The Bronx Beat 2/20/95

• Proposed budget cuts raise fears among borough officials.
• Who's affected by the cuts? A complete roundup.
• Look both ways: Crosswalks on Grand Concourse still dangerous.
• Community groups battle over future of railyard slated for revitalization.
• Bronx Profile: Jacob Goldwasser, longtime hardware maven.
• Finding friendly faces tough for new Honduran immigrants.
• Drugs and car-stripping just a couple of the things making life rough for cops in the 46th.
• Colin Powell helps keep recruiting business brisk for Army in Fordham.
• Bronx District Attorney Johnson not distracted by publicity around brutality investigations.
• Fudge factory brings sweet smell of success to Port Morris.
• Native birds: feathered, but hardly fine.
• Plan to give working families public housing preference over welfare families met with resident support.
• Unlocked security doors in housing project causing headaches for residents, city.
• AIDS counselors give more than just advice in Mott Haven office.
• Rangers bringing hockey to borough youth centers.
• Girl flying high on boys gymnastics team in Melrose.
• Malcolm X remembered by local high schoolers on 30th anniversary of his death.