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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON DECEMBER 29, 1991
NEWS
2 killed in separate accidents on Montgomery County roads
N.Y. dealers-in-training traffic in Baltimore blood By David Simon
Attack Seen As Business-related By Michael James | Michael James,Staff writer
Delegate, Physician Aris T. Allen Commits Suicide At 80 By Arthur Hirsch
Name: Judi DehoffHonored by The Carroll County Sun for...
Detailed look at Kansas county helps us understand ourselves By Rebecca W. Boylan
Top News Story of 1991 May Have Vanilla Flavor By WALTER TRUETT ANDERSON
Hunters, looking for acceptance, turn to charity Animal activists say it's for publicity By Jim Nesbitt | Jim Nesbitt,Newhouse News Service
Year's Most Resounding Stories Weren't The Ones That Made The Most Noise By Katherine Dunn
Maj. Gen. Chester V. "Ted" Clifton Jr., 78, senior...
Onslaught of tourism, pollution threatens to destroy Egypt's ancient treasures By Los Angeles Times
Apprenticeships for Republicans
Maryland Needs Regional Services By LOUIS L. GOLDSTEIN
Counting Baltimore's small blessings By MICHAEL OLESKER
Here's what to look for if you're traveling in the...
Holiday food drive reaps 10% less than last year By Ginger Thompson
In Anne Arundel, '91 Began In Tragedy, Ends In Uncertainty
Greiber Vows To Continue Redistricting Challenge By John A. Morris | John A. Morris,Staff writer
Coach Finds Backing Off Spurs Team By Roch Eric Kubatko | Roch Eric Kubatko,Staff writer
Planners Urge Lopping 44% Of Building Project Budgets By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Walk-in Medical Center To Close Down Jan. 15 By Staff report
Carroll capsule
'Term Limitation' Best Exercised By Voters At Ballot Box By Sharon Hornberger
Disaster Aid For Farmers Anticipated By Ed McDonough | Ed McDonough,Staff writer
To Our Readers
A State Sport Is Hooey (but Make It Lacrosse) By Ed McDonough
Name: Mike DavidsonHonored by The Carroll County Sun for...
911 Center Agrees To Bear Bigger Cut In Its Spending By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,SUN STAFF
Bus Access Hearing
Free Measles Innoculation To Begin In 6th, 7th Grades By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Some Surprised At Lack Of County Services During Furlough By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,SUN STAFF
Facing Massive Cuts, Hickey Pares School Budget By Donna Boller
Services Slashed By Cuts By James M. Coram
Flashbacks By Diane Mullaly
Columbia Inn Awarded
Gibbons Arrives For Duty
Police beat
Hundreds Of Residents Fight Clustering Development
Devoted And Reliable, Yes By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,SUN STAFF
Composer Takes A Low-key Approach To Music Industry By Dolly Merritt
Berlin Speaks On Plans
Creating a Post-Soviet Reality
For Golden Bears, Tetteh's The Money Man By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Staff writer
FBI may shift role to fight violent crime End of Soviet Union frees up resources for domestic work By Ronald J. Ostrow | Ronald J. Ostrow,Los Angeles Times
Reuniting Government By RAY JENKINS | RAY JENKINS,Ray Jenkins, editor of the editorial pages of The Evening Sun, retires Tuesday
Waverly Woods Plan Still On Table By James M. Coram
Board Weighs Keech Reappointment By FROM STAFF REPORTS
New Police Chief Tries To Appease The Public By Michael James
Glimpses Of An Eventful Year To Come By Phil Greenfield
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Toys Piled High Show Depth Of Generosity By Carol Bowers | Carol Bowers,SUN STAFF
Rural Setting Adds Touch Of Reality To Live Nativity Scene By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,Staff writer
Hcc Proposes 12% Rise For Next Year's Budget By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,SUN STAFF
Third Boe Hopeful Files
Let's Try Clinton
County, School Budgets Top News For 1991
Straight Gets Approval But Stays Controversial By Michael James
In the towns
Congressional Redistricting Splits County Four Ways By Paul Shread
State and Local Budgets: Now Comes the Hard Part By BARRY RASCOVAR | BARRY RASCOVAR,Barry Rascovar is deputy editor of the editorial pages of The Sun
Correction
Coalition Is Citizens' Voice For A Better Environment By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,SUN STAFF
Duke's MessageEditor: Well, the liberals are at it...
State's Only Native Sport Would Be Ducky Choice By Donald G. Vitek
Grimm's Dismissal Ignites Controversy By Dianne Williams Hayes
Family's deserted house is not a home -- but they are required to care for it By Dennis O'Brien | Dennis O'Brien,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
Man Trades Badge For Sack Of Toys By Maria Archangelo and Mary Gail Hare | Maria Archangelo and Mary Gail Hare,Staff writers
Good Friend, Cop, Athlete Is Honored By Don Vitek | Don Vitek,Contributing sports writer
Grade-school Pupils Take A Page From Guttenberg By Donna E. Boller | Donna E. Boller,SUN STAFF
Jobless Benefits Provide Some Relief But Not Enough By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,Staff writer
A Last-minute Holiday Wish List By Russ Mullaly
Tough Times Don't Overshadow People's Goodness By Mark Guidera
Readers write
Readers write
Heavyweight hopes ride on light rail's April debut By Peter Jensen
'Rally For Reading' Wins Children To The Joys Of Books By Paul Shread | Paul Shread,Staff writer
Officers Vindicated In Teen Brutality Case By Michael James
Women sue hospital over garbage accident By Sheridan Lyons | Sheridan Lyons,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
Massive Trial Settles Trooper's Slaying By Jackie Powder
Tough Hammond Defense Dams Up Paint Branch By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,SUN STAFF
With downfall of Soviet empire, end of global illusion By Richard O'Mara | Richard O'Mara,London Bureau of The Sun
5 More File For Primary Board Race By Donna E. Boller | Donna E. Boller,Staff writer
Figuring on Bush's Reelection Formulas Predict Democrats' Woes By THEO LIPPMAN Jr. | THEO LIPPMAN Jr.,Theo Lippman is an editorial writer and columnist for The Sun
Long-playing Budget Crisis To Be Held Over Into 1992 By Elise Armacost
Seahawks Have Easy Sailing, 72-39 By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
New Research Lab Offers Needed Mix Of Money, Jobs By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,SUN STAFF
Whs Girls Lose In Final
Lions Help Make Disabled Able Again By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,SUN STAFF
Kenmar Builder Speaks
Prescription Bills Put Squeeze On Seniors By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,Staff writer
Retailers Report Improved Sales By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,SUN STAFF
Unnecessary worker injury claims crippling health care system By New York Times News Service ...*..
At Detention Home, Sports A Tool To Help Shape Future By Neil Lippy | Neil Lippy,Contributing sports writer
For High School Teams, It Was A Season Of Champions By Gary Lambrecht
Survey Responses
Baptist Congregation Hopeful That It Will Grow Into New Home By Angela Gambill | Angela Gambill,Staff writer
Halle Packs Board Of Community Group By Peter Hermann
Warden Vacancy May Stay Unfilled For A Year By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff writer
Unready Atholton Hit Hard By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,SUN STAFF
Racer Ready To Take On Super Pro By Stanley C. Dillon
Colleges Expand Early Credits Program By Staff report
Annapolis Battle Over The Bridge Too High Is All But Over By Robert Lee
High Court Denies Sludge Storage In Taneytown By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Assembly Delegation To Discuss Proposals By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Herve Guibert, 36, who chronicled his struggle with AIDS...
Peru condemns groups who back Maoist rebels By New York Times News Service
City murder rate hits 301 with fatal shooting
Weak Economy Hits Businesses, Leading To Layoffs By Lorraine Mirabella
Route 100 Construction Begins By Erik Nelson
Schaefer backs helmet law for motorcyclists Measure likely to pass next year because of potential savings By John W. Frece | John W. Frece,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun Peter Jensen of The Sun's metropolitan staff contributed to this article
Gorbachev Attempted To 'Reconcile the Irreconcilable' By ARCHIE BROWN
The Top Stories That Almost Happened By Pat O'Malley
Israelis Decide Not to Face Test of Wagner By ROBERT RUBY
Preserve Tradition: Don't Oust Jousting By Muphen R. Whitney
Landlord's protest ends lull in seasonal evictions By New York Times News Service
Phony sales tax auditor making rounds in city Several incidents reported to police By Peter Jensen | Peter Jensen,Sun Staff Correspondent
Edgewood Sports Mentor Gets Kids Into The Game By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,SUN STAFF
Sailors Swarm To Florida For Prestigious Regattas By Nancy Noyes
A Year Of Milestones, Celebrations, Sadness By Roch Eric Kubatko, Lem Satterfield, Steven Kivinski, John Harris III
* Marine Lance Cpl. Roy R. Champion, son of Roy R. and...
Police, fire log
Muzzleloaders Are Doing Well By Bill Burton
Francis J. Plogman, Former labor leader
Medicus Is Promoted
Injured Hawks Point Guard Finally Getting To Shake A Leg By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,SUN STAFF
Ultrasound used to eliminate female fetuses in India By New York Times News Service
Soviet dawn heralded only fear, poverty By Scott Shane
Car parked by I-95 bursts into flames traffic disrupted
Commissioners Honor Longtime County Employees By Staff report
Telemarketing fraud thrives amid slack law enforcement, report finds By Los Angeles Times
Bizline
A Real-Life Tale of (Formerly Soviet) Georgia By HAL PIPER | HAL PIPER,Hal Piper is editor of The Sun's Opinion-Commentary page and a former Moscow correspondent
Watching the Red Flag Come Down By ERNEST B. FURGURSON | ERNEST B. FURGURSON,Ernest B. Furgurson is associate editor of The Sun
Charles P. Hebb Sr., Former businessmanMemorial services...
Developer Ordered To Investigate Possible Contamination By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,SUN STAFF
Residents Victorious In Battle Against Pornography By Deidre Nerreau McCabe
The Conspiracy to Murder JFK
Soil Test Prices Increase On Wednesday
Alert Off-duty Trooper Ends Manhunt For Fugitive By Jay Apperson
2 juveniles, 5 adults held after drug raid Group had taken over her house, woman said By Elise Armacost
Despite the recession, Maryland authors are experiencing a banner year By James H. Bready
Notables
Dundalk man found guilty of having teen steal for him
William H. Spencer, City educatorServices for William H...
Elizabeth G. Nightingale, 84, died Dec. 19 at Carroll...
Aquarium protesters booed by audience Animal rights activists disrupt dolphin show By Rafael Alvarez
Order To Expunge Man's Record Could Cause Downpour By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff writer
Conference Shows That the More de Klerk Reforms, the More He Loses Control By JERELYN EDDINGS | JERELYN EDDINGS,Jerelyn Eddings is The Sun's Johannesburg correspondent
No Free Lunch for Recyclers
Drug Suspects Arrested
Biharis: Almost Forgotten for 20 Years By PAULA R. NEWBERG
Events in Soviet Union gave pair a retailing coup Russian craft shop opens second outlet By Mike Christensen | Mike Christensen,Cox News Service
Hockey Club's Meets Goal Of Teaching Youngsters By Tom Worgo | Tom Worgo,Contributing writer
A gun dealer's legacy is murder Illegal sales traced to several killings By M. Dion Thompson
Lucille Clifton's seventh work offers a consistent, powerful poetic voice By Michael Collier
Dynamic Duo Sticks Together For Arthritis Fund-raiser By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff writer
Police, Firefighters Sex Scandal Raged Out Of Control By Peter Hermann
Fugiel In Missouri
FEATURES
Dr. Andrew Brent Rudo leads a double life: psychiatrist by... By Mary Corey
Victorian mahogany marble-top table could sell for $700+ in good condition By James G. McCollam | James G. McCollam,Copley News Service
World's most expensive toy has a shady recent history By Lita Solis-Cohen
Blue and white B&O china is available once again By Linda Lowe Morris
Turning back the hands of time with old calendars By Anita Gold | Anita Gold,Chicago Tribune
Scenic wallpaper revived By RITA ST.CLAIR
Television 1991
Funding cutbacks struck all local arts institutions THE YEAR IN REVIEW John Dorsey By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic
Some local theaters built up their reputations with renovations and expansions THE YEAR IN REVIEW J. Wynn Rousuck By J. Wynn Rousuck
New Year's fun in Philadelphia
In Finland, skiing is uphill, tooJust about anyone can ski...
Luxurious and seductive today, it was originally a strong, harsh flavoring By Linda Lowe Morris
Scenes From A Year Sun Photographers'favorite Pictures Of 1991
Touring French wine-producing areas By New York Times News Service
With right tools, pictures can go on mirrored wall By Rose Bennett Gilbert | Rose Bennett Gilbert,Copley News Service
The Year In Review By JANICE BAKER
Seven gifts for yourself By Niki Scott | Niki Scott,Universal Press Syndicate
Kingdom of Bhutan privatizes its national travel industry By New York Times News Service
BSO, Opera did good work despite the bad economy THE YEAR IN REVIEW Stephen Wigler HTCSO: Sun Music Critic By Stephen Wigler
Bugsy to Terminator, psychopaths filled the screens THE YEAR IN REVIEW Stephen Hunter By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Sun Film Critic
Decorating in easy stages By Knight-Ridder News Service hHC cFB
The Tournament of Roses Parade draws a million live spectators, keeps locals busy year-round By Suzanne Murphy
Baltimore dance scene showed movement both onstage and off THE YEAR IN REVIEW J. L. Conklin By J. L. Conklin
The popular music scene in 1991: Whole lot of shakin' going on THE YEAR IN REVIEW J. D. Considine By J. D. Considine | J. D. Considine,Sun Pop Music Critic
Disney World's Boardwalk By Orlando Sentinel
1991 was good for architecture but a bad year for architects THE YEAR IN REVIEW Edward Gunts By Edward Gunts
Recipes for chocoholics: mousse, Swiss hot chocolate
Zanvyl Krieger has left his mark on many of the city's institutions By Randi Henderson
Snow-sculpture competition in Colorado draws flurries of international competitors By Karen Yoor
Affordable reproductions By Knight-Ridder News Service ctB
A Good Year For Bad News By ROGER SIMON t
Blackwater is the perfect haven for 252 bird species By Ralph Vigoda | Ralph Vigoda,Knight-Ridder News Service
Mirror, mirror on the wall: a major element in design Glass that can change space has many uses in home decor By Carleton Jones
Chronicling A Year's Worth Of Happenings By LAURA CHARLES
Home-style foods add fun to entertaining guests By Chicago Tribune
BUSINESS
Don't get roped into a six-month listing agreement By ELLEN JAMES MARTIN
This chart and map track recent movements in single-family...
To get the best deal, do your homework before buying or selling a house Sellers must spruce up, buyers examine finances By Monica Perez | Monica Perez,Copley News Service
Low interest rates spur refinancing Lenders struggling with record requests By Scott Pendleton | Scott Pendleton,The Christian Science Monitor; 1991, The Christian Science Monitor Publishing Society. Distributed by the Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Conservative savers face limited alternatives to CD By George Gunset | George Gunset,Chicago Tribune
High-yield stocks attract attention of contrarians By Thomas Watterson | Thomas Watterson,Boston Globe alB
Controlling spending is near top of list of New Year's resolutions By JANE BRYANT QUINN | JANE BRYANT QUINN,1991, Washington Post Writers Group
Realtors find ways of communicating with homebuyers By Adriane Miller | Adriane Miller,Special to The Sun
High employment and wages of can-makers fade By Kim Clark
Considering ways to capitalize on investment alternatives for '92 By WERNER RENBERG | WERNER RENBERG,1991, Werner Renber
Guaranteed income program could sink the port's recovery Dockworkers' benefit is at a crucial juncture By John H. Gormley Jr
SPORTS
1991 champions REMEMBERING 1991 IN SPORTS
And then there was 1: Shula is last of 3 titans from '70s By VITO STELLINO
Changing width of goalposts made many games a real kick By Ivan Maisel | Ivan Maisel,Dallas Morning News
Orioles grove one with new picnic spot By Mark Hyman
Topps brings back '50s baseball cards in '90s style By Ruth Sadler
Mariners shouldn't lift anchorIs there anyone else who is...
Drop suits, pay fees, Steinbrenner is toldCommissioner Fay...
BaseballChicago White Sox -- Agreed to a 3-year contract...
Lemieux's key assists are icing on Penguins' 6-2 win over Caps By Bill Free | Bill Free,Sun Staff Correspondent
Bears extend Jacks' winless streak 0-5-1 run, 4-2 loss result in 1st-place tie By James H. Jackson | James H. Jackson,Sun Staff Correspondent
St. Mary's edges Broadneck, 49-42 Noel Classic By Steven Kivinski
Southern rolls in championship, 72-46 D.C. Armory-Trills By Bob Clark | Bob Clark,Special to The Sun
Overlea stuns Towson Catholic, 73-72 Milford Mill, Nolan overpower Wright Baltimore Co. Invitational By Rich Scherr
Gibbons falls to Philly school, 65-52
Miss-behaving
Heat matches Lakers' bid for guard Douglas
No. 1 Mount Hebron tops No. 3 Old Mill Bryant scores 22 in 60-41 title win By Derek Toney | Derek Toney,Special to The Sun
Chaos descends on order of prognosticators By Skip Myslenski | Skip Myslenski,Chicago Tribune
Manlove rallies in Congressional 'Cap Mr. Prospector colt romps in as winner By Marty McGee | Marty McGee,Sun Staff Correspondent
A Memorable Farewell By Doug Brown
Slow starts concern Dunbar's Pompey By Sam Davis | Sam Davis,Sun Staff Correspondent
When 3 of a kind beats any team's full house Fraser, Savage, Crow tops among defenders By Sandra McKee ulB
Navy hits 3s, but misses victory at free-throw line By Barry Baum | Barry Baum,Special to The Sun
Mount St. Mary's outlasts Ga. State in OT, 97-92 By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Sun Staff Correspondent
Dear sir:Have any provisions been made at Oriole Park to...
First $10-million-a-year-player? Griffey may take it to bank By JIM HENNEMAN
Lake Clifton tops Catonsville, 86-74 Baltimore Co. Invitational By Rich Scherr
Locally, Ripken had super year to close stadium REMEMBERING 1991 IN SPORTS By Doug Brown
Bullets' 129-124 win has Baltimore flavor Wingate, Stewart seal Arena victory By Alan Goldstein
Sub QB Beuerlein helps Cowboys lasso playoff berth By Ken Murray
Drexel rolls over UMES, 87-56 Mount Holiday Tournament By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Sun Staff Correspondent
Chiefs pick off Raiders for fifth straight time Marinovich throws 4 INTs in 10-6 loss By Thomas George | Thomas George,New York Times News Service
Loyola stops St. Joe in final, 73-65 Unseld New Year's Classic By Mike Frainie
The Mike Ditka fileAfter the San Francisco 49ers passed...
Glanville gang to bring its act to Washington Falcons advance past Saints, 27-20 By T. J. Simers | T. J. Simers,Los Angeles Times Vito Stellino of The Sun's sports staff contributed to this article
Jets offensive line has something to prove to Oilers Outplayed in Week 7, it wants revenge By Rich Cimini | Rich Cimini,Newsday
Baby David Shula all grown up and coaching By Edwin Pope | Edwin Pope,Miami Herald
Williams, Terps foul up in loss to Rutgers, 95-79 Guard is first of 4 to foul out in Ariz. By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,Sun Staff Correspondent
Food for thought: What's really inside of The Refrigerator? By Robert Markus | Robert Markus,Chicago Tribune
Jasper, Pyles end '91 on top in duckpins By James H. Jackson
LPGA taps former Middle Atlantic titlists By JOHN STEWART
Messier turns on speed, power in 1 move Rangers star is impact player By Frank Fitzpatrick | Frank Fitzpatrick,Knight-Ridder News Service
Japanese take over Calder, Gulfstream Firestone, freed from debt, will concentrate on breeding By Jim McNair | Jim McNair,Knight-Ridder News Service
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