The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, June 3, 1995

• ALLEN MOVES TO AVOID CONFLICTS OF INTEREST NEW ETHICS LAWS NEEDED
• THE RIGHT TO DIE
• BURCH NEEDS EDUCATION ABOUT ANIMALS
• EXPLORE DESALINATION
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY SAVED CIT
• KEY TO WELFARE IS FEWER POOR CHILDREN
• NOT ALL GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS DESERVE TO BE CUT CDC IS UNDERFUNDED
• PARDON WALKER?
• APPALLED AT TAX HIKE
• SAVING NATURE'S STRAYS ARE A CHEEP THRILL
• MISSILE THAT DOWNED JET A POTENT WEAPON IT GIVES PILOTS LITTLE WARNING AND IS HARD TO EVADE.
• BOY, 16, GUILTY OF KILLING 4 IN FAMILY VIRGINIA'S YOUNGEST MASS MURDERER NOW COULD FACE THE DEATH PENALTY.
• WARNER, ROBB WARN AGAINST ESCALATION IN BOSNIA
• AIDS CASES SOAR AMONG BLACK AND HISPANIC GAY MEN
• SHY OF FORMAL ENDORSEMENT, WARNER HELPING CANDIDATE DOLE
• MARINES WOULD STORM ASHORE IN 6 HOURS, IF CLINTON ORDERED THEY HAVE ``SOME CAPABILITY'' TO RESCUE CAPTIVE U.N. TROOPS.
• CORRECTION
• SERBS MAY HOLD DOWNED PILOT 120 U.N. HOSTAGES FREED; MORE HELD