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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON APRIL 16, 1991
FEATURES
With cancer of the pancreas, Landon faces grim prognosis By Gerri Kobren
Show House success rests on over 1,000 volunteers By Ellen Hawks | Ellen Hawks,Evening Sun Staff
Steven Seagal's latest movie, 'Out for Justice,' misses the mark By Lou Cedrone
MPT will unveil co-productions
Dealer to speak
A bit snappish, ol' bean? By Barbara Turk
Where would you take the queen for a day?
Center Stage will host a student festival
Training rallies set for annual CAM-Tour By Steve McKerrow
Save Our Streams needs hundreds for Severn River survey
Medieval book exhibition covers wide range of tales By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic
Prognosis is bright for ABC's 'STAT' By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,Sun Television Critic
Reconfigured Cleveland Quartet is good, but in a different way By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Sun Music Critic
Marine Band plays more than marches By Ernest F. Imhoff | Ernest F. Imhoff,Evening Sun Staff
Mechanic season to include 'Piano Lesson' and 'Lost in Yonkers' By J. Wynn Rousuck
Hopkins chooses Manhattan conductor for its symphony By Ernest F. Imhoff | Ernest F. Imhoff,Evening Sun Staff
Entering and leaving rooms By Elise T. Chisolm
Two new works present challenge for Annapolis ballet By J.L. Conklin | J.L. Conklin,Special to The Sun
'Nick & Nora' to open 1991-92 Mechanic season By Winifred Walsh
Creator of 'Barney Miller' has a new show By Michael Hill
Go on, move to beats of jazz, salsa or funk By Gerri Kobren
Approval underscores encore of 'Stop, Look, Listen' cards By Mary Maushard | Mary Maushard,Evening Sun Staff
Variety of community activities planned to mark Earth Month
Hundreds of movers and shakers turn out for O'Dea By Sylvia Badger
Treating elderly patients By Warren Robak | Warren Robak,Copley News Service
Why siblings aren't alike Shared experiences don't begin to shape young personalities By Deborah Franklin | Deborah Franklin,Excerpted from In Health Magazine Universal Press Syndicate
Fox star helped with Operation Prom By Steve McKerrow
Easing leg cramps that strike at night By Dr. Gabe Mirkin | Dr. Gabe Mirkin,United Feature Syndicate
NEWS
Attorney general's office seeking to mediate Arundel land dispute By Monica Norton | Monica Norton,Evening Sun Staff
When the Lines and the Enemies Were Clear By ELLEN GOODMAN
Filling in wetlands proves very costly Violations bring 6 months in jail for engineer By Kelly Gilbert | Kelly Gilbert,Evening Sun Staff
Many fooled by credit fee schemes Consumers pay up to $200 for lists available for free. By Georgia C. Marudas | Georgia C. Marudas,Evening Sun Staff
'Invisible people' play a big role on hospital ship Work not yet over for those who take care of Comfort. By Liz Atwood | Liz Atwood,Evening Sun Staff
Soldier who refused orders to be freed By Knight-Ridder News Service
Drug tests clear crews Amtrak drug tests clear the crews involved in wreck. By Frank D. Roylance | Frank D. Roylance,Evening Sun Staff
Baltimore man gets 30 years for strangling wife By Sheridan Lyons
Save the Kurds By William Safire
Crews in rail wreck pass one hurdle Amtrak drug test negative. Another test is awaited. By Frank D. Roylance | Frank D. Roylance,Evening Sun Staff
Rivals Get Ready For Their Msa Lacrosse Showdown By Lem Satterfield and Roch Eric Kubatko | Lem Satterfield and Roch Eric Kubatko,Staff writers
Howard W. Miller Jr.
Brush with death leaves aftermath of highs and lows By MICHAEL OLESKER
Baker to resume talks in Mideast in hopes of deal on peace conference By Mark Matthews | Mark Matthews,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Shell Game in Prince George's
Correction
Hayden unveils spending plans for Baltimore Co., would cut rate By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Evening Sun Staff
Thanks, Great Spirit By James A. Humphrey
'Doable' tips for a governor who pays visitsI'm the...
Untitled By Gilbert Byron, 1920
Spring again
Roman holiday By Charles Peters in the Washington Monthly
Mexico trade, civil rights a challenge to Democrats On Politics Today By Jack W. Germond & Jules Witcover
Howard budget seeks $270.3 million. By Norris P. West | Norris P. West,Evening Sun Staff
City about to trash bottle tax In preliminary vote, council backs bill to end tax May 31. By Patrick Gilbert | Patrick Gilbert,Evening Sun Staff
Brady is chairman of United Way drive
Council critics see small savings in Ecker layoffs Layoffs save less than $500,000 over 5-day furloughs, critics point out. By Norris P. West | Norris P. West,Evening Sun Staff
Parolee Pleads Guilty To Raping Woman, 67 By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,Staff writer
Congress should stop hiding from asbestos legal debacle By Deborah R. Hensler& Gustave H. Shubert
Anti-war Group Offers Late Filers A Bit Of Street Theater By Robert Lee | Robert Lee,Staff writer
Wilzack drew salary after resigning By Eileen Canzian
County Impresses Wall St. By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,Staff writer
Rail strike threatens 8,000 commuters in Maryland 2 MARC lines to D.C. could close if midnight strike hits. By Mark Bomster | Mark Bomster,Evening Sun Staff
Span Debate 'Might Be Moot' By John A. Morris | John A. Morris,Staff writer
City Committee Oks Drug Tests For Cab Drivers By Paul Shread | Paul Shread,Staff writer
Wrong Time for a Rail Strike
Housing Board Loses Minority Voice By JoAnna Daemmrich | JoAnna Daemmrich,Staff writer
Universities: Both Rich and Broke By DANIEL S. GREENBERG
Bulging prisons
Pastor's Call To Stay Goes Unanswered By Angela Gambill | Angela Gambill,Staff writer
Howard lays off 40 to save $1.5 million By Michael J. Clark | Michael J. Clark,Howard County Bureau of The Sun
Last-minute taxpayers file steadily into post offices By Lynda Robinson
Baltimore County Council approves giving neighbors say in subdivisions By Dennis O'Brien | Dennis O'Brien,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
'Human nature' again runs its course among taxpayers Late tax filers jam downtown post office. By Alisa Samuels | Alisa Samuels,Evening Sun Staff
Hayden budget contains no pay raises for workers By Dennis O'Brien | Dennis O'Brien,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
Double-hit on the homeless Shelters shut down By Laura Lippman | Laura Lippman,Evening Sun Staff Alisa Samuels contributed to this story
Companies Given Grants
Two Indicted On Manslaughter By Staff report
Secession ain't quick and easy By Wiley A. Hall 3rd
Cleanup Of Diesel Fuel In Creek, Marsh Continues By Staff report
City bottle tax may soon be trashed In preliminary vote, council backs bill to end disposable-container tax. By Patrick Gilbert | Patrick Gilbert,Evening Sun Staff
Measles epidemic threatens to surpass levels of decade
Balto. Co. plan holds spending rise under 2%. By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Evening Sun Staff
Rail safety
Out of ControlEditor: This is a response to the statements...
E. Shore woman is killed, 4 others hurt in collision By Richard Irwin | Richard Irwin,Evening Sun Staff
No Toil To Watch 'Working' By Phil Greenfield | Phil Greenfield,Contributing writer
Lightning By Joyce S. Brown
City Council votes to repeal bottle tax one month early By Martin C. Evans
Silver Spring company watching case Twinstar operator doesn't know if Visa-MasterCard suit affects firm. By Georgia Marudas | Georgia Marudas,Evening Sun Staff
Baltimore CityBANK ROBBERY: Central District -- Police... By The following accounts were compiled by reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today
The Doctor's Dilemma By CARL T. ROWAN
Strike likely as rail talks run out of time 7 unions haven't settled with one day remaining By John H. Gormley Jr
Judge puts warehouse value at $12 million Negotiations set to settle dispute on B&O building. By Melody Simmons | Melody Simmons,Evening Sun Staff
Refugees
Gorbachev tries to mend relations in Japan visit By John Woodruff | John Woodruff,Tokyo Bureau of The Sun
'Invisible people' play a big role on hospital ship Foot fungus and wiper-fluid punch kept doctor busy. By Jay Merwin | Jay Merwin,Evening Sun Staff
Not quite co-ed
German who flew to Moscow faces prospect of prison at home By Ian Johnson | Ian Johnson,Special to The Sun
Gorbachev makes appeal to 'save the fatherland' By Scott Shane | Scott Shane,Moscow Bureau of The Sun
Officer shoots dog while answering false call for help Surgery fails to save 18-month-old animal By Roger Twigg
MARC train commuters face loss of 2 lines By Doug Birch
Eveleth, Layman Finish Nationals With Flourish By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
Coalition politics
Ex-Carter aide revives claim of Reagan-Iran deal By Peter Honey | Peter Honey,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Alabama burning By Myron Beckenstein
Nursery Schoolers Hop To The Top Of Fund-raising Heap By Rosalie M. Falter
Soviet Georgia in Crisis
Residents To Air Substation Plan By Staff report
Standards for the New World Order By JEANE KIRKPATRICK
Nicholas Vrachos, 63, teacher in Maryland, Colorado for 30 years PHOTO
Bank robber pockets dye pack -- briefly By Roger Twigg
Howard W. Miller Jr.
Man gets life-plus-20 for slaying Plea deal leaves chance of parole for Levenson's killer. By Raymond L. Sanchez | Raymond L. Sanchez,Evening Sun Staff
New study takes closer look at urban poverty By Los Angeles Times
Warp Speed, Scotty, but Easy on the Throttle By ROBERT BURRUSS
Nicholas VrachosRetired history teacherServices for...
Sherlock Appointed
Turkey begins rescuing Kurds off mountainside By Diana Jean Schemo | Diana Jean Schemo,Sun Staff Correspondent Sun reporter Mark Matthews contributed to this article
Community activist Daki Napata enters mayor's race Napata says the city needs a "more aggressive, more available" mayor By Michael A. Fletcher | Michael A. Fletcher,Evening Sun Staff
Hospital ship returns from war to joyous reunions By Ann LoLordo
Georgetown law school defends mix By Arch Parsons | Arch Parsons,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Homeless men protest cuts in shelter By Ginger Thompson
Meisol cited for reporting on education
Supreme Court agrees to spell out race-bias remedies for state colleges By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Washington Bureau of The Sun
How to Reduce Sprawl
Israel views Toyota's arrival as sign of weaker Arab boycott By Robert Ruby | Robert Ruby,Jerusalem Bureau of The Sun
Police Are Trying To Id Woman Shot To Death
Ex-Carter security aide alleges Bush role in Iran hostage deal By Los Angeles Times
Vosa! Vosa! Vosa! By GILBERT SANDLER
SPORTS
Ken Dixon arrested on cocaine charge By Mark Hyman
Beasley's death stuns Walbrook Auto accident killed basketball star By Sam Davis
Walbrook seeks to keep routine after player's death in car wreck By Mike Farabaugh
Towson still worried about tournament By James H. Jackson
Mitchell to appeal suspension
Orioles make hits count, as homers top Brewers, 7-2, By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Bullets preview By Sandra McKee
Ex-Skipjacks coach Ubriaco taking Italians to Olympics By James H. Jackson
Former starter Flanagan adapting to bullpen role By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Orioles will go as far as long balls take them By Bill Tanton
Baseball National League -- Suspended San Francisco OF...
South Africa close to return to OlympicsSouth Africa moved...
46 years later, Morgan grad Gaines is still courting success By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Evening Sun Staff
Blast plans to show true colors By Sandra McKee
League -- Suspended Kevin Mitchell (San...
'Slam' Horn strikes blow for free-swingers By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
Jury picked for Sanders' trial
Ball, bruise will mark Davis' memory of his first home run as an Oriole By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
Johnson's assist record creates Magic moment By Knight-Ridder
Hale says Blast will show its old colors SOCCER By Bill Free
Rosasco and Uhlfelder take 2 in a row By Michael Reeb
QB derby is fast becoming rite of spring at Bowie State By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Evening Sun Staff
Hussein proves write stuff wrong By Phil Jackman
Gelbaugh gets best of bargain By Ken Rosenthal
Curley, at 9-0, seeks to vault from last to first By SAM DAVIS
Ex-Oriole Dixon to face trial on cocaine possession charges By Alisa Samuelsand Ken Rosenthal | Alisa Samuelsand Ken Rosenthal,Evening Sun Staff
Indoor soccer's future could include merger of leagues, Hale says By Sandra McKee | Sandra McKee,Evening Sun Staff
Awkward ending Timing of Digger's departure could taint polished Irish image By Joseph Tybor | Joseph Tybor,Chicago Tribune
Anti-drug policy ignores dangers of alcohol abuse NBA notebook By Alan Goldstein
Derby sheets favor Dinard, Best Pal By Marty McGee
Igwebuike acquitted on drug charges
BUSINESS
Baltimore Bancorp targeted Shareholders seek control of board By Peter H. Frank
Confidence in banks erodes By Los Angeles Times
To lease or not to lease? By Sylvia Porter | Sylvia Porter,1991 Los Angeles Times Syndicate Times Mirror Square Los Angeles, Calif. 90053
Life Technologies Inc. of Gaithersburg said yesterday that...
New bank to aid transition in Eastern Europe By Gilbert A. Lewthwaite | Gilbert A. Lewthwaite,London Bureau of The Sun
FDIC bailout losing support Plan to rescue bank deposit fund in trouble. By Los Angeles Times
Small insurance firms shaky, study says Many companies could have trouble paying claims By Thomas Easton | Thomas Easton,New York Bureau of The Sun
High-riding Biospherics stock takes steep drop Beltsville firm's stock takes $11 drop. By Michelle Singletary | Michelle Singletary,Evening Sun Staff
Investors dump Apple Computers By Knight Ridder
MNC proposes to change faces on board of directors By Peter H. Frank
Marriott brings brand-name foods to nation's airports By Maria Mallory
Massive turnover hits MNC board Seventeen of 26 members of the board of MNC Financial have stepped down. By Ross Hetrick | Ross Hetrick,Evening Sun Staff
Shareholders bid to unseat Baltimore Bancorp board By Peter H. Frank
MNC seeks to change directors 7 members leaving board, bank says By Peter H. Frank
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