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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON OCTOBER 20, 1990
FEATURES
Home remedies Many people use plants and herbs as a natural cure for what ails them By Stephanie Shapiro | Stephanie Shapiro,Evening Sun Staff
T.G.I. Friday's,Towsontowne Centre, 828-4556. This is a... By MARY MAUSHARD | MARY MAUSHARD,THE EVENING SUN Morgan Millard Restaurant and Gallery, THE SUN L'Auberge, THE SUNDAY SUN
The Telltale Bleep Of Halloween By Rob Kasper
American workers throw out the equivalent of more than... By John Javna
The roots of modern medicine By Stephanie Shapiro
TVHe may not be as universal as baseball, but Sylvester... By STEVE MCKERROW MOVIES | STEVE MCKERROW MOVIES,BY THE EVENING SUN STAFF
Belair Road, Perry Hall. Open... By Phyllis Brill
Launching an attack on fleas By Gina Spadafori | Gina Spadafori,McClatchy News Service
Around the house* Avoid storing summer clothes in attics... By Dolly Merritt
A promising political party for Steny Hoyer By SYLVIA BADGER
Rescuing Antique Houses From Demolition By Karol V. Menzieand Randy Johnson
Local viewers say 'Rosie O'Neill' best of new season's few favorites By STEVE MCKERROW
Keeping Warm Ecologically improved wood-burning stoves are also more efficient By Ron Gasbarro
"Margaret, are you grievingOver Goldengrove... By Sara Engram | Sara Engram,Evening Sun Staff
Hedges can be pretty as well as practical By Amalie Adler Ascher
What to look for when buying a wood-burning stove By Ron Gasbarro
SPORTS
Hrivnak's 32 saves spark 2-1 win over Maine Skipjacks move into 2nd place By James H. Jackson
Capitals beat Islanders, 4-3, for 1st Patrick win By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondent
Blast schedule
Walker, frustrated with role, critical of Vikings
Maryland is finalist for Festival 5 vying for event in '93, '94 or '95 By Bill Glauber
As A's dynasty collapses, blame covers entire field By MIKE LITTWIN
As A's dynasty falters, Canseco becomes fall guy By MIKE LITTWIN
Player injury halts game at Randallstown By Sam Davis
BaseballMilwaukee Brewers -- Released P Juan Nieves, P...
'Ouch' is the operative word, as Bruins await word on Bourque's shoulder By The Boston Globe
Foreign horses set for 2 stakes today By Dale Austin | Dale Austin,Sun Staff Correspondent
SOCCER: Blast profiles
Blast rests title hopes on Mitchell, three-line rotation By Bill Free
Trusty's 171 yards carries Gilman past by Gibbons, 19-6 By Rich Scherr
Vincent lobbies quietly to eliminate DH rule By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Will Terps take pass at Duke? Rush to victory doesn't fool Devils By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Sun Staff Correspondent
Dundalk suffers first defeat in 40-22 Overlea win By Bob Caplan
Triple match point: Reds win, 8-3 7-run third helps put A's on brink of elimination By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Bottom is long way up for Morgan It's always bad news for the winless Bears By Bill Glauber
Defense powers Forest Park, 12-0 By Derrick Toney
Frederick wins in OT, 19-13, over Westminster By Special to The Sun
Devils' Crowder knocks out theory that he's just a goon By New York Times News Service
Lake Clifton avenges loss to Patterson, 26-8 By Sam Davis
NEWS
Making Choices By Mark K. Shriver
Heaven's Fury
Mountains of mud intrigue budding naturalists Class in Taneytown gets down to earth By Sheridan Lyons | Sheridan Lyons,Carroll County Bureau of The Sun
Blanton endorsed by prison staffer involved in dispute By C. Fraser Smith
Baker foresees U.S. 'partnership' with Soviets for world security By Karen Hosler | Karen Hosler,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Barry drops plea for retrial, awaits sentence Friday By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Why a Tax Cap in Arundel?
Conservation?Editor: The price of oil keeps rising, yet...
Schaefer blows his horn to win votes on lukewarm Eastern Shore By John W. Frece | John W. Frece,Sun Staff Correspondent
Henry O. Dahlen Jr. Metal worker, inspector
Congress struggles to blend versions into single budget By Peter Osterlund | Peter Osterlund,Washington Bureau of The Sun
U.S. judge scolds City Jail officials for inmate shifts By Ginger Thompson
Campaigning Bhutto finds encouragement in Punjab By Robert Benjamin | Robert Benjamin,Sun Staff Correspondent
Dorothy A. Leach Laboratory librarian
Poll shows Gantt leads Helms by 8 percentage points in N.C. race By Sun Staff Correspondent
After talk of austerity, House members joyously join in rolling out the pork By David Hess | David Hess,Knight-Ridder News Service
The Algebra 'Switch' By Sara Engram
Rights leaders hoping to avert a veto by Bush By Arch Parsons | Arch Parsons,Washington Bureau of The Sun Karen Hosler of The Sun's Washington Bureau contributed to this article
M.Maurice Bailey Water technician
When Strength Is Weakness By Daniel Berger
William R. Hawkins Mechanic for dairy
Raise OK'd for federal employees Conferees endorse plan to make public pay comparable with private By Tom Bowman | Tom Bowman,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Columbia church asks judge to bar minister who was fired Baptist congregation fearful of 'violence' By Michael J. Clark | Michael J. Clark,Howard County Bureau of The Sun
A Night Slashed with Shooting Stars By Barbara Tufty
Edgar L. Sperl of Carney, builder and restaurateur, dies at 67
Was campaigning in Illinois this week... By THEO LIPPMAN JR
Soviet lawmakers OK plan for market in landslide vote By Scott Shane | Scott Shane,Moscow Bureau of The Sun
Peabody graduate tops in Chopin piano competition By Kay Withers | Kay Withers,Special to The Sun
Tools for Winning Nobels
Clash of warm, cold air spawned rare Md. tornado By Luther Young
Reisterstown emerges shaken, but grateful for limited toll By Sandra Crockettand Rafael Alvarez
Montrey McMurry MTA employee
BUSINESS
Faced by rising oil prices, angry customers, Crown posts... By Kim Clark
W. Bell stores in Chicago likely to close By Cindy Harper-Evans
WEBB-AM bought by Vt. business By Eric Siegel
New Tugboats In Town By John H. Gormley Jr
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