The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, May 5, 1995

• FOURTH-GRADER SAVES CLASSMATE WITH MOVE LEARNED FROM TV SHOW RAFIEL BYNUM USED THE HEIMLICH MANEUVER ON A BOY WHO WAS CHOKING ON A PIECE OF CANDY.
• KEMPSVILLE STUDENTS GARNER MUSIC PRIZES IN FLORIDA
• 300 COMPETITORS EXPECTED TO BE IN PRE-HATTERAS EVENT
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• LONG ARM OF THE LAW MAY GROW LONGER WITH THE USE OF CAMERAS
• PROPOSED REVISIONS IN SOCIAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGE ARTS CURRICULA RESTORE ACADEMIC RIGOR TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
• CLUB MEMBERS EARN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS MANY QUALIFIED FOR JUNIOR NATIONALS, WHERE ONLY 1 PERCENT OF 200,000 SWIMMERS MADE THE CUT.
• BULLETIN BOARD
• COUNCIL AGREES TO RESTORE SOME FUNDS PREVIOUSLY CUT
• STUDENTS MIX FUN WITH STUDY AT SCIENCE FESTIVAL
• STATION 10: MODEL TRAIN-LOVING FIREFIGHTERS ALSO TRAINED TO SERVE
• REAL ESTATE AGENTS BOWLED OVER CANCER
• ANOTHER OLDS ACHIEVING SOME SUCCESS NEDRA OLDS NEAL, A RECORD PRODUCER, HAS BEEN NOMINATED FOR A GRAMMY.
• BOARD AND BUDGET
• CELEBRATE CELEBRATE BEACH FESTIVAL SEASON KICKS OFF TODAY AND RUNS INTO NOVEMBER
• REALTY SALES
• FAUCETTE DELAYS BUDGET-BALANCING REPORT
• SOME TEENS HOLD JOBS TO HELP OUT AT HOME