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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON JANUARY 01, 1991

NEWS

Iraq could pull out in days--or months By Charles W. Corddry | Charles W. Corddry,Washington Bureau of The Sun

Now it's states' turn: Most face skyrocketing deficits By Paul West | Paul West,Washington Bureau of The Sun

U.S. skeptical of EC mission to Baghdad Washington sees little hope for a settlement By Mark Matthews | Mark Matthews,Washington Bureau of The Sun

Woman killed in Jerusalem as she sets up bomb By Doug Struck | Doug Struck,Sun Staff Correspondent

Council to weigh 2 competing bills on Howard growth By Philip Davis | Philip Davis,Howard County Bureau of The Sun

Bleeding hearts of liberals offer sanity desperately needed in '91 By WILEY HALL

Luxuries get exclusive with tax all their own By Doug Birch

Schmoke vows to lower city's homicide rate By Roger Twigg

Crises speed up clock, as cities fight to survive By MICHAEL OLESKER

Annapolis welcomes 'First Night' in family fashion By Peter Jensen | Peter Jensen,Anne Arundel Bureau of The Sun

Medicare incorporates breast cancer checkups in revised coverage for 1991 By Cox News Service

1991 is Year of the Tax as U.S. increases kick in By Stephen E. Nordlinger | Stephen E. Nordlinger,Washington Bureau of The Sun

Surgeons' group backs routine AIDS test By Jonathan Bor

Britain stands firm on U.N. deadline By Gilbert A. Lewthwaite | Gilbert A. Lewthwaite,London Bureau of The Sun

Fireworks--and old fashions--ring in the New Year By Peter Jensenand Lynda Robinson

Marylanders tiptoe to their new year, trying to be merry while there's time 1991 By James Bock

Children of GIs from World War II get U.S. help at last By Michael Ollove

FEATURES

Effects of antibiotics use longterm By Dr. Modena Wilsonand Dr. Alain Joffe

Some current needs of local volunteer organizations and agencies By ELLEN HAWKS | ELLEN HAWKS,EVENING SUN STAFF

Chicken Creole By Seattle Times

She's in her 60s and she's an expendable work unit By MIKE ROYKO | MIKE ROYKO,Tribune Media Services

The awful parties we do for fun By ELISE CHISOLM

Despite season's failures, networks must take risks By MICHAEL HILL

Men at assault center listen when someone needs to talk By Ellen Hawks | Ellen Hawks,Evening Sun Staff

Coping/child Care By T. Berry Brazelton, M.D. | T. Berry Brazelton, M.D.,SPECIAL FEATURES/SYNDICATION SALES

Those old faces in the new movies By LOU CEDRONE

When a grown-up child won't let go By Lawrence M. Kutner | Lawrence M. Kutner,New York Times

What's In a Name? Baltimore trivia By Dan Rodricks | Dan Rodricks,Evening Sun Staff

Lasers may fix problems in our eyesight soon Corneal sculpting gains By Richard Saltus | Richard Saltus,Distributed by Universal Press Syndicate

SPORTS

No. 2 Yellow Jackets playing for respect, No. 1 No. 19 Cornhuskers stand in their way By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondent

Williams joins Bullets in scrimmage Return to team likely to be delayed By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Sun Staff Correspondent

Lakers' Johnson, West declare peace GM suggested star relaxed some nights By Alan Goldstein

Buffaloes want title for state No Colorado team has won big game By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Sun Staff Correspondent

NHL director of officials makes the rounds on ice By James H. Jackson

No. 1, the answers aren't easy Title to be disputed no matter who wins By Don Markus

Colorado should not have taken the fifth By MIKE LITTWIN

Edwards goes from 6th man to starter, from instant offense to leading scorer By Alan Widmann

This time, ABC joins NFL playoff picture Redskins-Eagles to lead traditional lineup Saturday By Vito Stellino

Snyder makes an early--and successful--return to Dulaney bench PREPS By SAM DAVIS

Morales and Yara pushing Father Time to the limit By Michael Reeb

Trainer dismisses Leonard-Hearns talk A third fight has not been talked about By Alan Goldstein

Star de Naskra Stakes is rubber match Haymaker and Colonel Hill have split earlier meetings By Marty McGee | Marty McGee,Sun Staff Correspondent

Texas coach McWilliams finally a genius By JOHN EISENBERG

BUSINESS

Reserve call-ups could reduce Dec. job growth By Dow Jones News Service

State budget cuts spare small-business programs By David Conn

New deadline set to allow Pa. bank to raise capital By Knight-Ridder News Service

Stocks end worst year since '81 recession Airline stocks suffered most By Dow Jones News Service

Neophyte's black-oriented paper thrives By Blair S. Walker

Provident to declare dividends after quarters end By Peter H. Frank