The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Tuesday, January 14, 1997

• TAXPAYERS FOOT BILL FOR PREVENTABLE ROBBERIES NEEDLESSLY VULNERABLE
• STATE MUST MEET MENTAL-HEALTH NEEDS
• NOT ENOUGH HOCKEY FANS
• ARENA? ASK THE PEOPLE
• SCHOOL-SEARCH SYSTEM IS UNFAIR
• SAILORONICS NOT THE ANSWER, EITHER
• WHEELCHAIR SHOPPING
• RED-TAILS BECOME HAWKISH ON FREEWAYS
• ``A TRAIL OF TWO CITIES'' TOURISTS SHOULD LOVE IT
• WITH ARENA DEAL IN HAND, UNDERDOG SHINN MAY HAVE AN ADVANTAGE
• DOWNTOWN NORFOLK TO GET HOMES, SHOPS $22 MILLION COLLEGE PLACE SQUARE WILL OCCUPY 4 BLOCKS NEAR GRANBY STREET.
• WOULD HAMPTON ROADS HELP THE NHL BROADEN ITS NATIONAL ``FOOTPRINT''?
• GOOD DUCKING DAYS MEAN BAD WEATHER BOATING CAN BE RISKY ON THE COLD, CLOUDY DAYS WHEN HUNTING IS BEST.
• RHINOS GROUP RUMBLES INTO THE SPOTLIGHT IN NEW YORK AFTER A LING DAY OF NERVOUS PRACTICE, OPTIMISM PREVAILS.
• ALLEN'S PLAN TAKES FUNDS FROM TAGS FOR HIS BAY PLAN FINE-PRINT PROPOSAL SURPRISES SOME LAWMAKERS, WHO VOW TO TRY TO BLOCK IT.
• ``I KNEW I HAD TO LIVE.'' SHEER WILL AND A MESSAGE TO DELIVER KEPT A HUNTER ALIVE AS HIS COMPANIONS DIED AROUND HIM.
• GULF WAR RESEARCH PUTS FOCUS ON CHEMICAL INTERACTION
• TRIATHLETE ASTRONAUT WILL GIVE TREADMILL A WORKOUT
• AT LAST, BLACKS HONORED FOR WWII VALOR
• CLARIFICATION
• FDA WANTS TO PULL SELDANE ALLERGY DRUG OFF MARKET