The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, September 17, 1995

• FIRE PROMPTS CREATIVE THINKING
• PROVEN PREDICTOR AGAIN PICKS COX BOYS BAYSIDE COACH SAYS GIRLS CONTENDERS WILL BE HIS TEAM AND KEMPSVILLE.
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• BEACH TEACHERS HEARD AROUND THE WORLD JUANITA FELTON AND PAT BERNICK PRESENTED PROGRAMS IN HONG KONG AND BEIJING.
• SHOW BRINGS SHAR-PEIS, LODGERS AND TOURIST DOLLARS TO THE BEACH THE SIX-DAY EVENT IS ONE OF MANY NATIONAL DOG SHOWS THAT THE CITY'S CONVENTION CENTER HAS ATTRACTED.
• RED INK ON SCHOOLS' LEDGER LEAVES MANY WITH RED FACES
• REGARDING THE SCHOOLS': DEFICIT: BE IT RESOLVED BY CITY COUNCIL
• DISBANDED REC CENTER GIVES ITS MONEY AWAY THE ARAGONA FACILITY'S LEGACY IS IN SCHOLARSHIPS AND DONATIONS TO CHARITIES.
• CHRISTIAN BALLET TROUPE TO PERFORM AT LOCAL CHURCH
• SERVICE FIT FOR A KING
• PAST COURT MEMBERS SOUGHT AS NEW BLOOD FOR VOLUNTEERS
• SURFMAN'S STORYTELLING DAUGHTER, A COLORFUL LADY, HAS DIED AT 93
• REALTY SALES
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• EDITORIAL PAGE: WHEN SCHOOL BUDGET NUMBERS DON'T ADD UP
• CONGRESSIONAL FUNDING QUESTION FAILS TO DELAY HURRICANE PROJECT ALTHOUGH ITS FATE LIES WITH BUDGET BILL ACTION, THE PLAN IS GOING TO BID IN SPRING, ARCHITECT SAYS.
• HEAR THAT WHISTLE BLOW