The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Sunday, November 20, 1994

• SEVEN DAYS SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• VIRGINIA BEACH'S GOOD TASTE CERTAINLY MANAGES TO TASTE GOOD
• PATH TO ROAD FUNDS MIRED WITH RED TAPE
• TOUGH STANCE URGED ON GUNS AT SCHOOLS CITIZENS EXPRESS THEIR VIEWS AT COUNCILWOMAN STRAYHORN'S FOURTH TOWN MEETING.
• 17 HOMELESS CAMPERS ROUTED FROM WOODS ON 24TH STREET
• NEW HORIZONS
• CLUB SAYS `THANK YOU' TO HARD-WORKING CHEF EDWARD R. HUSELTON JR. DIED UNEXPECTEDLY NOV. 5 DUE TO COMPLICATIONS FROM A GENETIC DISEASE.
• FOOTRACE AT REGENT BENEFITS NEEDY STUDENTS
• 3,000 TEENAGERS START SMOKING EVERY DAY, MOST OF THEM GIRLS SEVERAL YOUNGSTERS SAID THEIR PARENTS BUY CIGARETTES FOR THEM.
• COMPUTER GAME CHALLENGES STUDENTS INTERACTIVE PROGRAMS FOSTER LEARNING WITHIN THE PARAMETERS OF THE MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS' SCIENCE CLASS CURRICULUM.
• IT ALL STARTED WITH. . . MOM 'N' THE BOYS
• LARKSPUR/SALEM, WOODSTOCK SPLIT TITLES
• REALTY SALES
• SOCIAL SERVICES LIVING WITH DECISIONS