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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON AUGUST 18, 1991
NEWS
Surf fishing for shark is easy By Sue Hayes
Perry Hall girl, 3, drowns in pool in Kingsville
Honors for Frederick the Great bestir fears of resurgent German nationalism By Ian Johnson | Ian Johnson,Special to The Sun
Tormented, he robbed banks to restore sense of power By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Sun Staff Correspondent
After 2 Years, Horseman Mounts Comeback By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
Investigators unearth hidden links between BCCI, savings and loans By James Risen | James Risen,Los Angeles Times
After Knee Injury, Wrestler Steps Up To National Tourney By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
Riverside Office Complex Ok'd By Staff report
Phone companies trying to beat numbers crunch By John Markoff | John Markoff,New York Times News Service
Gulf War Has Fallout for American Archaeological Researchers By DIANE WINSTON
Spirit's hunger for connection seen from male, female angles SHORT STORIES By Diane Scharper
Parkville family faces $60,000 tab By Diane Winston
If you like the music on MTV, you might... By Susan Canfora
Results of pharmacy exam
Ssa Junior Sailors Ride The Wind To A Happy Summer By Nancy Noyes
Sturdy sedan remains king of the road in India despite its 40-year-old design By Cox News Service
Derailed Model Train Track Is Laid To Rust By Jane Lippy | Jane Lippy,Contributing writer
Mayoral candidates' histories shape their differing campaigns Burns looks to future by remembering past By Martin C. Evans
Mystery, mischief infuse images of Cuba Fervently attended games end today By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
Freed Briton honors fellow Mideast captives By New York Times News Service
I get Comiskey, and he gets Keys and lesson for life By ROGER SIMON
Bethlehem union narrowly approves two-year contract 164-128 vote at Point cast to help win Boston tunnel job By Michael K. Burns
Here's what to look for in the Baltimore area this week...
Things Are Quiet in Baltimore--Too Quiet By BARRY RASCOVAR
Exercise of U.S. Power Changes Hostage Calculus By FRANK STARR
I Won't Buy Cable Because I'd Have Too Much to Watch
'The Jameses': three generations of a notable American family @ By Anne Whitehouse
Neall Invites Citizens To Talk Back By Elise Armacost | Elise Armacost,Staff writer
Board Of Education Explains Health Changes
Waterfront Residents Chagrined By Report By John A. Morris | John A. Morris,Staff writer
Consider Skateboards
For Schools To, Rusko Needs To Be Succeeded By Pat O'Malley
It's Too Early To Judge Young-of-year Tally By Capt. Bob Spore
Hickman Seeks Authority By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Service Station Owner, 84, Scares Off Armed Robber By Maria Archangelo | Maria Archangelo,Staff writer
City Can Reopen Well
Hsp Thanks Donors
4-h'ers Say Goodbye To Recruiter Who Returns To Teaching By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff writer
Nominee Announced
Snap Those Chinstraps: It's 2-a-day Time
Correction
Council Ok's Borrowing Plan For Schools, Services By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Aberdeen Gets A Boost
Peabody Ragtime Ensemble Set To Perform
High School Footballers Sweat It Out At Practice
Horizon Facility Moves
No Waverly Woods
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Bill On Adult Bookstores Is Hidden As If It's Rated X By Mark Guidera
On-the-job FitnessEditor: With indignation, I read The...
Basically Takes On Two
START Treaty, a Bad Deal for Soviets, Tips Balance By MAXIM KNIAZKOV
Julia Gouge, Phone Your Office, If You Can Find The Time By Jeff Griffith
Parents Search For Adolescent Who Bolted By Maria Archangelo | Maria Archangelo,Staff writer
Mother Of 7, Grandma Of 12 Is County's Most Beautiful By Rona Hirsch | Rona Hirsch,Staff writer
Dipaula Nurse Manager
Fort Meade welcomes last seven soldiers returning home from war in Persian Gulf By William F. Zorzi Jr
Editor Harvests The News By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff writer
Tapping Into Grant Brings Water Relief By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff writer
City Council: Choices for Change
Rubble Fill Leases Would Monitor Landfills, Neall Says By John A. Morris | John A. Morris,Staff writer
School Board Oks Five Books By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff writer
Grant Gives Entrepreneur The Business By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff writer
Two Republican legislators, Delegates Martin G. Madden and...
Taps Shut On Alcohol In The Park By Daniel P. Clemens Jr. | Daniel P. Clemens Jr.,Staff writer
Curran Wins Army Award
As Farmland Shrinks, Planners Turn To Development Rights By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Mexico's ruling party favored in today's vote PRI likely to regain two-thirds majority By John M. McClintock | John M. McClintock,Mexico City Bureau of The Sun
Principal's Responsiveness Gets Low Marks By Ruth Boehmer
Correction
Trailers To Roll Right Out From Under Park Tenants By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,Staff writer
For single motdher, fees prove a major test By Diane Winston
Attack On County Officer Draws 10-year Sentence By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,Staff writer
Government's thermomters in Southwest give false readings By New York Times News Service C
Second Firm Sues Council, County For Tightening Rubble Fill Standards By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Carducci's Religious Views Fuel Call For His Ouster By Robert Lee and Lem Satterfield | Robert Lee and Lem Satterfield,Staff writers
First-time Home Buyers
In-the-know Bowlers Know Not To Bowl Slow By Donald G. Vitek
Mayoral candidates' histories shap their differing campaigns Swisher battles odds --and his own image By Ann LoLordo William F. Zorzi Jr. of The Sun's metropolitan staff contributed to this article
Few Changes To Coaching Lineup By Ed McDonough | Ed McDonough,Staff writer
Weymouth At Hallmark
Table For 2? No Waiting For Games At The Chess Center By Patrick L. Hickerson | Patrick L. Hickerson,Staff writer
Mall Raffles Corvette
Changing the Guard in Hanoi
La Hacienda: slow start, fast finish By Linda Geeson | Linda Geeson,Ocean City Bureau of The Sun
Council Picks Over Recycling By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Developer's Fall Leaves Firms In Lurch By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
* Marine Lance Cpl. Bryan P. Elliott, son of Shirley T...
Kindly old cobbler has no shortage of customers Del. shoemaker, 92, works 10-hour days By Edward L. Kenney | Edward L. Kenney,Wilmington News Journal
County Firms Would Get Leg Up In Bids Under Bill By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Connecticut Shows How Leaders Can't Lead By ALAN EHRENHALT
Police Issue Sketch Of Man Sought In Attempted Rape
Legislator's contest is strictly legal By Los Angeles Daily News
'What if' method enlivens McDonogh history classes By Sandra Crockett | Sandra Crockett,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
A few beers later, a tormented workaholic became a bank robber An anchor to his friends, his descent was deep, rapid By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Carroll's Sin-tax Take Dwindling By Darren M. Allen | Darren M. Allen,Staff writer
Shields Comes To Ccc Dean's Office Through The Ranks By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff writer
Drug Advisory Board Declines To Take Position On Straight By Michael James | Michael James,Staff writer
Glory, pain of Bay of Pigs remembered By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
Charles Palliser. Ballantine.153 pages... By LYNN WILLIAMS THUNDER OF EREBUS. Payne Harrison. Crown. 496 pages. $22. | LYNN WILLIAMS THUNDER OF EREBUS. Payne Harrison. Crown. 496 pages. $22.,LOS ANGELES TIMES
Andrzejewski Is Having Wild Time -- And Hates It By Roch Eric Kubatko | Roch Eric Kubatko,Staff writer
Voter Registration No Longer Key Black Strategy By MARTIN EVANS
Death Of Beloved Therapy Pony Leaves Tears, Large Veterinary Bills By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Staff writer
Marine Adams Promoted
Hollin N. Harford Coach
17-year-old Reports Being Raped At Party
Gailey Brothers' Rivalry Leads To Photo Finishes By George Taylor
Fear, uncertainty keep paralyzing grip on Kurds who returned to Iraqi homes By Diana Jean Schemo | Diana Jean Schemo,Sun Staff Correspondent
Loews' Top Brass Roll Up Their Sleeves For Shelter Rehab By Gary Gately | Gary Gately,Staff writer
Baltimore City Council--The Sun Endorses:
Surfeit of Lawyers By RAY JENKINS
Big, dumb cop curbs speeders in seaside town--though he never issues tickets By Knight-Ridder News Service
Reaganomics, Ten Years Later
Worcester approves cancer control planIn an effort to... By Susan Canfora
Football Coaches Give Videotaping Restriction Bad Reviews By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Staff writer
Wearing Your Heart On a T-Shirt By ERNEST B. FURGURSON
Hcc Says It's Cleared In Probe Of Practices By Tom Worgo | Tom Worgo,Contributing writer
Ex-golf Pro Happy He Chose Family By Steven Kivinski | Steven Kivinski,Staff writer
Name: Jacqueline L. NolfHonored by The Carroll County Sun...
Piece of moon falls into hands of Tucson man By Los Angeles Times
Car Flips Over, Kills Virginia Man On I-70
State honors top parents at first Kids' Convention By Sheridan Lyons
More castles in the sandIf you missed the Castle in the...
Baltimore boy, 8, shoots self in leg
Alcohol's escape, thrills ensnaring younger teens Heavy drinking starts as early as 9 or 10 By Ellen Uzelac Joel McCord of The Sun's metropolitan staff contributed to this article
Woman Reports Abduction
Eleanor O. EvansBaltimore activistA Mass of Christian...
Investigation Stamps Out The Post Office In Lineboro By Darren M. Allen | Darren M. Allen,Staff writer
Five lives reach their climax at a college reunion By Rebecca W. Boylan
Sutherland, Harford educator
Annapolis' Forney Catches On As A Pitching Prospect By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
Faithful At Any Speed: A Woman And Her Corvair By Michael James | Michael James,Staff writer
Lee's Has Been Lisbon's Nerve Center For 172 Years By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Staff writer
Moving Between Military Culture and Ice Cream Counter-Culture A LETTER FROM VERMONT By DOUG BIRCH
U.s. 50-interchange To Open Aug. 21
Local Water Supply Said To Smell Of Eau De River By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Byron Attends Funeral Of Niece, Plans To Visit Carroll Tomorrow
Schaefer urges OK for new AIDS test
Italy hopes to regain turf in battle against Mafia By Knight-Ridder News Service
Hot dog vendor gets a hearing with his beef over county regulation Blind man unable to comply with law By Dennis O'Brien | Dennis O'Brien,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
State, County Aim To Halt Pollution In Marley Creek By John A. Morris | John A. Morris,Staff writer
Group takes time to protect capsules Many are lost after being buried By Los Angeles Times
Writing to Read in Baltimore: Expensive Lesson? By M. WILLIAM SALGANIK
'Cozy' and hard-boiled genres meet in one book MYSTERIES By Susanne Trowbridge
Bel Air Woman Hit Head-on In I-95 Crash
'Sour Toe' cocktail bespeaks oddities that tourists enjoy in Yukon Territory By Storer H. Rowley | Storer H. Rowley,Chicago Tribune
Park Renovation Puts Fish Out Of Some Anglers' Reach By Gary Diamond
Going here and there Delaware is a nice place to visit for shopping and just relaxing F By Linda Geeson | Linda Geeson,Ocean City Bureau of The Sun
John C. Morris Sr., 63, died Aug. 9 at Homewood Retirement... By These obituaries were provided by area funeral homes
BCCI probers find links to S&L collapse Two failed thrifts had connections to Pakistani-run bank By James Risen | James Risen,Los Angeles Times
FEATURES
Blue Onion platter worth $165-$185 By James G. McCollam | James G. McCollam,Copley News Service
A grandfather's Chinese stamps could be worth $1.5 million By Lita Solis-Cohen
FORGOTTEN FATHERSEditor: . . . this letter is to point out...
Biographies: The Truth? The Whole Truth? By Alice Steinbach
Dill is ideal herb for warm-weather fare By Universal Press Syndicate
Bethlehem Musikfest: nine days of entertainment By Dorothy Fleetwood
A Message About Mail By ELIZABETH LARGE
Giving Criminals A Bad Name By Dave Barry
Negotiating terms with a level head may win results By Niki Scott | Niki Scott,Universal Press Syndicate
Today's Past
Chicago museum exhibitions on gold By Anita Gold | Anita Gold,Chicago Tribune
Using Your Noodle With Zucchini By Gail Forman
A Cool Supper For The Age Of Reason By Rosemary Knower
The Many Possibilities Of Pizza By Janice Baker
From The Sun Aug. 18-24, 1841Aug. 18: Keep off the... By Fred Rasmussen
That Is, If Subway Tunnelers Can Make It Through Gas Fumes, Cave-Ins, Ice Age Rock And All the Resultant Delays By Doug Birch
Everyman Theatre presents comedy 'Hot L Baltimore'Lanford... By J. Wynn Rousuck
Foyer should have an air of welcome By RITA ST. CLAIR | RITA ST. CLAIR,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
But other variations on the theme of biscuits,fruit and cream abound @ By Marlene Sorosky
'Food cop': To celebrities in Los Angeles, her word is law on healthy eating By Seattle Times
Barbara Aiello, founder and president of the Kids on the...
Actor-director Kenneth Branagh tries his hand at a classic thriller By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Sun Staff Correspondent
Battle of First Manassas to be re-enacted
Area offers volcanoes and lakes, waterfalls, thermal baths, a 'cold jungle' and a touch of Germany By Amy DePaul
When Sail Struck Steel -- And Sank It By Carleton Jones
Nick Ashley Son is moving family firm into '90s By Lynn Williams
'Unparalleled,' says expert about 1990 German wines By Michael Dresser
Museum is restoring its building to realize the architect's conception By Grace Glueck | Grace Glueck,New York Times News Service
The Beetle Diary By CLARINDA HARRISS RAYMOND
Revisiting World War II battle sites By Boston Globe
As opportunities to wager increase, Valerie Lorenz aids people who succumb By Henry Scarupa and Randi Henderson
Designers are rethinking patterns, colors, finishes, even methods of weaving By Elaine Markoutsas
Black faction fights planned film biography By Evelyn Nieves | Evelyn Nieves,New York Times News Service
City's attractions triumph over culture clash By Ellen Bartlett | Ellen Bartlett,Boston Globe
A sporty cruise for kids By LAURA CHARLES
'Jeannie' due out of bottle again By Cox News Service
Vinyl Vignettes By Holly Selby
Ginni Wolf has far to go to recover from the murder of state policeman Ted Wolf By Randi Henderson
House Beautiful magazine gets its own rehab job By Linda Lowe Morris
Screen, vinyl floors add spice to 'Pullman kitchen' By Rose Bennett Gilbert | Rose Bennett Gilbert,Copley News Service
Ben Vereen, Rita Rudner scheduled to perform in 'Lifesongs... By Eric Siegel
SPORTS
Becker tops Wheaton, reaches finalBoris Becker got the...
It happened in Baltimore first: the original baseball midget By Don Markus
Exonerated of rape, W.Va. athlete must deal with fans By Ted Silary | Ted Silary,Knight-Ridder News Service
Corporate Report pays dividends Colt beats out Hansel by neck to earn first stakes victory By Marty McGee | Marty McGee,Sun Staff Correspondent
Orioles lose, 7-6, despite 5 runs in 8th, 1 in 9th Brewers knock out McDonald in 5th By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
With many young players on roster, Oates expects few call-ups By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Basketball to be younger man's game lTC By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
Give that Rex a contractAn, the joys of summer! Those...
First visit proves Saratoga is all it's cracked up to be--and more By MARTY McGEE
Winning Double Triple ticket nets Baltimorean $158,247 By Special to The Sun
No more snippy benchings: Mattingly gets hair trimmed
Davis hits first homer in Suns' Friday victory By Special to The Sun
Isler 1st Columbus Cup female skipper By Peter Baker
BaseballCalifornia Angels -- Recalled IF Bobby Rose from...
Bays win, 4-1, to clinch Western Conference crown By Bill Free
Balboni hopes Class AAA can be his ticket to season in Japan By Tracy Ringolsby | Tracy Ringolsby,Dallas Morning News
In worst showing in 40 years, U.S. boxers will earn 6 medals Four fighters try to win gold today
* Yankees 2B Steve Sax needs 2 more stolen bases to move... By Peter Schmuck
Hoiles gets comfortable at home Catcher rebounds from slow start By Kevin Eck
Conklin fails to get grip on job as Redskins' QB II Poor effort could lead to third-string status By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Sun Staff Correspondent
New stadium not the answer for ailing Patriots By VITO STELLINO
Seeing brownQuestion: Who are the Cleveland Browns named...
Hockey cards out for an early skate By Ruth Sadler p
Chesapeake offers challenge to anglers in BASS Masters By Peter Baker
Some top rookies make jump from Class AA By Ric Russo | Ric Russo,Orlando Sentinel RNB
Ripken may need to pick between Orioles, winning By JOHN EISENBERG
Blind golfer faces life and game with dignity and sense of humor By JOHN STEWART
2 Marylanders among finalists for Team USA By James H. Jackson
Sometimes keeping the manager turns out better than firing him By PETER SCHMUCKL
Gaedel made a big mark in his own small way Veeck's tallest tale is a walk in the park By Don Markus
Players from Negro Leagues remember good--and bad--old days By Wayne Coffey | Wayne Coffey,New York Daily News
Experts rank waters to be open for Classic tournament fishing
Dean conquers collapsed lung for gold By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
For U.S., all that glitters is pride in two bronzes Men's basketball, baseball strike medal By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
D.C. Slims nearly upset before start Graf's withdrawal just latest problem By Bill Free TVB
Oilers' run-and-shoot still draws critics' fire By Tim Cowlishaw | Tim Cowlishaw,Dallas Morning News
BUSINESS
Dollar cost averaging aids fund-watchers By Thomas Watterson | Thomas Watterson,Boston Globe
Credit must be cultivated before a disaster strikes By Adriane Miller | Adriane Miller,Special to The Sun B
Wall Street bets on winners, losers in store wars By Thomas Easton | Thomas Easton,New York Bureau of The Sun
Many seeking hassle-free yet traditional home By ELLEN JAMES MARTIN
This chart and map track recent movements in single-family...
Do the government's numbers add up to the real picture? Economists dispute U.S. statistics on manufacturing By Kim Clark
Beware: Interest rate advertised may not be the return you'll get By JANE BRYANT QUINN | JANE BRYANT QUINN,1991, Washington Post Writers Group
Tax credit assists low-income workers By Glenn Burkins | Glenn Burkins,Knight-Ridder News Service
Cellular firms fight to retain customers Emphasis placed on personal service By Leslie Cauley
Like a smorgasbord, an asset allocation fund offers you a little bit of everything By WERNER RENBERG | WERNER RENBERG,1991, Werner Renberg
Riverside attracts first-time buyers Homes called key to economy's revival By Adele Evans | Adele Evans,Special to The Sun
Builders introduce new wiring concept By Edward Gunts
Zero-coupon bonds can help in planning for retirement, other long-term goals By Jack Snyder | Jack Snyder,Orlando Sentinel
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