The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, January 27, 1995

• STUDENTS FIND `TECHNIQUE' CAN EASE PAIN JOSEPH LEE TEACHES THE ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE, WHICH IS SIMILAR TO MASSAGE THERAPY, CHIROPRACTIC CARE AND EXERCISE.
• `SHIRLEY' IS A REAL VALENTINE FOR LITTLE THEATRE AUDIENCES
• MICROBES HANDY TO HAVE TO EAT OIL WASTES A VIRGINIA BEACH COMPANY HAS WON THE FRANCHISE RIGHTS TO A PRODUCT THAT HELPS CLEAN THE ENVIRONMENT.
• HIGH-FLYING LESSON
• REALTY SALES
• HONORS AND AWARDS
• READY OR NOT, HERE COMES THE CAR PHONE THAT I DON'T WANT
• IN NAVY AND OUT, HE'S A CHIEF - OF RESCUE SQUAD THIS TIME AFTER RETIRING, BILL LAWS SWITCHED HATS TO LEAD THE VOLUNTEERS IN THE DAVIS CORNER UNIT.
• INDIAN RIVER'S HUGE ROAD JOB IS NOW FINISHED, AT LONG LAST
• WHAT THE MAYOR SAID ABOUT COMMUNITY SERVICES
• JIMMY P HAS RETURNED WITH PIZZA AND MORE LONGTIME RESTAURATEUR PAPADOPOULOS IS BACK IN HIS KITCHEN AFTER A 7-YEAR HIATUS.
• IN THE HEART OF KEMPSVILLE SITS A DIAMOND IN THE ORUGH, A CLUB WHERE BRIDGE PLAYERS ARE COMING OUT IN SPADES: BRIDGE CENTER OF SOUTH TIDEWATER PRIVATELY OWNED FACILITY SERVES HUNDREDS OF CARD ENTHUSIASTS - DAY AND NIGHT.
• SOPHOMORE SEES HIS MAT GOALS BETTER JASON BOSWELL HAS A ``BURNING DESIRE TO IMPROVE AND LEARN,'' HIS COACH AT KELLAM SAYS.
• OUTCOME OF COX-TALLWOOD BATTLE PROBABLY A TOSSUP
• FOOD GIVEAWAYS ENDING DUE TO FEDERAL CUTBACKS ``IT'S LIKE THE SAFETY NET'S BEING REMOVED'' FOR POOR PEOPLE, A SUPERVISOR SAID.
• THE AMPHITHEATER CLEARS A HURDLE A PROFITABLE PROJECT