The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• TWO VOTES FOR IN NOVEMBER FOR COLEMAN
• VIRGINIA SYMPHONY BETTER AT 75
• WAITING FOR A BUS
• HOW VIRGINIA CAN REDUCE VIOLENT CRIME AND AVOID SKYROCKETING PRISON COSTS
• STICKING WITH ROBB
• POOR CHOICE FOR VIRGINIANS
• VIRGINIA STANDS ALONE THE AIR WE BREATHE
• GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT A WELL-PAID SACRIFICE
• WEEKS BEFORE VOTE, COLEMAN STILL STRUGGLING TO BE HEARD HE'S FAR BEHIND IN POLLS AND FACES MANY OBSTACLES, BUT THE CANDIDATE REMAINS OPTIMISTIC AS HE CAMPAIGNS MOSTLY BY HIMSELF.
• CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK
• NORTH'S LUCRATIVE CALIFORNIA CONNECTION HE'S AIDED CANDIDATES IN A COUNTY KNOWN FOR CONSERVATIVE POLITICS; THE PAYBACK HAS BEEN HUGE.
• GROUP SEES RACE-BLIND APPROACH AS THE KEY TO DEALING WITH CRIME
• REFORM SHOULD BE ``PART OF A GREATER PLAN.'' WHAT VIRGINIANS THINK: A PANEL REVIEWING ALLEN'S PAROLE INITIATIVE SAYS HEADING OFF CAREER CRIMINALS BEATS REHABILITATION.
• STICK TO ROLES
• VIRGINIA LOTTERY