The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Tuesday, December 20, 1994

• IN PRAISE OF GIRARD COLLEGE
• AMERICANS FAVOR CHOICE
• CONTRACT WITH AMERICA DEFENDED
• THE GOVERNOR AND THE BALLET PAY IF YOU GO
• ENTITLEMENT REFORM A WARNING IGNORED
• CUT WEAPONS, INCREASE READINESS DEFENSE TRADE-OFF
• SOCIAL CONSCIENCE REMOVED
• APPLICATIONS DOWN AT NAVAL ACADEMY; 6 YEARS OF DUTY CITED
• CAPTAIN FACES COURT-MARTIAL IN IRAQ FRIENDLY-FIRE INCIDENT
• AUTO POLLUTION RULES OK'D FOR VIRGINIA, NORTHEAST
• LANGLEY AIRMAN GETS SAUDI CIVICS LESSON
• GOVERNOR MAY LIVE TO REGRET SNUB OF A KEY DEMOCRAT
• SCIENTISTS: DATA PROVES CHEMICALS DEPLETE OZONE
• NORFOLK TCC WOULD BE CUT; SPARKS FLY
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Gov. George F. Allen has recommended a 50 percent cut next year in the state's $500,000 allotment for Thomas Jefferson's home at Poplar Forest in Bedford County. A story Tuesday reported incorrectly that Allen spared Poplar Forest from cuts that affected other historical sites and museums. Correction published , Wednesday, December 21, 1994, p. A2 ***************************************************************** BUDGET CUTTERS PITCH THEIR PLANS STATE: ALLEN WOULD ELIMINATE JOBS, TRIM PROGRAMS
• ALLEN PROPOSES SLASHING STATE ARTS FUNDING
• U.S. PILOTS STRAYED 10 MILES OFF-COURSE
• VIRGINIA LOTTERY
• CORRECTIONS
• SOME READ ``HUMBUG'' INTO WORDLESS CHRISTMAS CARD
• BAN URGED ON CONTROVERSIAL SPINAL SCREWS THE WIDELY USED DEVICES MAY CAUSE MORE HARM THAN GOOD, A CONSUMER GROUP SAYS.
• WHILE SLASHING THE ARTS, GOVERNOR PAYS UP FOR HIS FREEBIE BALLET TICKETS
• FLAWED MICROCHIP TO BE REPLACED FREE