALTY
• BEYER AND GILMORE ARE TALKING EDUCATION A CAMPAIGN PREVIEW
• TREASURER PLEADS GUILTY TO STEALING KIDS' MONEY THE CHESAPEAKE YOUTH BASEBALL GROUP MAY HAVE LOST $18,000.
• U.S. AID CRUCIAL TO REBUILDING SELF-SUSTAINING AFRICA, ROBB SAYS SENATOR, AFRICAN AND AMERICAN SCHOLARS SPEAK AT NSU'S ``INTERNATIONAL DIALOGUE.''
• PENTAGON: U.S., EGYPT MILITARIES HOLD EXERCISES
• HOT LINES SWAMPED WITH CALLS FROM GULF WAR VETERANS
• IN MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH AT ISSUE: JUDGE J. MICHAEL LUTTIG, ON THE U.S. COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FOURTH CIRCUIT, RULES IN DEATH PENALTY CASES FROM VIRGINIA. HIS FATHER WAS MURDERED, AND HE TESTIFIED FOR THE DEATH PENALTY FOR THE KILLER. SHOULD HE STEP DOWN FROM SIMILAR CASES?
• NO LINK BETWEEN ATOMIC TESTS, SAILORS DEATH RATE, STUDY SAYS