The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, November 11, 1994

• SUSAN SMITH SHOULD PAY DEARLY; UNFIT PARENTS SHOULD TAKE HEED
• TOLLBOOTH TRIVIA: TAKE A PEEK BEHIND THE SCENES OF 44 PLAZA
• REALTY SALES
• HONORS AND AWARDS
• PRINCESS STILL SPRY AT 102, IN HORSE YEARS THIS GENTLE APPALOOSA PATIENTLY CARRIES EQUI-KIDS FOR THERAPEUTIC RIDES.
• ANOTHER ERA'S PLAGUE AT CENTER STAGE
• NEED A GOOD BOOK? 100,000 TITLES HERE BARNES & NOBLE HAS OPENED ITS HUGE BOOKSTORE ON VIRGINIA BEACH BOULEVARD.
• WHEELCHAIR KIDS LIKE TO COMPETE ``TODAY FELT VERY FAST,'' ONE GIRL SAID OF HER RACING EFFORTS.
• OFFICIALS AGREE TO THE CREATION OF NATION'S FIRST WETLANDS BANK THE SYSTEM IS DESIGNED TO HELP PUBLIC PROJECTS, NOT THOSE THAT SOLELY AID PRIVATE DEVELOPERS.
• CHURCHES OFFER WINTER SHELTER TO HOMELESS DURING THE WARM MONTHS MANY OF THEM SLEEP IN THE WOODS NEAR THE OCEANFRONT.
• POLL FINDS MOST IN FAVOR OF AN AMPHITHEATER
• CENTERS OF ATTENTION FROM SENIORS TO TODDLERS, THE CITY'S SIX RECREATION FACILITIES TEND TO REFLECT THE NEIGHBORHOODS THEY ARE IN.
• IN THE NEW(T) CONGRESS WITHOUT CLOUT
• NORTH WINS IN BEACH, BUT LOSES THE RACE
• KINGS' MARITAL REIGN HAS LASTED 70 HAPPY YEARS
• PANEL HELPS THE PUBLIC UNDERSTAND POST OFFICE THE CUSTOMER ADVISORY COUNCIL IS A LIAISON BETWEEN POSTAL EMPLOYEES AND THE COMMUNITY.
• MISS VIRGINIA VISITS HER OLD SCHOOL CULLEN JOHNSON ENCOURAGES THE CHILDREN AT TRANTWOOD ELEMENTARY.
• METAL DETECTORS COMMON AT STADIUMS NOW
• HISTORIC HOUSES ARE PLANNING FOR TROLLEY TOURS OVER HOLIDAYS