The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 16, 1995

• THE FUN NEVER ENDS THE BEACON TAKES A TWO-PART LOOK AT WAYS TO ENTERTAIN YOURSELF IN VIRGINIA BEACH. TODAY'S STORIES OFFER FUN FOR THE BRAVE AT HEART. ON WEDNESDAY TAKE A RIDE ON THE MILD SIDE, WHEN WE EXPLORE ACTIVITIES FOR THE LESS DARING.
• SEVEN DAYS SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• BE IT TAXES OR ILLNESS, LOU PACE FIGHTS THE GOOD FIGHT
• RYAN MARKS CAPTURES JUNIOR GOLF TITLE HIS TWO-OVER-PAR SCORE OF 146 TOPPED HIS CLOSEST COMPETITOR BY SEVEN STROKES.
• RARELY SEEN TINY CHIMNEY SWIFTS HANG ON TIGHT WITH SHARP CLAWS
• 12 BEACH STUDENTS TO ATTEND COLLEGE AT NATION'S ACADEMIES
• BIRTHS
• REALTY SALES
• YMCA VANDALS STILL ON THE LOOSE
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• BACKERS STILL SOUGHT FOR BEACH GRAND PRIX $300,000 FROM THE CITY AND ABOUT $1.5 MILLION IN PRIVATE INVESTMENT WOULD START UP THE PROJECT.
• BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL WILL BENEFIT THE FOODBANK
• EDITORIAL PAGE/KALEIDOSCOPE: THE GASTON PIPELINE