The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, October 8, 1996

• FEMALE SAILORS, TOO
• DANGERS OF THE WOMB
• FITTING DAY FOR ECLIPSE
• THE TRAGEDY OF PARTIAL-BIRTH ABORTIONS
• HARASSMENT LAWS AN EMBARRASSMENT
• L. DOUGLAS WILDER PERFORMING ARTS CENTER WILSON'S LEGACY
• BOB DOLE IS NO FILM CRITIC
• TIME RUNNING OUT FOR DOLE TO MAKE A CASE A MISSED OPPORTUNITY
• ON SHUNNING ``SHONE''
• NAVY CANCELS FLEET WEEK'S MAIN EVENT NEARLY 1,200 "SAILORS FOR A DAY" HAD TO STAY ASHORE.
• CHESAPEAKE MOURNS LOSS OF POLICE CHIEF
• NOT EXACTLY A PIZZA FUN A FISHING TRIP FOR TWO NORFOLK TEENS BECAME A NINE-HOUR ORDEAL WHEN WINDS AND CURRENTS PUSHED THEM FAR OFF THEIR INTENDED COURSE.
• GREAT DEBATE LEFT EACH CONTENDER NO WORSE OFF THAN HE WAS BEFORE
• JOSEPHINE BLOWS INTO GULF COAST WORST EFFECTS HERE EXPECTED LATE TODAY FLORIDA BRACES FOR ANOTHER ROUND OF WIND AND FLOODING
• COURT DECLINES TO RULE IN CASE OF REINSTATED LESBIAN COLONEL
• VIRGINIA SHOULD PROVIDE THE RETARDED WITH ACCESS TO JUSTICE
• RARE STRAINS OF AIDS TURNING UP IN THE U.S.
• AREA CITIZENS SOUND OFF ON THE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
• AS NAVY PULLS OUT, KEY PIECES STILL MISSING FROM FLIGHT 800
• STYMIED SUPREME COURT SHIELDS SOME JUDGES FROM FEDERAL TAXES