The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• TAKE CARE OF AMERICANS FIRST
• BASIC LESSON IN CONSERVATISM
• DISABILITY PAY
• INSPECTION BARGAIN
• NO STEREOTYPING
• UNTITLED ARTICLE
• ASSEMBLY SHOULD ABOLISH PAROLE NOW
• REMEDIES AND RESISTANCE JAIL AS GOOD NEIGHBOR
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A garbled sentence appeared in some editions of yesterday's editorial ``Remedial resistance.'' The sentence should have read: ``In Virginia's public colleges, according to a recent report by the state, 26 percent of incoming freshmen have to take courses in remedial math, English or reading.'' Correction published, Tuesday, September 20, 1994, p. A12 ***************************************************************** REFORMING EDUCATION REMEDIAL RESISTANCE
• ENDING WITH A WHIMPER STRIKE THREE
• RESTRAIN WORLD POPULATION GROWTH
• CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK
• TROOPS' NO. 1 JOB: KEEPING ORDER PENTAGON CHIEF PERRY SAYS SELF-DEFENSE IS A TOP PRIORITY.
• VIRGINIA LOTTERY
• WHEN RAISING HORSES WAS KING IN VIRGINIA MORE THAN 20 YEARS AGO, VIRGINIA-BRED SECRETARIAT WOWED THE RACING WORLD BY CAPTURING THE TRIPLE CROWN OF THOROUGHBRED HORSE RACING. TODAY, HIS BIRTHPLACE IS BEING RESTORED TO ITS FORMER GLORY, AND THE STATE COULD DO THE SAME FOR THE SPORT WHEN IT SELECTS A RACETRACK SITE THIS MONTH.
• THE HAITI CRISIS: WITH WARPLANES ON WAY, INVASION AVERTED CEDRAS RELENTS AFTER LEARNING THAT OPERATION HAD BEEN LAUNCHED
• U.S. THINKS SPIES WARNED JUNTA OF IMPENDING ATTACK
• A PEACEFUL ARRIVAL AS THE FIRST AMERICAN TROOPS ENTER PORT-AU-PRINCE, THE INITIAL GREETING SEEMS FRIENDLY.
• TEXT OF THE AGREEMENT
• WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?