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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON AUGUST 08, 1991
SPORTS
Chesapeake 20s fleet still afloat Old wooden boats make a comeback By Pat Emory | Pat Emory,Special to The Sun
Bowe vs. Holyfield? Odds called slim By Alan Goldstein
Robinson adjusting to front office By Kent Baker
McDonald falters as Orioles fall to Brewers, 4-2 Pitcher loses third in past 4 decisions By Peter Schmuck
Urgent message from where games still count By JOHN EISENBERG
Davis hits in simulated game is minor-league rehab next? By Peter Schmuck
For Birds, there's no place like home for losses By Doug Brown | Doug Brown,Evening Sun Staff
Recovering Davis swings through another test By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
Pan Am experience 'was too interesting' for politically aware Shriver to pass up By Randy Harvey | Randy Harvey,Los Angeles Times
Luskin, Miles say they want Orioles
BASEBALLAmerican League* California Angels -- Released...
Soliman takes last two holes to win WGA championship by 3 BHC hbB
Pirates refuse to let Bonilla's status yank them away from task at hand By Ken Rosenthal
Health woes hurt Dallas' MSL bid By Nestor Aparicio | Nestor Aparicio,Evening Sun Staff
U.S. routs Aruba, 12-0, in baseball PAN AM GAMES
Redskins' Jacoby sidelined for week with back spasms By Vito Stellino * BENGALS: Paul Brown, famed for fashioning the Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati into winners, was remembered at his funeral as a man who got his greatest joy from coaching high school players in his hometown of Massillon, Ohio. Some 200 people attended the service in tiny St. Timothy's Episcopal Church in the town where Brown said his career truly began. Another 200, many wearing the black and orange of both the Massillon High School Tigers and the Cincinnati Bengals, gathered outside to watch Brown's casket being carried into the church. * PATRIOTS: Running back John Stephens, who has held out for two weeks, said he would rather play for another team and formally asked to be traded. The Patriots offered to up his $450,000 salary from a year ago to $750,000, but Stephens wants $1.1 million
Growth is boon for Bell, struggle for McDonald By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff B
It appears all Jacobs is selling are tickets By Bill Tanton
Stadium name coming soon By Mark Hyman
Umpires sue Piniella for $5 million
It looks like Canada goose shooters will have more days afield this year By Bill Burton
Telford, Myers are bumped to bullpenIn minor-league... By Patti Singer Hagerstown
O'Donnell steeled for backup job Ex-Terps QB learns Pittsburgh system By Susan Reimer
TONIGHT: For 4 Brewers, stadium may go, but Oriole memories will remain By Doug Brown | Doug Brown,Evening Sun Staff
Luskin, Miles latest to make pitch for buying Orioles By Mark Hyman Peter H. Frank of The Sun's business staff contributed to this article. gjB
Without Poole, Jones, Wings find little relief* ROCHESTER... By Michael Wentzel
Pam Shriver prepares for U.S. Open via Havana By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
It's a lonely job for club golf pro in Cuba By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
Leroy Burrell and Carl Lewis powered a U.S team to a world...
Luskin, Miles say they want Orioles By Jon Morgan | Jon Morgan,Evening Sun Staff
Dog goneSchottzie, the St. Bernard mascot of the...
Pan Am Games Report
'Doomer' strikes fear in softball foes PAN AM GAMES
Manning upset he had to learn from a friend that Blast had given him boot By Bill Free
Errors pull plug on Tangerine Machine By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,Evening Sun Staff
Baseball NL -- Fined Cincinnati Reds P Rob Dibble for...
Pan Am Games Report
FEATURES
Acts on Club MTV Tour fail to be as hot on stage as they are on airwaves By J. D. Considine | J. D. Considine,Sun Pop Music Critic
Fair Hill festival Shelby Lynne vows to sing good music By Bob Allen | Bob Allen,Evening Sun Staff
King has cameo in 'Golden Years' By Steve McKerrow
Correction
Diverse Works Director's 'Disappeared' delves into troubles of Central America By Winifred Walsh | Winifred Walsh,Evening Sun Staff
The subject of 'Eating' is food--or is it? By Stephen Wigler
* ''Delirious'' A comedy starring John Candy as a soap... By Lou Cedrone
Warrant's leader postpones honeymoon because tour must go on @ By Nestor Aparicio | Nestor Aparicio,Evening Sun Staff
The Pavilion at The Walters turned out to be a lovely... By Mary Maushard
Items from a reporter's notebook By Michael Hill
More so than men, women are torn by the urge to eat and the desire to be slim By Jean Marbella
Farewells aren't easy for Judds By Roger Catlin | Roger Catlin,The Hartford Courant
Diverse Works Choreographer's 'Vital Signs' draws on natural resources By Stephanie Shapiro | Stephanie Shapiro,Evening Sun Staff
Bowlegged cowboys seek purpose of life in fantastical 'Best Western' By Winifred Walsh | Winifred Walsh,Evening Sun Staff
Two shows focus on local talent By Mike Giuliano | Mike Giuliano,Special to The Evening Sun Staff
Low-budget 'Slacker' attracting cult following By N.Y.Times News Service
Hero of horror films For veteran actor John Agar, B movies weren't so thrilling
Taking it from the Streets By C.C.Catherine Cook | C.C.Catherine Cook,Sun Fashion Editor
Dog breeders say they've spotted a canine trend By Orlando Sentinel
Man's Attire Is Well-suited For Wedding By Lois Fenton
Short hair is still chic, but now it's longer, curlier By Pat Morgan | Pat Morgan,Knight-Ridder News Service
Intricacy and innocence blend in brightly painted 'parrot' works By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic
'Designing Women' producer to look again at script to see if it contains 'Suzanne zingers' By Orlando Sentinel
'Club MTV' concert was missing a dance floor, much of an audience By Nestor Aparicio | Nestor Aparicio,Evening Sun Staff
NEWS
Norman Percy Churchman, 80, executive with Enterprise Electric Co.
Man Continues To Set World-class Pace At 84 By Jennifer Keats | Jennifer Keats,Contributing writer
Increased Rents For School Space Pinches Churches By Angela Gambill | Angela Gambill,Staff writer
The 'Rambo from Knin' drills his Serb guerrillas thoroughly for war against Croatia By Dusko Doder | Dusko Doder,Special to The Sun
Ronald F. MacLeanWorked at Lever BrothersServices for...
Pasadena Woman, 70, Is Raped By Intruder By Kris Antonelli | Kris Antonelli,Staff writer
La. statute on abortion overturned Judge speeds case toward high court By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Correction
U.N. to allow Iraqis to sell quantity of oil By New York Times News Service **TC
'Spotty, Uneven' Recovery
New findings to undercut charge of Iowa sabotage By New York Times News Service
Better reading scores attributed to city program By Martin C. Evans
Lotto jackpot at $20 million Brisk ticket sales expected as prize grows. By Joe Nawrozki | Joe Nawrozki,Evening Sun Staff
Playacting against the less fortunate A broken heart By Paul Peroutka
The neglected mobile home: a way to bridge the housing gap By Allan Wallis
The movie squad is watching you By Russell Baker
The dawn of peace?
The aquarium at 10
Rockefeller bow-out leaves Demos without heavy-hitter On Politics Today By Jack W. Germond & Jules Witcover
Burns mayoral bid lacks supporters, money Former allies on sidelines By Michael A. Fletcher | Michael A. Fletcher,Evening Sun Staff
Reading project is termed a success Computers help city children improve scores. By Mark Bomster | Mark Bomster,Evening Sun Staff
Baltimore CityBURGLARY: Northwestern District -- A... By The following accounts;were compiled by reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today
'All America'?
Shot in police chase, runaway in serious shape Teen called driver of stolen truck. By Alisa Samuels | Alisa Samuels,Evening Sun Staff
Hey, Baltimore is doing OK By Wiley A. Hall 3rd
Correction
Man Robs Pasadena Card Shop Tuesday
Revised AIDS definition would add thousands to list of infected By New York Times News Service
Aquarium marks 10th year as siren to millions By Michael K. Burns
Conference maps battle on Thomas Drive against judge to target 66 senators By Arch Parsons | Arch Parsons,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Bo Peep civil suit will be unsealed Day-care center was closed in '88 By Alan J. Craver
Gulf: The Limits of Air PowerEditor: Jeffery Record's...
Md. hot line offers hope, solutions for the young By JoAnna Daemmrich
Ship of my timbers By Anna Quindlen
Trial Nears In Shooting Of Trooper By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,Staff writer
Bush Can Win If He Runs Against Taxes and Means It By CAL THOMAS
Television turns up the volume on the shock factor By Michael Olesker
Justice Dept. will protect Kansas abortion clinics By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Refugee advocates are seeking a better deal for Haitians Cubans get into U.S., Haitians don't. Advocates decry double standard. By Knight-Ridder
Preservation Volunteer Remembered Fondly By Angela Gambill | Angela Gambill,Staff writer
Timely Pact on the Chesapeake
Clarence Thomas' Transgression: a Mind of His Own By JAMES J. KILPATRICK
Judge orders class action in airline lawsuit Ruling could benefit millions of riders, hurt ailing carriers By Edwin McDowell | Edwin McDowell,New York Times News Service HC dPB
Subject of probe into city contracts decides to retire Health concerns are cited for public works employee By Ann LoLordo **HC lTB
AMA: Learn to live with asbestos Panel cites "misconceptions," says there are worse health risks. By New York Times
Redistricting Panel Pulled 2 Ways By Elise Armacost | Elise Armacost,Staff writer
Girl Scout in Calif. crash comes home Family optimistic about fast recovery By S. M. Khalid
Teens learn to peddle fruitshakes for profit Young entrepreneurs learning at ballpark By Mary Corey
Region's lifeguard teams tested for the right stuff UM guards take first-place honors By Dan Thanh Dang | Dan Thanh Dang,Sun Staff Correspondent rTC
All-America city
Bad news for Democrats. Rockefeller won't donate their... By DAN BERGER
A son escapes Cuba's despair--but only to the grave By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
Tourists leading the charge at Gettysburg A CALL TO ARMS By Mike Klingaman | Mike Klingaman,Evening Sun Staff
Ashley's Leaps Over Ferguson To Win State Softball Title By Staff report
Aacc Names Women's Soccer Coach By Staff report
Jeri Southern, 64, a jazz vocalist whose casual singing...
Iraq's worthless word By Los Angeles Times
Noriega witness reportedly left U.S. last month By Newsday
Let private sector run city schoolsIt is interesting that...
Why Yugoslavia's Trouble Is Europe's Nightmare By WILLIAM PFAFF
3 said to sell tainted meat Slaughterhouse for goats called "disgusting." By Raymond L. Sanchez | Raymond L. Sanchez,Evening Sun Staff
With New Restaurant, Hard-luck Doctor Is Operating Again By Joni Guhne
Bystander shooting rate mushrooms Stray gunfire has come to shape the "conduct of daily life," experts say. By Knight-Ridder
Hungry burglars cook themselves up a mess of trouble Pair break into house, then eat and drink. But after their arrests, they aren't merry. By The Hartford Courant
Baltimore To Clean Up Toxic Waste By John A. Morris | John A. Morris,Staff writer
Bygone Afro ads depict vibrant society, business, entertainment By Jacques Kelly
Finding a way around hearing loss Combination therapy enables woman to converse with others. By Sue Miller | Sue Miller,Evening Sun Staff
School can't force child to take Ritalin By Boston Globe
Fall/winter Youth Leagues To Step Up To The Line By Donald G. Vitek
Harford targets adult bookstores Ordinance would impose stricter county licensing. BY" Bruce Reid By Evening Sun Staff
The Park Offers A Picture-perfect Setting For Art Gallery By Michael R. Driscoll | Michael R. Driscoll,Staff writer
Seniors, Teens Make 'Great Team' By Marc LeGoff | Marc LeGoff,Staff writer
Patronizing the Public
Iraqi troops reportedly retrieve arms in Kuwait U.N. observers don't patrol at night By New York Times News Service
Hitchhiker kidnaps man
Teen-ager wounded by officer after high-speed chase Howard County police tried to stop stolen car By Roger Twigg
Parents' $400 million suit against Bo Peep unsealed Civil action continues child-abuse charges. By Bruce Reid | Bruce Reid,Evening Sun Staff
Counselors Fighting Cuts In Schedules By Deidre Nerreau McCabe | Deidre Nerreau McCabe,Staff writer
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Jane K. Flanders Retired credit officer
Moscow's Heritage of Evil By GEORGE F. WILL
The Hollow Men (Alas!)
Paul Peroutka's valuable words By Robin Miller
The Last Snail Darter Speaks By Susan C. Broadbent
Sophie Sigourney Parr, artist, diesServices for Sophie...
On stage at Christopher's: It's Rockin' Rick Dempsey! By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,Evening Sun Staff
BUSINESS
Volvo dropping port as car-import point By John H. Gormley Jr
Governor shuffles some of state's atop aides Md. finally to sift through study on competitiveness By David Conn | David Conn,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
State's new chief of development is Schaefer insider By David Conn | David Conn,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
Ford to build pickup trucks for Mazda
4 local men in money news By Julius Westheimer
Mixed bag for state's economy Recovery from recession has been uneven, according to a Federal Reserve report. By Nicole Weisensee | Nicole Weisensee,States News Service
Price increase won't be as steep for locally made vans By Kim Clark
Robert L. Walker promoted to head Agriculture By Ted Shelsby *
Regional economy shows indecisiveness Fed report describes slow, uneven growth By Thomas Easton | Thomas Easton,New York Bureau of The Sun
Governor shuffles some of state's top aides Staff chief is switched to economic development By John W. Frece | John W. Frece,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
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