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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON FEBRUARY 26, 1991
BUSINESS
Johnny Unitas files for bankruptcy By Michelle Singletary | Michelle Singletary,Evening Sun Staff
No economic boon seen in fast gulf victory Recession's causes go beyond war, experts warn By Stephen E. Nordlinger | Stephen E. Nordlinger,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Housing stages a recovery By Sylvia Porter | Sylvia Porter,1990 Los Angeles Times Syndicate, Times Mirror Square, Los Angeles, Calif. 90053
Lebowitz shifts law firms, moves to Whiteford By Graeme Browning
Wallenius expands port service
No economic boon seen in fast gulf victory War counteracts benefits of lower interest rates By Robert Trigaux | Robert Trigaux,American Banker
Region's new-home sales fell 16% in '90 Including all homes, decline was only 5% By Edward Gunts
Blue Cross agrees to buy CareFirst HMO By Ross Hetrick | Ross Hetrick,Evening Sun Staff
Penn named to No. 2 Insurance Division post By Ross Hetrick | Ross Hetrick,Evening Sun Staff
Ex-PHH executive named to state insurance post By Peter H. Frank
Injunction against Visa lets Sears issue its cards By New York Times News Service
Blue Cross to buy troubled CareFirst, pay off some debts By Peter H. Frank
4 Md. employers in top 50 for underfunded pensions By Kim Clark
NEWS
Warsaw Pact dismantled with strokes of the pen By Kay Withers | Kay Withers,Special to The Sun
VII Corps leads armored surge into Iraq WAR IN THE GULF By Philip Shenon | Philip Shenon,New York Times News Service
Drugs suspected in teens' bizarre behavior 'Doctored' LSD alert is issued. By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Evening Sun Staff
Legislators give Schaefer 'firm' proposal on budget By John W. Freceand Peter Jensen | John W. Freceand Peter Jensen,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
Homewood hospital workers sad about closing, angry at Hopkins By Jonathan Bor
Craft show enters 15th year with a changed Baltimore By Jacques Kelly
Engineers assess fire-damaged buildingEngineers cautiously...
Corrections
Corrections
Abortion-rights strategy to face justices' review Civil rights law used to thwart blockades By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Baltimore gets flood of applicants for superintendent's job By Gelareh Asayesh
Quote of the day". . . the state cannot continue to...
Call for censors can drown out freedom's cries By MICHAEL OLESKER
Armed robbers hit two groceries across Baltimore By Roger Twigg
More State Budget Woes
Shrewd Moves in Arundel
Bureaucratic shuffles
Future of Black Marsh
Advance strains supply system Vast train feeds, fuels and arms troops at front. PERSIAN GULF SHOWDOWN By New York Times
Budget crunch
Legislative leaders urging deeper state cuts Lawmakers, Schaefer must cope with revenue shortfall. By William Thompson | William Thompson,Evening Sun Staff
Granite residents furious at new officials Politicians can't shut burning stump dump. By Jay Merwin | Jay Merwin,Evening Sun Staff
Correction
Gun measure gets panel's OK Spurt of violence may give assault-gun bill momentum. By Jon Morgan | Jon Morgan,Evening Sun Staff
Top Male Athletes
Hopkins To Request Deputy Police Chief By Paul Shread | Paul Shread,Staff writer
Falcons Fall -- Fighting --to Meade In Quarterfinals By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
White House leans toward allied court to try Iraqis on war-crimes charges WAR IN THE GULF By Lyle Denniston and Mark Matthews | Lyle Denniston and Mark Matthews,Washington Bureau of The Sun Sun correspondent Robert Ruby in Riyadh contributed to this article
Iraqis face terrible predicament By Harry Summers
Four white lies By William Safire
Flood of applicants competes for job of superintendent By Gelareh Asayesh
CNN jumps gun in reporting Iraqi pullout By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,Sun Television Critic
Seven Oak Shopping Center Clears Hurdle By Staff report
We've won the war -- why go on? By Peter Tarnoff
War In The Gulf
Who Should Judge the Keating 5?
End of the war
Severn Free Throws Nip Curley, 40-38 By Steven Kivinski | Steven Kivinski,Staff writer
U.S. dismisses Iraq pullout order BUSH DEMANDS PUBLIC HUSSEIN STATEMENT 27 U.S. soldiers killed as Scud hits barracks WAR IN THE GULF By Robert Ruby | Robert Ruby,Sun Staff Correspondent
U.S. military shows foresight in POW plans WAR IN THE GULF By Knight-Ridder News Service
Republican Battle Cry: Power to the People! By NEAL R. PEIRCE
Army base highway in N.C. has become lonesome road By Ellen Uzelac | Ellen Uzelac,Sun Staff Correspondent
Corrections
Henderson Regrets Seeing Opportunity Wasted By Lem Satterfield
Charter change may aid redistricted candidates By Ginger Thompson
Audrey Hill Brown Dunbar High teacher
Switch by CBS from Bush speech called an 'insult' By From staff reports Arch Parsons of The Sun's Washington Bureau contributed to this article
Navy Burns Weeds Near Radio Facility
Kissinger sees opportunity in victory Peace possible, ex-secretary of state predicts PERSIAN GULF SHOWDOWN By Liz Atwood | Liz Atwood,Evening Sun Staff
Minefields pose few problems for ground forces By New York Times News Service
A Glen Burnie Man Accused In Stabbing
Putting out all oil fires could take over a year WAR IN THE GULF By Peter Honey and Michael K. Burns | Peter Honey and Michael K. Burns,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Return of trucks to smoking dump angers neighbors By Dennis O'Brien | Dennis O'Brien,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
Converting victory into a politically enduring success PERSIAN GULF SHOWDOWN By Robin Wright | Robin Wright,Los Angeles Times
Overdue sanctions
Hang up or pay phone bill Baltimore Co. billing some car-phone users. By Glenn Small | Glenn Small,Evening Sun Staff
Anderson Sees Opportunity In Sports By John Harris III
Disease may be Kuwait's next enemy, analysts predict One-fourth of civilians may be dead or facing injuries and illness before war ends, U.S. says. PERSIAN GULF SHOWDOWN By Los Angeles Times
Bill offers registration at last minute--on voting day By C. Fraser Smith | C. Fraser Smith,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
U.S. dismisses Iraq pullout order BUSH DEMANDS PUBLIC HUSSEIN STATEMENT Fitzwater says all U.N. measures must be accepted WAR IN THE GULF By Mark Matthews and Karen Hosler | Mark Matthews and Karen Hosler,Washington Bureau of The Sun Paul West of The Sun's Washington Bureau contributed to this article
War Is BloodyEditor: War is not a game of Nintendo. It is...
A potpourri of opinion mongers By The Boston Globe President Bush had drawn another line in the sand that was clear to all the waiting world. This time the message to Saddam Hussein was: Pull out of Kuwait on the terms set by the United States and its allies or face their might on the field of battle. When Saddam failed to comply, this high-noon confrontation turned into the ground war that had been so long a-building. The president's action was firm, decisive and thoroughly appropriate to the circumstances. The San Francisco Chronicle We opposed this war at the outset, and we have dreaded the escalation from air war to ground war, which is sure to bring far more U.S. casualties. Like all Americans, we understand that there are times when armies must fight, even in the most hellish sort of combat. Through Saturday, we hoped this would not be such a time. We yearned for some 11th hour diplomatic miracle. But diplomats cannot deter heads of state bent on destruction, even their own destruction. Bush's high noon deadline was tight and terse, but not unreasonable. We felt Bush moved too quickly toward this war. But now it is Saddam who has made a ground war inevitable.The San Jose Mercury News Rationality is not in Mr. Hussein's inventory of what, to him, passes for reasoning. Whether or not his evil is Hitlerian in dimension is conjectural. Surely, though, Saddam Hussein has committed in a smaller space, in a shorter time, and with unprecedented atrocity, offenses against both humanity and Nature that Hitler would have applauded. Faced with such evil, those who value liberty, and life, and humanity -- and, yes, that elusive world condition called peace -- can make but one response when all else has failed. All else has been tried, in every single forum available to it. Despite that Herculean effort, all else failed. Hence "the mother of all battles." Hence the imperative to win it. The Miami Herald
Club Will Offer Sustenance, Both Spiritual And Physical By Rosalie M Falter
Brueckmann Bird watcher
Britain's Hurd wants Hussein out of power WAR IN THE GULF By Gilbert A. Lewthwaite | Gilbert A. Lewthwaite,London Bureau of The Sun
Melvin Lovell Retired welder
Audrey Hill Brown
Tough questions for Boyse Mosley By Wiley A. Hall 3rd
Treasure Hunters With Detectors Display Their Mettle By Robert Lee | Robert Lee,Staff writer
Mom, 10 kids live in burned house Woman renewed lease with city 3 weeks after fire. By Joan Jacobson | Joan Jacobson,Evening Sun Staff
Dozens Of Cars Are Vandalized By Kris Antonelli | Kris Antonelli,Staff writer
The people's court By GILBERT SANDLER
Return of trucks to smoking dump angers neighbors By Dennis O'Brien | Dennis O'Brien,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
Man Pleads Guilty To Vehicular Homicide By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,Staff writer
Ferndale Post Office Bears The Stamp Of Earlier Days By Gary Gately | Gary Gately,Staff writer
The good fortune of Arizona's John McCain On Politics Today By Jack Germond and Jules Witcover
Baltimore CityASSAULT ON POLICE: Eastern District... By The following accounts were compiled by reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today
Report of order by Hussein to withdraw meets skepticism in Marylanders By Ann LoLordoand James Bock
Broadneck Swamps Laplata In Regionals By Roch Eric Kubatko | Roch Eric Kubatko,Staff writer
Maryland has become a 'state of hate'If you think your...
Cold War Is Over, But Cold War Budgets Linger On By DANIEL S. GREENBERG
Coach Had To Wrestle With Integration By Lem Satterfield
Glen Burnie Man Admits Guilt In Car Crash That Killed 3 By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,Staff writer
John Amos Truck mechanic
British court to review 1975 convictions of IRA Birmingham Six HD: Validity of evidence is being questioned By Gilbert A. Lewthwaite | Gilbert A. Lewthwaite,London Bureau of The Sun
Brogden Focuses Minds, Not Just Talent By John Harris III
The War and the Superpowers WAR IN THE GULF
Police form special teams to combat shotgun robberies Latest grocery store holdups have police rethinking strategy. By Alisa Samuels and William B. Talbott | Alisa Samuels and William B. Talbott,Evening Sun Staff Richard Irwin and Joe Nawrozki contributed to this story
In an instant, Scud transforms troop haven into hell By Richard H. P. Sia | Richard H. P. Sia,Sun Staff Correspondent
Ecker appoints Howard County police chief Robey moves up to head police force. By Norris P. West | Norris P. West,Evening Sun Staff
Judge Is The Antichrist, Murder Defendant Claims By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,Staff writer
Polls show heavy support for decision on ground war By Frank Starr | Frank Starr,Chief of The Sun's Washington Bureau
Dancing with Garbage on Sioux Lands By THOMAS A. DASCHLE
Growing up in an uncaring society By Susan P. Leviton
In Rock Creek, A New Dam Fails To Stem Criticism By John A. Morris | John A. Morris,Staff writer
Acting Role Is Next Stage In Gospel Singer's Career By Michael R. Driscoll | Michael R. Driscoll,Staff writer
Surrendering Iraqis rejoice that their part in gulf war is over WAR IN THE GULF By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Sun Staff Correspondent
Burgundy bricks to grace new baseball stadium By James Bock
Schmoke letter asks employees for salary freeze By Ginger Thompson
Stupid CPA Tricks and Other Advice By CHARLES T. ALLEN
Shutting the weak may aid the strong Homewood Hospital closing to help state system, according to official. By Sue Miller and Alisa Samuels | Sue Miller and Alisa Samuels,Evening Sun Staff
British admit 6 were jailed wrongly Government admits faked evidence and confessions were used in pub bombing trial. By Chicago Tribune
Suspected Ringleader Gets 18 Years For Heists At Mall By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,Staff writer
Man charged in bomb plot mystifies many By Michael Olloveand William F. Zorzi Jr. Ann LoLordo of The Sun's metropolitan staff contributed to this article
Drug Ring Member Gets 8-year Term By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,Staff writer
SPORTS
Dorothy Shula was the true coach in a family of them By Greg Coteand Gary Long | Greg Coteand Gary Long,Knight-Ridder
BASEBALL American League * Cleveland Indians -- Agreed to...
Sheets is willing to catch if it helps him catch on Other players work in new roles Orioles notes By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Lethargic UMBC scores 76-62 win over Buffalo By Bill Free
Capitals control destiny in bid to reach playoffs By James H. Jackson
Bullets preview By Chris Zang
Harnisch is hit in early days of Astros camp By Russ White | Russ White,Orlando Sentinel
DNR suddenly in stall on rockfish regulations By Bill Burton
Dobart primes for stretch run so he can fish in Classic here By Bill Burton
Stewart: the accidental recruit Coppin's gamble pays off handsomely By Jerry Bembry
Towson falls, 72-49, to Virginia Boyd's hip injury not believed serious By Rob Daniels | Rob Daniels,Special to The Sun
Local colleges should be in a playoff here By Bill Tanton
Caps' playoff chances dim with loss to Devils N.J.'s 5-1 win opens 5-point lead By Mike Tully | Mike Tully,Special to The Sun
Shaping up Orioles springing forth with discipline, conditioning By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
Davis finds O's uniform still fits By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
White says Fla. may get both NL expansion teams
Meade's Scott has commitment that goes beyond his wrestling By Lem Satterfield
BaseballCleveland Indians -- Agreed to terms with C Sandy...
Davis intends to fit with Orioles this time Slugger decided on college after being drafted in 1979 By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Severn ousts Curley, 40-38
Coppin's Isaac has extended his range, and his NBA horizons By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Evening Sun Staff
Muggsy is difference in Dunbar comparison By Ken Rosenthal
Baltimore club again dominates RRCA Challenge By Michael Reeb
Minnesota coach Haskins reprimanded for blasting refs By Knight-Ridder
Bullets turn to Walker for help All-purpose guard back to face Knicks By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Sun Staff Correspondent
His doctors were telling him they had to operate... By JOHN EISENBERG
Salary cap also puts lid on deadline-beating deals NBA notebook By Alan Goldstein
Izegwire seeks to fashion success Nigerian light heavy pursues 2 careers By Alan Goldstein
St. Frances' Gray uncommitted By SAM DAVIS
Skipjacks preview By Nestor Aparicio
Shula's wife dies at 57 after battle with cancerDorothy...
Aberdeen's Bowers proves good enough By Rich Scherr
College Basketball Report By Paul McMullen
Leave it to Unitas to stage cash comeback By John Steadman
Fly So Free may not with 'Wackie' around By Jack Mann | Jack Mann,Evening Sun Staff
FEATURES
Go figure! Forget calculator with food exchange plan By Colleen Pierre, R.D
Working harder at exercise outweighs working longer at it By Dr. Gabe Mirkin | Dr. Gabe Mirkin,United Feature Syndicate
John Daly, newsman and TV host, dies
Baby, what cold hands you have By Dr. Modena Wilsonand Dr. Alain Joffe
Analysts advise slashing state arts council budget by $1.15 million By Eric Siegel
Fat is funny as a stroke By Elise T. Chisolm
One lesson learned: identify and treat post-traumatic stress By Gerri Kobren
Big Bird turns 6 (again) in prime time By Steve McKerrow
Treadmill stress test may not be effective By Medical Tribune News Service
'Nick & Nora' to open Mechanic season By Winnie Walsh
Stress of battle is written in the histories of war By Gerri Kobren
* Friday: Discussion of "The Persian Gulf War...
On MPT, 'Frontline' offers fascinating look inside 'The Mind of Hussein' By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,Sun Television Critic
Effect of sports on your back A common-sense rule: If it hurts, don't do it By Hank Herman | Hank Herman,New York Times
Magician pulls 'Victory' out of his hat By Mary Corey
Current needs
Randallstown students are in the business of support By Ellen Hawks | Ellen Hawks,Evening Sun Staff
Last summer has become the good old days By Mike Royko | Mike Royko,Tribune Media Services
In 'Lucifer's Child,' Julie Harris shows why she's First Lady of Stage By Lou Cedrone
Medication may stop atrial fibrillation By Dr. Simeon Margolis
Goucher's new theater opens with ancient play By Winifred Walsh | Winifred Walsh,Evening Sun Staff
Sculptural glass exhibit reflects wide range of techniques and styles By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic
PBS gives insight into Hussein's rise to sole power By Michael Hill
Youngsters may instinctively know what they should eat and when By Susan FitzGerald | Susan FitzGerald,Knight-Ridder
Mozart's skull creates debate about his death By Ernest F. Imhoff | Ernest F. Imhoff,Evening Sun Staff
3-part series set on PBS on Soviet space program
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