The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, January 8, 1997

• FULL CIRCLE ON THE EBONICS ISSUE
• USE HOV LANES FOR LIGHT RAIL
• PROPOSED REGIONAL SCHOOL CO-OPERATIVE MONEY-SAVING IDEA
• MANAGED CARE REWARDS COST CONTROL, AT TIMES AT PATIENTS' EXPENSE
• MAINTAIN QUALITY DAY-CARE STANDARDS
• DEATH-PENALTY REBUTTAL
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY WILL PLAY IT SAFE SMALL CHANGES WRIT LARGE
• HOCKEY'S FINE BUT STRONGLY FUND MUSEUMS, TOO
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY PREVIEW
• AIDS DRUG IN TESTING OFFERED FREE TO CHILDREN CALIFORNIA DRUG COMPANY IS SEEKING FDA APPROVAL FOR ``PROTEASE INHIBITOR.''
• STUDY: MANY AMERICANS ARE DRIVING DRUNK TELEPHONE SURVEY INDICATES THAT NEARLY 1 IN 12 OF THOSE DRIVERS WAS UNDER 21.
• KENO'S PROSPECTS LOOK DIM, OFFICIAL FOR STATE LOTTERY SAYS THE GAME MIGHT BE A WAY TO SALVAGE LOTTERY PROFITS, AS REVENUES FLATTEN.
• FAIRFAX'S SEN. HOWELL IS FINANCE UNIT'S 1ST WOMAN
• CLINTON REJECTS GULF WAR VETS' DEMANDS, OFFERS COMPROMISE
• HAMPTON ROADS' LEGISLATORS
• NORFOLK HIRES ADVISER FOR HOCKEY ARENA PROJECT
• HOUSE PUTS GINGRICH BACK IN CHARGE CONTRITE SPEAKER PLEDGES TO WORK WITH HIS OPPONENTS