The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Front: Monday, August 25, 1997

• FOCUS: FIVE YEARS AFTER ANDREW ON AUG. 24, 1992, HURRICANE ANDREW SLAMMED INTO SOUTH FLORIDA. TODAY THE HORRORS OF THE HURRICANE MAY HAVE FADED, BUT MANY OF THOSE WHO LIVED THROUGH IT CANNOT COMPLETELY BURY THE MEMORIES OF THE STORM.
• CORRECTIONS
• HIGH-TECH HOPES, LOW-TECH SCHOOLS VIRGINIA'S STANDARDS OF LEARNING REQUIRE A PROFICIENCY IN THE USE OFCOMPUTERS. BUT MANY SCHOOLS IN HAMPTON ROADS ARE UNDERFUNDED AND ILL-EQUIPPED TO BUY OR INSTALL THEM.
• A WHOLE LOTTO MONEY THE JACKPOT CLIMBS TO ABOUT $25 MILLION FOR WEDNESDAY'S DRAWING.
• COLONIAL DOWNS HEADS TO HOME STRETCH
• WARNER DOGGEDLY PURSUES DIVISIVE ELECTION INQUIRY
• NEW REPORT POINTS TO UNDER-REPORTING OF DOMESTIC ABUSE
• THREAT TO AMERICANS CONTINUES, EMBASSY ADVISORY INDICATES