The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, November 14, 1995

• GLIMPSES OF HOME: KIDS ARE GROWING CRISES ARISE AND HIS WIFE IS ALONE.
• INFORMATION OFFICERS WIN STATE RECOGNITION
• A MESSAGE FOR THE SENDER, AND THE MESSENGER A FAULTY STRATEGY
• TICK DANGER AT LAKE
• NO ENDORSEMENT OF PILOT
• JUST SAY NO! - TO TOBACCO
• DEFAULT SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN PUT ON THE TABLE
• VIRGINIA'S MODEL FOR COMMUNITY-BASED SOLUTIONS TO REAL PROBLEMS
• KILLER 17
• IN SUPPORT OF MR. LUTER
• SHUTDOWN MAKES LIFE UNCERTAIN FOR FEDERAL WORKERS AT LANGLEY
• FATHER FINDS WAY TO FIGHT BACK AFTER DAUGHTER'S DEATH DONATIONS IN MEMORY OF AMBER ZAJAC
• A SENATOR'S LAMENT: ``WE'RE ALL LOSERS'' THERE WAS DESPAIR ON ALL SIDES AS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PREPARED TO SHUT DOWN.
• HIGH COURT TO DECIDE IF SMUT LAW FOR TV VIOLATES FREE-SPEECH RIGHTS
• HATE CRIMES DOWN IN 1994; WITH MURDERS ALSO DECLINING
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** About 57,600 federal employees work in Hampton Roads. Information provided Tuesday with a story on the federal budget talks was based only on the number of civilian employees employed by the Navy. Correction published Wednesday, November 15, 1995 on page A2. ***************************************************************** WHO'D GO HOME IN HAMPTON ROADS