The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Tuesday, January 17, 1995

• WHALES ARE BACK NATURE COMES CALLING
• U.VA. SHOULD FUND WIDE AWAKE
• THE LAST CRABS
• STATE WOULD GAIN FROM RIVERBOAT CASINOS
• WHAT JESUS WOULD SAY
• BALANCING THE BUDGET AT STATE EXPENSE PAIN MAY TRICKLE DOWN
• DON'T COUNT ON FALSE CAPE ACCESS
• BEST TO BELT ONE DOWN BEFORE TAKING A TRIP
• SEX: LOOKING FOR THE BEST WAY TO TEACH THE NEXT GENERATION
• THE SUBJECT IS SEX
• A TEEN'S TRIUMPH EIGHT YEARS AGO, DANIEL DIEHL'S FAMILY FELL APART, HIS PARENTS ON TRIAL FOR THE BEATING DEATH OF HIS ADOPTIVE BROTHER. TODAY, HE IS A VICTOR. DIEHL SOARS TO APPOINTMENT AT THE AIR FORCE ACADEMY
• STROKE DEATHS RISING AGAIN, STUDY SHOWS
• SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO HALT EXECUTION OF RETARDED KILLER
• GAO WARNS OF LEAKING WEAPONS ARMY MUST PLAN FOR DISPOSAL OF CHEMICAL WARHEADS, A REPORT SAYS.
• PANEL FAVORS SECOND CHANCE FOR U.S. RETIREES BILL WOULD ALLOW AN EXTENSION TO FILE A CLAIM WITH STATE.
• VIRGINIA LOTTERY
• CORRECTIONS
• NEW DRUG OK'D TO TREAT ALCOHOLISM THE FIRST IN 47 YEARS, IT'S BEING HAILED AS THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA.