The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Saturday, February 25, 1995

• NAME THAT STICKS IS SOON FORGOTTEN
• RECYCLING IS WORKING WELL IN AREA
• SHIP DESERVES BETTER
• DO CHILDREN OWE PARENTS NOTHING?
• ELDERLY AREN'T STEALING FROM KIDS
• VINCENT STILL WON'T STEP DOWN: BOARD SHOULD BOOT HIM
• FOUR NORFOLK-BASED SHIPS PARTICIPATE IN SUCCESSFUL TEST OF TRACKING SYSTEM
• YESTERYEAR FADES INTO HISTORY: TEARS ON MENU AS DINER CLOSES
• PLAN TO REPLACE FOOD STAMPS FAILS A PROVISION OF THE GOP ``CONTRACT'' DIES.
• AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PUT ON TABLE CLINTON HINTED HE MAY DROP SOME PROGRAMS AFTER A REVIEW.
• DIRECT FROM RICHMOND, IT'S CHIP AND JAY
• NEW METHOD MIGHT CHANGE REPRODUCTION THE JONES INSTITUTE HOPES TO PERFECT THE WORK OF CHICAGO SCIENTISTS WHO USED IMMATURE EGGS FOR IN VITRO FERTILIZATION.
• WELFARE REFORM "COMPROMISE" NEAR THE GOVERNOR APPEARS TO HAVE WON ON MOST POINTS IN THE COMPROMISE; LAWMAKERS SCHEDULED TO VOTE TODAY
• CORRECTIONS
• SCIENTISTS SAY RACES AREN'T GENETICALLY DIFFERENT: WE'RE MAINLY ALIKE