The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, November 2, 1996

• ISSUES TO REMEMBER WHEN VOTING
• MALIGNING PIT BULLS
• WISCONSIN IS WORTH $90 MILLION COST OF REACTIVATING IT
• FILTHY POOR HALL OF FAME
• AN ``EXTREME'' SUCCESS
• PENSION AND JOB SATISFACTION, NOT RAISES, WERE COMPENSATION
• CLINTON SHOULD MAKE CAMPAIGN REFORM HIS ISSUE LIKE NIXON TO CHINA
• TUNES FOR DOLE MAN
• GIVE CLINTON CREDIT
• 1996 PILOT ENDORSEMENTS JOHN WARNER FOR SENATE
• A MIRACLE! SON TURNS FROM DEVIL TO ANGEL
• INQUIRY FINDS MORE QUESTIONS, FEW CLUES, IN BOORDA'S SUICIDE AN OFFICIAL REPORT SAYS THE NAVY CHIEF SEEMED FINE ON THE MORNING OF MAY 16.
• MAJOR-LEAGUE HOCKEY TEAM WOULD PUT AREA ``ON THE MAP,'' SAYS EX-ADMIRALS OWNER. NHL BID LEAVES LOCAL LEADERS CAUTIOUSLY HOPEFUL
• JURORS REQUEST CLEMENCY FOR DEATH ROW INMATE
• SUPREME COURT TO LOOK AT ASBESTOS CASES FOR 1ST TIME COURT ACCEPTS TWO CASES THAT WILL SET PRECEDENT FOR THE MANY EXPOSURE SUITS.
• CIA: AGENCY HAS NOTHING TO HIDE ON GULF WAR CHEMICAL EXPOSURE
• BISHOP SAYS DEATH-ROW INMATES DENIED RELIGIOUS SERVICES, NEEDS
• AUTOMAKERS WARN THAT AIR BAGS CAN KILL, INJURE CHILDREN
• HIDE THE SILVERWARE
• LAST DEBATE GIVES MARK WARNER A LIFT
• AREA GETS A SHOT AT NHL TEAM. OWNER'S BID IS FIRST STEP TO BIG LEAGUES SINCE '76
• CORRECTIONS