The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, January 19, 1997

• ``IT DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE'' WIDOW QUESTIONS RELEASE OF PATIENTS INTO COMMUNITY THE SUSPECT IN HER HUSBAND'S DEATH LEFT THE PINES IN 1993. THE PINES SAYS HE GRADUATED. HE SAYS HE RAN AWAY.
• SHINN BOOSTS ODDS FOR RHINOS
• NEW JET PASSES FIRST CARRIER TEST WITH FLYING COLORS
• RUNAWAY IS RAPED ``SHE IS NOT SAFE'' AT THE PINES, MOTHER SAYS A 15-YEAR-OLD'S CASE HAS FORCED THE VERMONT LEGISLATURE TO RECONSIDER SENDING YOUTHS TO THE PINES.
• THE FOUNDER OF THE PINES TRIES TO STAY ON CUTTING EDGE TO HELP YOUTHS
• STORIES OF HOPE TEENS TRAVEL LONG ROAD FROM CRIME TO CURE
• BOLD EXPERIMENT IN YOUTH TREATMENT HAS ITS RISKS THIS CENTER FOR DISTURBED YOUTHS HAS ACHIEVED REMARKABLE SUCCESS, BUT AT WHAT COST TO SOME OF THOSE YOUTHS AND THE CENTER'S NEIGHBORS IN PORTSMOUTH?
• SEN. WARNER'S MISSION: 1 INAUGURATION, 0 MISHAPS
• ASTRONAUT BLAHA VIDEOTAPES INAUGURATION DAY MESSAGE