April 10, 1995

• Tainted landfill set to be cleaned up after getting state order, owners say. With photo.
• Temporary housing for the homeless sometimes more than temporary and less than housing. With photo.
• Proposed Community District swap fomenting anger between neighborhoods.
• Bronx Profile: Richard Mugler, an engineer whose Bronx ties span generations. With photo.
• Blind Beggar Press provides a poetry outlet for black and Latino writers. With photo.
• Dems rocking the boat over the latest round of budget cuts, not jumping off it. With photo.
• Police brutality indictments may come soon, sources indicate. With photo.
• Boro News Briefs: Transit police merger; host families needed for visiting French students.
• A mosaic of changing faces: The Bronx approaches 2000.
• Prayer is sole function of nuns in contemplative monastery in Hunts Point. With photo.
• Adults squabble while children suffer in Morrisania's PS 64.
• Good news! NYC a leader in combatting tuberculosis, experts say. With photo.
• Dough-givers selected to distribute empowerment zone funds.
• Alcoholics cut off from boro treatment center because of budget cuts.
• "Losing Isaiah" star and boro local Marc John Jeffries keeps a level head as fame grows. With photo.
• Tunnel of doom giving Mount Hope kids problems as they walk to school.

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  The Bronx Beat, April 10, 1995