The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, April 7, 1996

• HOW AN ARTIST'S WORK IS RUINED
• LONELINESS LURKED BEHIND BIERCE'S BARBED WIT
• WORDS ON PICTURES IN THE COMPANION TO THE CHRYSLER MUSEUM EXHIBIT, PHOTOGRAPHERS TELL THE STORIES - TRUE AND FALSE - BEHIND THEIR WORK.
• THE GREEN MILE PART ONE THE TWO DEAD GIRLS
• POLITICAL THRILLER FEEDS ON BRITISH ELDER'S VENOM
• ``OFF THE RAIL'' AND INTO THE HIDDEN WORLD OF POOL
• CHRISTIAN FESTIVAL CELEBRATES SELFLESS LOVE THE EASTER MESSAGE
• CONGRESS AND CLINTON LOOK TO NOVEMBER POTOMAC POSTURING
• OLD DOMINION POLITICS IS IN NEED OF REFORM
• GET WITH IT
• GOOD NEWS!
• YOUNG PEOPLE WHO DO GOOD
• ENOUGH ABOUT KIDS
• ARNYCE ANDERS' RECORD
• PEROT SOUNDED ALARM, THEN SANK INTO SILENCE
• REMEMBERING A GENIAL MAN'S QUIET ODYSSEY
• THE FIRST INSTALLMENT OF STEPHEN KING'S SERIALIZED NOVEL READS LIKE MOST OF THE HORROR WRITER'S WORK.
• WRITING NEW RULES CITIZENS TO MEET TO DECIDE WHAT THEY EXPECT OF CANDIDATES.
• WHEN THE TACTICS GET DIRTY, CITIZENS ASK ``WHY BOTHER?'' THE ISSUE: NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNS ARE DRIVING VOTERS AWAY FROM THE POLLS. WHAT CAN WE DO TO TAKE CONTROL?
• REPORT TO READERS TWO MAJOR STORIES BUT ONLY ONE BANNER
• CHRISTIAN RIGHT BLESSES GILMORE'S CANDIDACY
• BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER GETS CANDIDATES' ATTENTION