The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Commentary: Sunday, April 9, 1995

• BOOK OF ANSWERS OFFERS CLUES TO MYSTERIES OF CRIME FICTION
• STUTTERING IN HISTORY: A SOLITARY STRUGGLE
• A CORRESPONDENCE OF EQUALS
• ALSO OF INTEREST
• THE COTTON SOUTH IN APRIL
• THE MORSE CODE: COAST GUARD SIGNS OFF
• COUPONS ENCOURAGE SMOKING
• LESSONS ABOUT LIFE FROM DAD
• TEACHERS, NOT THE NEA, CRITICIZED STANDARDS
• HEALTH HELP AVAILABLE FOR THE POOR
• PRAISE FOR BEYER
• DOWNSIZING CREATES WINNERS AS WELL AS LOSERS: NEWPORT NEWS MAY WIN
• SAVE, DON'T SPEND
• FORECAST FOR '96: POLITICAL ANALYST BOB BECKEL OFFERS SOME SCENARIOS FOR NEXT YEAR'S ELECTIONS
• UNION SYMPATHIZER'S ESPIONAGE SAVED NATION'S OLDEST DRY DOCK
• Q&A: DR. DAVID SATCHER, DIRECTOR OF THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION, DISCUSSES THE RISE OF "EMERGING INFECTIONS" THAT HAVE MADE HEADLINES RECENTLY.
• SINK YOUR TEETH IN THIS COMPLAINT