May 1, 1995

Prominent entrepreneur mourned after he is killed outside his business.
• 9,000 teens in danger of losing summer jobs if feds cut employment program.
• The Boy Scouts offer haven from the streets for a group of children and teens at a homeless center. With photo.
• Bronx Profile: Composer puts together ode to the Bronx. With photo.
• Where borough hills are too steep for streets, pedestrians rely on step-streets. With photo.
• MTA subway construction at the Hub spells bad news for newsstand operators here. With photo.
• School lunch debate back on agenda now that Congress is back in session.
• Giuliani strikes several local construction projects, adds $400M in additional cuts.
• Opening Day at the Stadium brings out the crowds. With photo essay.
• Air support for Yankee Stadium police patrol?
• Papal order takes a while to seep through to Catholics here.
• The rats are back in town as the summer nears.
• Kids turn the streets into playgrounds to make up for lack of green space. With photo.
• Soundview residents want group home closed after suspicious blaze claims three.
• Five determined mothers are fighting, kvetching, and cajoling to make Hunts Point a better place. With photo.
• For a change of scenery, this Hunts Point stage supplier has just what you need. With photo.
• Vietnam still brings shudders twenty years after the fact.
• High school chess champs kings of the state.
• Fish dealers may be Bronx-bound as they respond to Mayor's crackdown.