The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Sunday, March 19, 1995

• SEVEN DAYS SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• NO DRINKING WHILE DRIVING, PROM PROMISE ASKS YOUTH HIGH SCHOOLERS WERE URGED TO KEEP THAT BIG DANCE NIGHT SAFE AND TO WIN PRIZES FOR PLEDGES.
• GOING NUTS OVER HEALTH
• GREAT TORTELLINI SAYS: GRAND PRIX RACING WOULD BE THE PITS
• KALEIDOSCOPE `THERE'LL ALWAYS BE AN ENGLAND' - AND AN ENGLISHWOMAN TO REMIND US
• YOUTH IN WHEELCHAIR FENDS FOR HIMSELF JARED CAWLEY SAYS HE RARELY ASKS FOR HELP, UNLESS HE TIPS OVER, WHICH HAS HAPPENED A COUPLE OF TIMES.
• REALTY SALES
• NAACP HONORS FORMER JUSTICE OF VIRGINIA'S SUPREME COURT
• THE HEAT AND COURTHOUSE AWAIT
• FAMOUS RUNNER JIM RYUN CHARMS KIDS THE OLYMPIC MEDALIST VISITED HEARING-IMPAIRED CHILDREN AT A VIRGINIA BEACH SCHOOL.
• ATHLETIC ABILITY GIVES BETTY ENNIS AN EDGE A BAD BACK LIMITS THE AVID PLAYER TO DOUBLES NOW, BUT SHE PLAYS AT A 5.0 LEVEL.
• LAST CHANCE TO OBJECT EVEN AS PREPARATIONS BEGIN, CITIZENS CAN STILL AIR DOUBTS ABOUT AMPHITHEATER AT TWO PUBLIC HEARINGS THIS WEEK.
• FAMILY MEMBERS WHITTLE OUT A NICHE FOR BACK BAY DECOYS
• IN THE JUDGES' LAPS
• FUNDANGO FEST SHOULD INCREASE AWARENESS OF CHILDREN'S ISSUES
• GROUPS COLLABORATE TO HELP HOMELESS VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA AND JUDEO-CHRISTIAN OUTREACH WILL APPLY FOR GRANT.
• `CITIZEN SERVICES GUIDE' IS A `BEST SELLER' FOR CITY THE BROCHURE HAS A LIST OF CITY OFFICIALS, A BRIEF CITY HISTORY AND A LIST OF TOPICS ON BEACH-LINE.
• SEVEN DAYS SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH A PERFECT DAY TO PIG OUT
• A TASTE OF TELEVISION