The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, February 15, 1996

• TREAT THE CAUSES OF JUVENILE VIOLENCE
• DOLE MISLEADS AMERICA
• SELLING REGIONAL COOPERATION TO VIRGINIA BEACH TOUGH QUESTIONS RAISED
• TEACHING HOSPITALS SEEK GREATER AUTONOMY A VOTE FOR A HEALTHY FUTURE
• IN DEFENSE OF CIRCUSES
• STATE POLICE SHOULD SET BETTER EXAMPLE
• FLAT TAX WINS
• DALTON BLAMES SENATE FOR BLOCKING STUMPF
• WORKING HARD, WORKING POOR A MAJOR PREMISE OF WELFARE REFORM IS THAT GETTING PEOPLE TO WORK WILL GET THEM OFF WELFARE. WHAT ISN'T OFTEN DISCUSSED IS THAT THERE ARE SO MANY LOW-PAYING JOBS THAT MANY PEOPLE WORK FULL TIME OR MORE AND STILL NEED PUBLIC ASSISTANCE.
• DESPITE STEREOTYPES, WELFARE PROVIDES AID IN A VARIETY OF WAYS
• A FAMILY'S MOVE: TO HAMPTON ROADS, TO PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• TRIGON ASSEMBLY DEAL MAY LAY AN EGG - NOT GOLD LAWMAKERS - LOOKING FOR $55 MILLION MORE - COULD SOUR GILMORE-BROKERED PACT.
• ALLEN ENDORSES DOLE, PRAISES SENATOR FOR RIGHT-WING LEADERSHIP
• CORRECTION
• 1, 2, 3 . . . 4 SWEETHEARTS BORN ON VALENTINE'S MORN