The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, January 3, 1997

• NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY'S NEXT PRESIDENT AIMING HIGH
• CAMPAIGNING TOO MUCH, GOVERNING TOO LITTLE IS U.S. TOO DEMOCRATIC
• NORTHAMPTON HIGH STUDENTS DEBATE THE RIGHT TO SEARCH
• KEEP TOBACCO FROM KIDS
• WATER-RAIL LINK MAKES SENSE
• "EBONICS" IN THE PILOT
• PROTECTING RIGHTS
• DEPTH OF RACIAL INSANITY
• VIRGINIA CASE TESTS THE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT
• EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER: A MODEL FOR HELPING DISADVANTAGED KIDS
• FLORIDA'S SICKLE CELL DEATHS DOUBLE U.S. RATE VIRGINIA'S DEATH RATE FROM THE DISEASE IS AMONG THE LOWEST IN COUNTRY, STUDY SAYS.
• 6 DIE IN CRASHES OF 2 SMALL PLANES HEAVY FOG MAY HAVE BEEN FACTOR IN EDENTON, CRASH KNOCKS OUT POWER.
• 1996 SAW FEWER MURDERS IN NATION'S BIGGEST CITIES LOCALLY, ONLY PORTSMOUTH FOLLOWS THE TREND.
• HERE, WEEKEND WILL BRING A SPRING TO YOUR STEP
• CORRECTIONS