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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON OCTOBER 07, 1990
NEWS
Working For Peanuts
Unable To Find Perfect Boat, Engineer Built It Himself Tripp 36's Design Is As Flawless As Its Record By NANCY NOYE
Now You Can Extend The Strawberry Season By Mary Gold | Mary Gold,Contributing writer
Carroll Capsule
Torbit Picks Up Slack, Leads John Carroll To Victory By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
Council Tries On 6 Percent Assessment Cap For Size By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Knights Air It Out, Hang On To Down Southern, 26-22 By Roch Eric Kubatko | Roch Eric Kubatko,Staff writer
Correction
Correction
New Threat To Low-income Housing Landlords Could Begin Mass Evictions By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff writer
Now, Here's Junior -- Better Late Than Never By Donal G. Vitek
Bank Changes Under Way
Carroll Capsule
Budget Officers Say They're Wary But Not Worried -- Yet By DARREN M. ALLEN | DARREN M. ALLEN,Staff writer
Economic Downturn Could Mean Service Slowdown Decrease In Growth Would Hurt Programs By DARREN M. ALLEN | DARREN M. ALLEN,Staff writer
Carroll Towns Brace For Era Of Austerity Slowdown In Growth Signals Lean Times Ahead By DARREN M. ALLEN | DARREN M. ALLEN,Staff writer
County Board Wants To Retain Local Control By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,Staff writer
Centennial Finally Comes Alive For 1-0 Field Hockey Win By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Staff writer
Board Usurps Coaches' Roles By Rick Belz
Business people
Police, fire log
Voter Contentment Troubles Candidates By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,Staff writer
Md. House members vote to override spending veto By Tom Bowman | Tom Bowman,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Bush reportedly gives up hope for capital gains cut By Stephen E. Nordlinger | Stephen E. Nordlinger,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Bush Fudges on Oil Prices
Babar And The Subpoena By Christopher Corbett | Christopher Corbett,Christopher Corbett, a Baltimore writer, is the 1990 James Thurber Journalist-in-Residence at Ohio State University and the author of the novel "Vacationland." He wrote this commentary for the Los Angeles Times
Recyclers toss bottles, cans at station center
Howard Co. grows on you--too much, residents say By Phillip Davis | Phillip Davis,Sun Staff Correspondent
Schaefer Incompetent To Govern The State
Serving our country
Bush's order based on untested opinion By Cox News Service
Readers write
Music And Racing Fuel Hampstead Man's Free Time By Stanley C. Dillon
Group Drums Up Support For Mele Write-in Campaign By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Glider Dispute Permit Controversy Returned To Zoning Board By Daniel P. Clemens Jr. | Daniel P. Clemens Jr.,Staff writer
Revelers get plenty of sun and fun at area festivals By Sandra Crockett
Where the Cold War Lives
Tourists irate as federal doors close in their faces By Los Angeles Times
Planners Study Issue Of Selling Development Rights By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Boat Shows Have Something For Buyers And Dreamers Not All Attractions Will Be In The Water By CAPT. BOB SPORE
Letters to the editor
Tax-Cap Mania
Bush vetoes emergency spending bill Effort to override fails in the House By Richard H. P. Sia and Karen Hosler | Richard H. P. Sia and Karen Hosler,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Companies Donate Equipment To Library
New needs outpace roads, transit lines By Doug Birch
Motorcyclist, truck driver die in two accidents
Kohut Receives Engineering Award
Judge Moves Activism To Back Of Bus By Maria Archangelo
Annex Occupants Like Their Quiet Neighbors By Paul Shread | Paul Shread,Staff writer
The Carroll County Sun News Profile of the Week
Schaefer, Shepard on Abortion
School restructuring: good idea, bad plan By Susan P. Leviton
More than 160 injured, scores arrested as police bribery case in Osaka . . . sparks days of rioting by disillusioned workers By John E. Woodruff | John E. Woodruff,Tokyo Bureau of The Sun
'Bottomless Pit' Looms For County In Landfill Cleanup By David Herzog | David Herzog,Staff writer
Population Boom Strains Swamped County Libraries By Freda Freeman | Freda Freeman,Contributing writer
Plans for Town Center could be crumbling away By PETER HERMANN | PETER HERMANN,Staff writer
Sykesville's Doyenne Of Fire Prevention Passes The Torch After 15 Years, Blaney Seeks A Final Goal By Ellie Baublitz | Ellie Baublitz,Staff writer
Non-party Voter Sues To Throw Out Judge's Election By Deidre Nerreau McCabe | Deidre Nerreau McCabe,Staff writer
Lee's Serves Up Generous, Tasty Szechuan Dishes By JOAN WHITSON WALLACE
GOP's Atwater wages toughest fight of his life By Susan Baer | Susan Baer,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Time Is Hardest Business To Manage By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff writer
Anne Arundel Sun Sheds More Light On Neighborhoods Seven Correspondents Will Cover Happenings By CANDY THOMSON
The longest trip: 68 miles in 2 hours--on a good day By Doug Birch
MTA bus route changes
A Day At The Rodeo
Columbus Day closings
County Home Sales Rank Tops In Region Overall, Baltimore Metro Area Sees Slump By David Herzog | David Herzog,Staff writer
19 arrested as residents fight drugs By Rafael Alvarez
For once in House debate, contention yields to love By Knight-Ridder News Service
Two Fourth-quarter Touchdowns Secure Victory For Severna Park Mustangs Rebound With Solid Game By Steven Kivinski | Steven Kivinski,Staff writer
Med Society Erred In Hiv Case By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,Staff writer
Eagles Struggle To 3-2 Volleyball Win Over Atholton By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Staff writer
Germany uses European identity to fend off its nationalist ghosts By Diana Jean Schemo | Diana Jean Schemo,Sun Staff Correspondent
New rule at College Park puts cap on frat alcohol By Patricia Meisol | Patricia Meisol,Sun Staff Correspondent Michael K. Burns of The Sun's metropolitan staff contributed to this article, along with the New York Times News Service
Progressive, industrious citizens give the new Romania hope for a better future By New York Times News Service
Hoskins Scores Hat Trick As Knights Bomb Old Mill By John Harris III | John Harris III,Staff writer
Riding Center Gives The Disabled A Shot Of Self-confidence Lisbon Ranch Is A 'One-stop Shop' For Therapy And Fun By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,Staff writer
Berlin's rapid shift from Ortega to Kohl By Diana Jean Schemo | Diana Jean Schemo,Diana Jean Schemo, a Sun correspondent, has been covering German reunification
Artistic Enrichment For Budding Picassos By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff writer
For Fiotes, Defeat Wasn't Total Loss Byron Challenger Finds Lessons In Both Highs And Lows Of Politics By Daniel P. Clemens Jr. | Daniel P. Clemens Jr.,Contributing writer
A sweaty, unpleasant place where sportwriters spend time By Mark Hyman
County Suggests Landfill Plan City Officials Are Open To Compromise Proposal By Elise Armacost | Elise Armacost,Staff writer
Trying to topple an 'icon' in Illinois Senate race
U.S. budget crisis closes doors at area museums and parks By Rafael Alvarez Reporters Sheridan Lyons and David Michael Ettlin of The Sun's metropolitan staff contributed to this article
School Update
Five Seek Appointment To Circuit Court Judge Position Nominations To Go Before The Governor In Late October By Maria Archangelo | Maria Archangelo,Staff writer
Fiotes Running Quiet, Uphill Campaign Against Byron By Daniel P. Clemens Jr. | Daniel P. Clemens Jr.,Staff writer
Regalas: A Together Family That Tees Up Different Balls Pete Jr. Blasts Out Of Pete Sr.'s Football Trap By PAT O'MALLEY
Chance Led This Havre De Grace Cellist To His Career By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Mexico's war on pollution is netting some results By John M. McClintock | John M. McClintock,Mexico City Bureau of The Sun
Courthouse Community Mourns Death Of Librarian By Deidre Nerreau McCabe | Deidre Nerreau McCabe,Staff writer
Deaths elsewhere
County Considers Upscale Housing To Fortify Tax Base Elegance Is Easy Way To Generate Revenue By DARREN M. ALLEN | DARREN M. ALLEN,Staff writer
Roads under repair this week
Signet Financing Bel Air Development
Hawks Girls Serve Up A Tough 3-2 Victory By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
The post-Reagan Supreme Court wonders what 'segregation' means anymore By LYLE DENNISTON
Irish Parents Spot Talent At An Early Age By Glenn P. Graham | Glenn P. Graham,Staff writer
Advocates For Property Tax Cap Say Citizens Fed Up, Ready To Act Foes Of Amendment Fear Loss Of Services By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,Staff writer
'700 Club' Tournament Features Area's High Rollers 66 Competitors Duel At Brunswick Normandy By Donald Vitek
Belvedere's bankruptcy sale: the legacy of a trustee project By Martin C. Evans
Jurors found Mapplethorpe pictures 'gross'--but not without artistic value By Ellen Uzelac | Ellen Uzelac,Sun Staff Correspondent
The Carroll County Sun Sports Profile of the Week
State Police Hang Flier In Search For A Suspect By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
U.S. East Coast may face more frequent killer hurricanes, study suggests By New York Times News Service
Sexual politics has entered the locker room By Susan Reimer | Susan Reimer,Susan Reimer is a sportswriter for The Sun
School Board Faces Four Unions At The Negotiating Table Possible Layoffs And Recession May Complicate Talks By Dianne Williams Hayes | Dianne Williams Hayes,Staff writer
Fort Meade unit unlikely to go to gulf--it's the unready reserve By Richard H. P. Sia | Richard H. P. Sia,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Police And Fire Scan
Myles H. Ruddie Operated pharmacy
Bishop Helfenbein dies was Belair Market butcher
Rape Center Ends Efforts To Buy Women's Shelter By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Expansion, 'Mini' Branch Are Public Library Priorities By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,Staff writer
Multiple Sclerosis Victim Uses Art To Mold New Lifestyle By Dolly Merritt
3 candidates hope to become first blacks on GOP side of House in 56 years By Arch Parsons | Arch Parsons,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Bereft parents seek solace, culprit in '89 killing of son By Rafael Alvarez
Obituaries
Current shutdown makes the fourth in past 10 years By New York Times News Service
Readers write
Locker room policies
Confidence Lifts Eagles To Field Hockey Heights By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
Trend of late marriage, childbearing traced to women born in early 1940s By Carol Kleiman | Carol Kleiman,Chicago Tribune
Police Union Criticizes Chief's Discipline By Michael James | Michael James,Staff writer
Norman Cousins to get Schweitzer prize Author on healing to speak at Hopkins
Put your money on sure thing: tough times rounding the track By MICHAEL OLESKER
By car to Palo Alto, a 12-day odyssey of experiences and sisterly bonding A LETTER FROM--A TRIP ACROSS THE COUNTRY By Sandra Crockett | Sandra Crockett,Sandra Crockett is a reporter for The Sun
Police beat
Service notes
Deaf activist with AIDS virus alerts others to danger By Jonathan Bor
Obese Contractor Sues
Gophers Run Over Arundel For Second Straight Year Glen Burnie Holds Stevens In Check By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
From the Pen, Willie Horton fails to develop photo session By ROGER SIMON
Matthews Against Plan
Man Charged With Threats To Workers
Comes Prepares To Face Mele Once More On Campaign Trail By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
New Shelter Could House Stray Animals By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
More Black Poor By Bennett Harrison | Bennett Harrison,Bennett Harrison is visiting professor of political economy at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh. He wrote this commentary for the Los Angeles Times
Denmark's Baltic tunnel-bridge will unite the nation's separate halves . . . and ultimately could forge a land link from Lapland to the tip of Italy By Chicago Tribune
Giant Ice Cube Helps Keep Community College Cool By Donna E. Boller | Donna E. Boller,Staff writer
FEATURES
'Boogie' Weinglass: clothing maven, restaurateur, philanthropist By Randi Henderson
It's what this island doesn't have that sets it apart from other, more bustling Caribbean destinations By Stanley H. Murray
Tight Spaces, Fabulous Places A Place For Each Treasure By YOLANDA GARFIELD
From The Sun Oct. 7-13, 1840Oct. 10: We call the attention... By Fred Rasmussen
Advice on collecting unusual teapots By Anita Gold | Anita Gold,Chicago Tribune
Beatle's posthumous image shaped by selective memory By J. D. Considine | J. D. Considine,Sun Pop Music Critic
Believable tales told by a master storyteller By REBECCA BOYLAN
Prix fixe in the Caribbean By Stanley H. Murray
Margarita Is Booming-- At A Slow, Caribbean Pace By Leslie Walker
The compatibility debate By Hans Fantel | Hans Fantel,New York Times News Service
Writer's memories of childhood show resilient spirit By MOLLY McQUADE
An entree that's delicious at any speed By Bev Bennett | Bev Bennett,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Concert series to begin next Sunday
EPA delays some wines over chemical By New York Times News Service
Garrett County festival captures glory of autumn By Dorothy Fleetwood
Tight Spaces, Fabulous Places Double Takes By Yolandfa Garfield
Victorian exterior hides open-spaced, light-filled home By Lynn Williams
Diner Dashes to downtown D.C. for deluxe, delicious dinner By ROB KASPER
Dave Barry By DAVE BARRY
Tight Spaces. Fabulous Places By YOLANDA GARFIELD
Tight Spaces, Fabulous Places Stacked, Racked And Put Away By YOLANDA GARFIELD
Tight Spaces, Fabulous Places Small In Size, Big In Uses By YOLANDA GARFIELD
Nc-17 Rating Is Rated 'Rd': Really Dumb By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Sun Film Critic
Arts Outreach And The Black Community By Eric Siegel
Roger Simon on the 1988 campaign By WILLIAM PASCOE
Cable channel airs BBC's 'Antiques Roadshow' daily By Lita Solis-Cohen
Janice Baker By JANICE BAKER
Tight Spaces, Fabulous Places Room For The Boys By YOLANDA GARFIELD
Having a few guests over for Thanksgiving dinner By LAURA CHARLES
Bradley Seeks The Why Of Racism By M. Dion Thompson
Praise for Shemer Draws AngerEditor: This letter is in...
Washstand bought for $80 is worth $375-$400 today By James G. McCollam | James G. McCollam,Copley News Service
Turning attic space into living space By Rita St. Clair
Custom-made spice mixtures are heart of Indian cuisine By Charlyne Varkonyi
National Enquirer sued over Winfrey pictures By Mary Daniels | Mary Daniels,Chicago Tribune
Rabbit Stops Running In Conclusion To Updike's Saga By TIM WARREN
Tight Spaces, Fabulous Places A Perfect Balance
Casual And Career Wear Fills The Gap By Donna Peremes
De-emphasizing an unused fireplace By Rose Bennett Gilbert | Rose Bennett Gilbert,Copley News Service
Tight Space, Fabulous Places At Home With Art Objects By YOLANDO GARFIELD
Plump hot dogs, skinny French fries are specialty of Chicago's Dog Haus By MICHAEL & JANE STERN | MICHAEL & JANE STERN,Universal Press Syndicate
Handmade home decor need not look homemade By Elaine Markoutsas | Elaine Markoutsas,Universal Press Syndicate
Certain chairs are for style, not for comfort By RITA ST. CLAIR
Setting A Table the 19th Century Way Creates A Feast For The Eyes As Well As The Palate By Molly Culbertson | Molly Culbertson,1990, Country Home-- Distributed by Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Blueprint For Renovation By LYNNE HELM
Former Bolshoi stars to dance in AnnapolisTwo former stars... By Henry Scarupa
Longshot. Dick Francis. Putnam.320 pages. $19.95. Who... By ABBY KARP The Road to Memphis. Mildred Taylor. Dial. 290 pages. $14.95
New York City hotel room tax is highest in U.S. By Chicago Tribune
Diet management by home computer By McClatchy News Service
Saga Of The African Queen By Carleton Jones
'Carmen' Puts Male Nightmare Into Music By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Sun Music Critic
"Pleasure Raiders' at Theater ProjectBaltimore's... By Stephen Wigler
SPORTS
K.C. Jones brings calming influence, winning ways to SuperSonics bench By Mike Kahn | Mike Kahn,McClatchy News Service
Lawyer says Mowatt innocent by polygraph
Singleton leads Oakland Mills in 41-0 romp past Centennial By Gary Lambrecht
Experts say rock are there--just find them By PETER BAKER
Southern Tradition keeps rolling along By Dale Austin | Dale Austin,Sun Staff Correspondent
Sox's Boggs hoping to slip . . . on World Series ring By Tim Cowlishaw | Tim Cowlishaw,Dallas Morning News
Georgia Tech's sacks this season
Stat corner
Stewart pitches A's to 9-1 win, 1-0 series lead Red Sox give up seven runs in ninth By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Red Sox fans, we concede, your team is truly cursed By JOHN EISENBERG
Canseco: unique blend of power and ego for the '90s By Tim Layden | Tim Layden,Newsday
Powerboats set to show off in Annapolis By Peter Baker
Balanced effort by Dundalk leaves Woodlawn reeling, 38-8 By Kevin Eck
Olson fiasco may inspire Tagliabue to take control By VITO STELLINO
Small cars, World of Outlaws return to Hagerstown Speedway By J.A. Martin
Goodenow, new leader of NHL union, makes impact at the start By Jeff Jacobs | Jeff Jacobs,The Hartford Courant
Pole vaulter, 64, clears 8-6 to win gold By Rich Scherr
Air Force's dominance of Navy continues, 24-7 Falcons capitalize on Middies' mistakes By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,Sun Staff Correspondent
Ga. Tech rips Maryland, 31-3 Offense fails on day defense is a no-show By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Sun Staff Correspondent
Olson fiasco may inspire Tagliabue to take control By Vito Stellino
Norfolk State deals Bowie third loss in row, 29-17 By Bob Clark | Bob Clark,Special to The Sun
Columbus Cup skippers
Two days' rest show CBS is interfering with playoffs By Dave Anderson | Dave Anderson,N.Y. Times News Service
Yellow Jackets show ACC whose defense is the best By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondent
Squire Cup play to be held at Crofton CC this week By John W. Stewart
Critics wonder if Eagles' Ryan should deep-six his decade-old '46' defense By Paul Domowitch | Paul Domowitch,Knight-Ridder News Service
Zolak hears the boos after three weeks as the hero By Mike Prestonand Don Markus | Mike Prestonand Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondents
Flying Continental charges to Jockey Club Gold Cup win
Oakland Mills, Fallston capture titles By Bob Caplan
Beer bans, more security are tools in fan control Trouble often starts at tailgate parties By Bob Oates | Bob Oates,The Los Angeles Times
Columbus Cup facts By Peter Baker
And now, presenting the Third Annual Golden Schmuck Awards By PETER SCHMUCK
Bigger, stronger Bucknell adds to Towson's woes, 55-26 By Bill Free | Bill Free,Sun Staff Correspondent
BaseballNew York Mets -- Named Tom Spencer...
At 43, Mamby gives body and Saoul to boxing By Michael Katz | Michael Katz,New York Daily News
Chesapeake-BC romps, 23-0 By Derek Toney
Esiason loves his role as a QB Relishes his days in Cincinnati sun By Greg Logan | Greg Logan,Newsday
S.C. State defense throttles Morgan State for 42-0 victory By Lezlie Patterson | Lezlie Patterson,Special to The Sun
Reds, Pirates hope snoozing bats awaken Both clubs averaging only 2.5 runs a game By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Sun Staff Correspondent
Randallstown rains on parade at Perry Hall with 19-7 victory By Mike Frainie
NFL's backup QBs are invisible-- until disaster hits THE 'OTHER' GUYS By Susan Reimer
Jacquin wins Classic jumping honors By Alan Widmann
Kiecker glad he stayed with the dream By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
World-class skippers get taste of Chesapeake By Peter Baker
TOPIC
Who will win: China's Leninists or its reformers? By JOHN E. WOODRUFF
BUSINESS
Bank, S&L evaluations may prompt easier credit By KENNETH HARNEY | KENNETH HARNEY,1990, Washington Post Writers Group
Loan set for renovation...
Insurance firms suffer from woes similar to banks' By Thomas Easton | Thomas Easton,New York Bureau of The Sun
North Shore builders get Army Engineers' OK to construct 12 pier houses at Canton project By Edward Gunts
Secure windows and doors come before burglar alarms, experts caution By Audrey Haar
Condo developer to upgrade areas at the Belvedere By Edward Gunts
Century 21 drops mortgage lending from its real estate sales network By David W. Myers | David W. Myers,Los Angeles Times
Mass tort cases: a legal nightmare Lawyer Angelos reigns as 'king of asbestos' By Graeme Browning
Lighting makes a big difference in selling home By ELLEN JAMES
Reservoir Hill celebrates with Annual Fall Festival By Mary Medland | Mary Medland,Special to The Sun
Urban Profile magazine takes different approach to news By Cindy Harper-Evans
Japanese banks suffering after decade of bounty By John E. Woodruff | John E. Woodruff,Tokyo Bureau of The Sun
Md. sets job training for disadvantaged
Mass tort cases: a legal nightmare Experts say court system not designed to handle volume of injury claims By Graeme Browning
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