The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Front: Wednesday, October 15, 1997

• TECHNOLOGICAL MILESTONES THAT CHANGED THE NAVY'S WARFIGHTING
• THE NEW NAVY SMARTER SHIPS, SMALLER CREWS
• SHIPBUILDERS RETHINK THE CARRIER: MEETING GOALS OF FUTURE NAVY IS JOB 1
• CORRECTION
• FDA SAYS COMPANY'S CONTACT LENS ADS MISLEADING
• MEDICAL CARE FOR ELDERLY VARIES ACROSS U.S.
• WILSON HIGH CLOSED TODAY AFTER HUGE STUDENT FIGHT THREE PREGNANT STUDENTS GO TO THE HOSPITAL; 22 OTHER YOUTHS SEE THE NURSE.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A bill passed by the Virginia General Assembly this year would make physician-assisted suicide a civil offense, not a felony as was reported in a Page 1 box Wednesday. The bill must be passed again next year to become law. Correction published , Thursday, October 16, 1997, pa.A2 ***************************************************************** OREGON'S ASSISTED SUICIDE LAW CAN PROCEED THE SUPREME COURT HAS REFUSED TO HEAR THE FIRST CHALLENGE TO THE NEW ACT.