The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Daily Break: Wednesday, April 26, 1995

• RECOGNIZING THE PROSE OF A WITTY KING
• COLE IS OUT AND TURRENTINE IN AT HAMPTON FEST
• ``CULTURE OF DEATH ROW'' REVEALS A SYSTEM IN CHAOS
• DOVE AWARDS CALL ATTENTION TO CHRISTIAN MUSIC'S IMPACT
• THE G-MAN'S DAUGHTER LIDDY'S GIRL IS ALREADY MAKING WAVES IN THE STATE'S POLITICAL WATERS AS SHE PREPARES TO TAKE THE PLUNGE AS A CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
• RESCUER RECALLS HORROR OF THE HOLOCAUST IRENE GUT OPDYKE WAS ONLY 18 WHEN SHE WITNESSED NAZI BARBARISM IN THE STREETS OF POLAND AND DECIDED TO ACT. NOW, 53 YEARS LATER, SHE TELLS HER STORY IN NEWPORT NEWS.
• PUNKERS FROM THE BEACH GET ALBUM DEAL
• STORY TO VIETNAM ``LOSERS'' FINDING SALVATION IS WINNER