The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Sunday, April 16, 1995

• EDITORIAL PAGE: THE SCHOOL BUDGET DEBATE- VIRGINIA BEACH
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• REAL ELVIS CAN COLLECT $1 MILLION AT BEACH
• 3 PUBLIC HEARINGS SET ON CITY BUDGETS
• PLANNERS OK REVISED LANDSCAPE ORDINANCE COUNCIL MUST STILL APPROVE THE AMENDMENTS AND HOW THEY WILL BE ENFORCED.
• USE PERMITS FOR LIQUOR SALES NOW REQUIRED FOR RESORT BARS THE MOVE BY THE CITY COUNCIL IS TO LIMIT LATE-NIGHT LAWLESSNESS AT THE OCEANFRONT.
• STUDENTS EXCEL IN COMPUTER CONTEST THOROUGHGOOD ELEMENTARY'S TEAMS WON TWO FIRST PLACES AND ONE THIRD PLACE.
• COX, TALLWOOD TOP CONTENDERS FOR TITLE SHIFTING BOUNDARIES AND THE ADDITION OF NEW SCHOOLS HAS KEPT TEAM ROSTERS IN CONSTANT FLUX.
• CONCERT IS PRELUDE TO ``SISTER CITY'' PACT THIRTY-FIVE MUSICIANS AND DANCERS FROM SAN JOSE WILL CONDUCT AN ARTISTIC TOUR OF COSTA RICA.
• OSPREY NESTING ON POWER POLE GIVEN A NEW, SAFER PLACE TO LIVE
• SINGER GIVES CREDIT TO GOD FOR CHANGING HER TUNE, HER LIFE MARGARET REDDICK ENJOYS SHARING THE GOSPEL WITH CHURCHGOERS AND PRISON INMATES ALIKE.
• REALTY SALES
• THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BEACH
• RESEARCHER'S ADVICE: UPGRADE TOURIST LURES BEACH NEEDS TO BACK NEW TUNNELS, KEEP BEAUTIFYING RESORT AND INCREASE ADVERTISING FUNDS.
• TREE OF LIFE SPECIAL 900 NEEDY SHOPPERS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF CHRISTIAN GROUP'S ULTIMATE SALE - A DAY WHEN EVERYTHING IS FREE.
• CRIME REPORT